Mosin Nagant lore be like:

a far flung scifi setting without the mosin nagant is simply shit to consider reading tbh /s

Reminds me of an old post in r/worldbuilding where in the future even when we have Lazer blasters people still use the AK cause it's so convenient and millions of copies have been made

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Wheres the trans girl in Oregon wearing cat ear helmet attachments. Mosins are like crack to them.

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Give it to the Russians for making reliable weapons.... At least the ones before the 90's *looks at SU-57*

Problem was that after the Soviet union collapsed Russia abandoned the Soviet philosophy that their guns have to be cheap, reliable, easy to clean and have few moving parts

@GadzWolf11 Thats nice, now add one more frame where is chopped down into an obrez and lashed onto a honda trail cub

time old tale about how a rifle is never as important as the one holding it.

Ukranian army using mosin I thought only the donbass militias, now part of the russian army used them

Afaik both Russian and Ukrainian militias in the area used them, think I saw an article years ago saying they also used the old maxim guns from WW1 just cause it was so reliable as long as they had cold water around (which wasn't in short supply in the area)