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Pricing & Package Options

• PACKAGE 1: Collector / Shooter Essentials Kit – $700

  • 1932 Izhevsk Hex M91/30 Rifle

  • Matching Socket Bayonet (49057)

  • 4-Piece Coin Headspace Gauge Set (C, G, N, F)

  • Complete Soviet Field Cleaning Kit & Steel Cleaning Rod

  • Installed Smith-Sights Accuracy & Trigger Kit

• PACKAGE 2: Complete Turn-Key Range Bundle – $850

  • Includes EVERYTHING in Package 1

  • PLUS 250 Rounds of Factory Commercial Ammo:

    • Russian TulAmmo 148gr FMJ (Steel Case, Non-Corrosive)

    • Premium PPU 182gr FMJ BT (Brass Case, Non-Corrosive, Reloadable)

Description

Up for sale is a pre-war 1932 Izhevsk hex receiver M91/30 in a period-correct Soviet birch stock. Hex receivers were phased out in the mid-1930s in favor of simplified round receivers and are the most collectible and solid M91/30 variants. Arsenal refurbished with all primary stamped numbers matching (49057).

Service & Functional Testing

• Gunsmith Inspected & Range Tested: Fully checked and live-fire tested for smooth feeding, reliable cycling, positive extraction, and clean primer ignition.

• Complete Deep Clean: Fully field-stripped down to the bare receiver, including complete bolt disassembly down to the firing pin and mainspring. Cleaned and properly conditioned/lubricated with Ballistol.

• Verified Safe Headspace: Precision tested with coin gauges—smoothly closes on GO, and strictly refuses/stops on NO-GO and FIELD.

• Smith-Sights Accuracy & Trigger Kit: Fitted with custom brass receiver/recoil lug shims and tuned trigger components for solid action lockup and a cleaner, smoother trigger pull.

Markings & Historical Authenticity

• All-Matching Serial Numbers (49057): Stamped matching numbers across the Barrel Shank, Bolt Body, Magazine Floorplate, and Socket Bayonet.

• Izhevsk Barrel Shank & Tang: Stamped with matching Izhevsk "arrow in triangle" crests and 1931/1932 production dates.

• Tula Bolt Mark: Bolt handle root stamped with the Tula Arsenal five-point star, consistent with post-WWII armory overhaul.

• GRAU Refurbishment Stamp: Right side of the buttstock clearly displays the boxed square with diagonal line (/ inside a square)—the mark of GRAU Arsenal No. 1 in Balakliya, Ukraine.

• Izhevsk Proofed Bands: Both front and rear barrel bands feature crisp Izhevsk proof marks.

• Clean Import Mark: PW Arms (Redmond, WA) stamp is discreetly positioned on the receiver flat, leaving all historic top barrel shank crests 100% untouched and visible.