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This is my knex Mosin-Nagant Carbine m1891. In 1910, the three line Mosin-Nagant rifle was modified to produce a carbine by shortening its barrel. In 1938 It was revamped, largely to make it cheaper to manufacture. In 1944 it attained its final form with the addition of a folding cruciform bayonet. This was made my USSR. The real gun holds approximately five shots. Mine is single shot. Mine also needs a new trigger. It needs a few tweaks here and there. Yeah, it does have some crappy parts on it. I'm betting that this can shoot at least 50FT (With three bands). This needs to be modified a bit. Its hard to load.
Advantages and disadvantages:
Sturdy.
Looks great.
Shoots at least 50Ft (With three bands).
Trigger needs reinforcement.
Note: This is not finished and needs a fake bolt. I wont finish this. This is piece consuming. I wont post it because its really not worth posting instructions for. So this being said, there is better out there. Please rate, comment, or subscribe.
Advantages and disadvantages:
Sturdy.
Looks great.
Shoots at least 50Ft (With three bands).
Trigger needs reinforcement.
Note: This is not finished and needs a fake bolt. I wont finish this. This is piece consuming. I wont post it because its really not worth posting instructions for. So this being said, there is better out there. Please rate, comment, or subscribe.
The M1911 is a Swedish carbine.
No mention of m1911 anywhere.
Theres a 1907 carbine, and the m44 carbine (folding bayonet)
M1891/30 revamp, and lots of other variants.
But nothing about a 1910/1911 model