Mosin Nagant M1891 (3D-printed replica)

This is NOT a real firearm.

By the 1880s, the Russian Empire had fallen behind the rest of the world. The first setback came in 1877, when its Berdan II rifles proved inferior to the Ottoman repeating rifles. The second blow came in 1886, with the introduction of the French Lebel M1886 rifle, unshering in the smokeless powder era. In response, in 1891, with the combination of the works of Captain Zinoviev, Captain Sergei Ivanovich Mosin, and Belgian engineer Léon Nagant, came the creation of the 3-line rifle Model of 1891, more commonly known as the Mosin-Nagant.

This is a full-scale replica of the Mosin-Nagant M1891 rifle that includes the complete mechanism of the original one, but it was modified to not shoot any type of projectile, making it completely safe.

Assembly video: https://youtu.be/syPTuBkTjSQ

YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@replicasdreyse?si=ca3nHU5PY92QJvqQ

Frequent questions

Does it accept real gun parts?

No, due to the needs of 3D printing, all models have had to be slightly modified to facilitate printing and improve their performance. Therefore, its parts and the original parts are not compatible with each other.

What is the minimum print space?

The minimum print space for this model is 216x54x178mm (X, Y, Z).

How much material is required?

The final weight is 781g, but I recommend having 2kg available.

Where can I get the springs?

Some of the springs used:

Kit A: https://a.co/d/bYlamnq

Kit B: https://a.co/d/1BQogvg

You can print it and send it to me.

No, my apologies, but I can't offer that service.

I can get it in STEP format?

No, for safety reasons, I share the models only in STL format.