Mosin Nagant - Soviet song about Mosin rifle
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- 118 years of Mosin rifle, An iconic symbol of the Soviet Union!
"The three-line rifle of 1891" - under this name the legendary rifle was accepted for service by the army. On 28 April 2010 that event will turn 119 years old! This is the weapon of our army during the war with Japan, WWI and WWII - over one half of all the rifles were produced at Izhevsk arms factory (now - JSC "Izhmash").
The rifle of Sergey Mosin was the first rifle designed in Russia and accepted for service by the Russian army. The army used it for 50 years. It was an absolutely new type of rifle made for the new 7.62 mm round that combined case, primer, gun powder and bullet. The unique part of this magazine rifle was a cut-off rejecter that simply and safely prevented the jams in the receiver with the subsequent round from the magazine. By its features the rifle was superior to all small arms in the world. With time only minor modernizations took place, and that improved efficiency of production and reduced production costs.
Three arms factories at a time manufactured the rifles - in Izhevsk, Tula and Sestroretsk. But only Izhevsk made all the versions - infantry, dragoons, Cossacks, training, sniper, carbines and even acting miniature copies. Since 1925 Izhevsk factory was the leader in the output. And it was not about quantity only - Izhevsk rifle was twice cheaper than the one from Tula. Besides, Izhevsk manufactured barrels and receivers for all three factories.
During the Great Patriotic War Izhevsk technologists, designers and workers achieved a lot: labor costs per rifle decreased by 5 times, and output hit 10-12 thousand daily - enough to arm one division. In total, during the war there were assembled 12 million 100. thousand Mosin rifles, and 11 million 145 thousand of them was manufactured at Izhmash (factory № 74).
The production of Mosin rifle was ceased in 1944, but the weapon was re-born in new makes of sporting, hunting and ballistic guns of Izhmash. Valuable experience of Mosin rifle mass production as well as design, technological and labor potential formed the basis for the mastering of Kalashnikov assault rifle in 1947.
Izhevsk machine-building plant follows centuries-old traditions of Izhevsk gunsmiths and still manufactures combat and sporting guns. The latest models, accepted for service by the Russian army - 100-series Kalashnikov assault rifles, Nikonov assault rifle AN-94, Bizon submachine gun.
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This video shows the mosin being used during ww2,
The song is about the mosin rifle-Dmitry & Danil Pokrass'Lyrics: A. Lugin
Interesting fact.
This rifle was in service way before the russo-japanese war it was used in greeco-persian war
ceaser conquest of gallia
first crusade
Fall of byzantine
Alexander expansion
china 3 kingdom period
american civil war
real
And it still using in Ukraine War.
No. In fact it was used in 2700 Bc when the sumerians invaded elams
From the south to the Urals
You have marched with me by the Partisan's path
And the enemies there were,
fell not a few where we walked together
Chorus:
Hey, hit my rifle, accurately and swiftly
Without mercy to the foe
And I to you, my rifle
Will help with a sharp sabre
And you the same
Day and night at guard on the border
We see our enemy's trail's
We catch every rustle
We know every enemy trick
Not without reason does our enemy anger
Our borders are castled (shut)
We will never step back
There is no greater honor to us
We stay together
In our army forever
We are ready for battle
With any army
That we have to fight
The duo of us will fight
You and I
Together we are used to winning
+50TNCSA Yep. That's awesome.
50TNCSA Thank you for translating
I think I saw one of my mosin's in one of those shots.
Даже в 5000 году эта винтовка будет на войне
My grandfather used it for hunting and it was one of his favorites in his collection along with the Lee Enfield MK III, he even named it "Vinto"
This rifle is one of the best in my collection. The heavy weight helps with the recoil, it is simple, no jams, a real combat rifle. For some reason it is more accurate than my uncles K-98. The only issue is that the safety is a pain to engage. Other than that it probably is the most sound and well designed rifles I've seen.
I recently got one and so far I’ve had no complaints. It’s a good, strong rifle! I couldn’t agree more with you about the safety though 😂
@@American001_officalI’m convinced that those safeties weren’t ever meant to be engaged anyways lol
@@AccountNameGuy lol fr
С Юга до Урала
Ты со мной шагала
Партизанскою тропой.
И врагов, бывало,
Падало немало
Там, где пробирались мы с тобой.
Припев:
Эй, бей, винтовка, метко, ловко,
Без пощады по врагу!
Я тебе, моя винтовка,
Острой саблей помогу.
Ты и ныне та же -
День и ночь на страже
В пограничной полосе.
След мы видим вражий,
Шорох ловим каждый,
Знаем мы врага уловки все.
Припев.
Враг недаром злится:
На замке граница.
Не отступим никогда!
Нет нам большей чести -
Остаёмся вместе
В армии родимой навсегда.
Припев.
Мы готовы к бою
С армией любою.
Коль придется воевать!
Будем биться двое -
Я и ты со мною,
Вместе нам привычно побеждать.
Припев:
Эй, бей, винтовка, метко, ловко,
Без пощады по врагу!
Я тебе, моя винтовка,
Острой саблей помогу.
This video makes me proud to own a Mosin Nagant 91/30
Same lmao
In my gun collection I've got 3 Mosins. They are amazingly simple and extremely durable. The perfect rifle for WW2 Soviet Army. I've got Mausers, an Enfield and a Garand in my WW2 collection. The Enfield is the most shooter friendly, the Mauser is of course great and, being an American the Garand is my favorite. All said though the Mosin Nagant would be the rifle I would choose for the Soviet Army of the 40's. It's extremely durable. Many Thanks to our Gallant Soviet Allies!
the only centerfire rifle (likely the ONLY rifle) to serve over a century. So far, only the AK47 comes close to it's superb service record. Russian weapons are the best.
Awesome vid, thanks for posting.
~Proud Mosin-Nagant owner.
We just need to wait until 2047.
The Finnish 7.62 Tkiv 85 is a direct variant of the Mosin-Nagant, it's currently their primary sniper rifle. Regardless of who the rifle is being used by, the fact remains that people still use them in combat.
A fine rifle -- refined further for precision
Trust Sako to pull it off well
The thing I love about the mosin is the little magazine protrusion near the trigger. It gives it a level of character.
Пролетарии! Даешь меткого стрелка!
I have a 1936 Tula Hex receiver 91/30 and love it to death. Great guns.
I saw an 84yr old woman shoot a wood board 3" wide from 200 yds away with an M-44.Sasha I love your videos...I espeacially like the historical background of one of the best rifles ever made.
Bought a 1926 Tula Hex Dragoon that has MO markings for $99 yesterday. Probably the finest condition mosin I've ever seen and I've seen hundreds over the years at shows and stores.
Love, it makes you love your gun even more :)
The Mosin Nagant fought against itself, and won every time. I love my Mosin, and I love this video!
The lyrics (1):
С юга до Урала ты со мной шагала
Партизанскою тропой,
И врагов, бывало, падало немало
Там, где пробирались мы с тобой.
Припев:
Эх, бей, винтовка, метко, ловко
Без пощады по врагу!
Я тебе, моя винтовка,
острой саблей помогу.
Ты и нынче та же, день и ночь на страже
В прифронтовой полосе.
След мы видим вражий шорох ловим каждый.
Знаем мы врага уловки все.
Припев.
lovely combination of craftsmanwork and mass production. you don't see that too often nowadays
I love the history and good old fashioned music. I wish I could understand the words. Make more vids like this.
Great song, Great Rifle, and outstanding footage! 5/5 Favorites! Well done Comrade
Враг недаром злится:
На замке граница.
Не отступим никогда!
Нет нам большей чести -
Остаемся вместе
В армии родимой навсегда.
Припев.
Мы готовы к бою
С армией любою.
Коль придется воевать,
Будем биться двое -
Я и ты со мною,
Вместе нам привычно побеждать.
Припев:
Эй, бей, винтовка, метко, ловко,
Без пощады по врагу!
Я тебе, моя винтовка,
Острой саблей помогу.
All I know is my mosins cycle faster than my enfields. Unless there's something wrong with my enfields lol. The straight bolt to me is just easier to grasp than the bent bolt.. I always hear people saying the enfield bolt is smooth,but to me it's kind if stiff to cycle.. Tried oiling em but not much difference. just from my experience with the one's I own, I have a British and Canadian model.
nice
Great vid! i have the M44 carbine in my video, but i plan on gettin a 91/30. The Soviets made some damn good rifles, and they're pretty accurate too. 5 stars!
A great video about a great rifle!
Чтоб меткость и сноровку иметь в бою,
Храни, боец, винтовку, как жизнь свою!
Russo-Japanese War, WW1, Russian Revolution, Spanish Civil War, Winter War, WW2, Korea, damn what a long service life.
It's still beeing used by soldiers across the word, it's currently being used by some soldiers in the russian-ukranian war, edit :just realised it's 13 years old comment, hope you're doing well
Few weeks ago, i bought a working 1895 Mosin "Trex Leneika". Markings on it says "Russian Imperial Tulski arms Factory" and double headed eagle with the year 1895. and the cool part about i bought it only for $30.00 bucks, at a garage sale :)))))
Mosin is love, Mosin is life
I have a 1942 Mosin Nagant M91/30. It's one of the most accurate unscoped rifles I've ever shot, and the oldest as well. With 40 rounds of surplus ammo, I only spent $110. Its bore shines like a mirror and has very nice rifling for being a 68 year old gun.
I own 91/30 and m44. They are rifles that win revolutions. Well done, comrade.
Thanks
i play this video every time i clean my nagant, god damn i love this rifle!!!!
Russian-Japanese War
World War One
Russian Revolution
Russian Civil War
Polish-Soviet War
Spanish Civil War
Winter War
World War Two
Korean War
Indochinese Civil War
Vietnam War
Damn long service, but for such an amazing rifle it is not surprising. It has served many good men well, and has helped defend the forces of democracy against imperialistic or fascistic assaults.
Awesome song, awesome video, awesome rifle! 5 stars!
This makes me live my gun even more!
i have a mosin nagant from 1925, and its one of the best rifles ever made. I would go into battle with it any time!
Thank you so much that's awesome
The best Rifle ever made ! And always will remain the best !
I don’t like the Russians, but they make reliable, durable and effective weapons. They also made/make a *lot* of them. I love my 1933 Tula M91/30 (hex receiver). It is an absolute beast of a rifle without the bayonet attached, with the bayonet it is even more formidable. Soviet doctrine was to have the bayonet fixed at all times so yes, properly fix bayonet to your Mosinka, *TOVARISCH!*
I can't believe they didn't list this on the military channels top ten combat rifles. If I ran that, it would be #2 behind the AK47. Can't wait to get my mosin!
if the united states turns on its citizens, this rifle will see continuous service, russian honest steel vs american lies
OORAH!!!
@@johnsanchez8742 URA!!
A gun behind every blade of grass. Ironically a gun from our former enemies. Like mosin, kar98s, aks, carnacos, so on
Look at all these rich western kids pretending to be communists 🤡
Well, this comment aged like milk.
i SAW AN 84YR OLD WOMAN SHOT A WOOD BOARD 3" WIDE FROM 200YRDS AWAY WITH AN M-44.
Sasha I love video...I like the historical back ground of one of the best rifles ever made.
Nicely done, thank you.
I feel like most of the Mosins are in the USA. They’re as common as Mossberg and Remington Shotguns on the Tables at Gun Shows.
Tovarisha Mosina dies only when there are *no more Mosina* .
Slava Mosina!
I have a 1932 Tula. Out of all my guns it is my favorite. An indestructible, highly accurate, and devastatingly powerful rifle. I still find it amazing that they can be picked up so cheap. Best value in a rifle you could ever find. nice video.
With such a rifle, a single sniper (Ljudmila Pavlichenko) scored 309 kills.
The cheap part aged like milk
In ten years when im out of college look for a movie called "not one step back" that im writing. Its about two russians in stalingrad. Lots of Nagant, PPSh, 98k, MP-40 mg42 dp 28 action.
I must second that one. I have a Mauser, a 1903 Springfield, a Mosin, and a Krag. Of all of them, the Mosin is a close second to the Springfield as far as smoothness of the bolt action. A very sturdy, efficient design if I say so myself. I find it hard to believe that the Russians were cannon fodder to the Germans. THey fought well, and were solid defenders. Not to mention, they had their own good tricks up their sleeves.
dude i love this vid huge fan of the mosin
yeah he is super badass, i own a mosin nagant and man it is hard to shoot shit from long distance with just ironsights
Ходят слухи, что мосинки до сих пор где то в тайном складе Путина хранятся, так на всякий случай😂.
I own a Mosin Nagant M44 Carbine in mint condition, which is one of the crown jewels of my collection. I also own a Yugo M44 8mm Mauser, which is a clone of the German 98K. Frankly, I have to say that I put them on the same pedestal. The Mauser has smoother action, but that short barrel on the Mosin Nagant carbine makes the rifle very light and handy. No wonder it was so appreciated by Soviet troops at places like Stalingrad.
I own this rifle, I love it
The Mosin Nagant is an incredible rifle. No doubt about it, but I would never go so far to say that it's the best. Perhaps before the Kar98k. I find the Karabiner's action to be smoother, more reliable, and it's internal magazine easier to feed. Just the fact that the 8mm mauser rifle cartridge has no protruding rims makes the rifle a lot easier to handle and less of a pain. But ultimately, the Mosin Nagant is reliable and as long as you have a strong arm to work that bolt, it won't let you down
The Germans were also mostly armed with the Mauser 98 which was also "Dated as hell" the Mosin Nagant fired about as fast as a Mauser also. if you are talking about Semiautomatic rifles, the soviets had plenty of those, more than the Germans in fact the SVT-40 would have replaced the 91/30 if the Germans had waited another year
@SashaVedernikov
he could be talking about Finland's Simo Hayha the "White Death"
granted he scored most of his kills with a KP-31 Soumi sub-machine gun
Русское оружие было есть и будет лучшее в мире!
Bought my son-in-law an M91/30 today for his birthday
Love the video, love the song, love the mosin. Horoshaya rabota, tovarish.
Mosin Nagant
Send me to hell
That I may pay for my father's sins
Mosin-Nagant
Take me to the flames
That I may at least warm my hands
From dust I was born
All my bone and blood
Oh, the poetry that
I return to mud
The battlefield harmony
Too beautiful to be a dream
Will be a minor third between
My dying scream
Mosin Nagant
Send me to hell
That I may pay for my father's sins
Mosin-Nagant
Take me to the flames
That I may at least warm my hands
Blood softened
Mud coffin
When the poppy's grow o'er my head
Tell your children why blood was shed
Tell them why so many are dead
When the poppy's feed on my head.
The guy giving the MN to Stalin and cheering, was that fricking Lazar Kaganovich?!
Yes
Great song! If only I knew what they were saying. I have always liked russian/ukranian music, it comes from the soul.
i don't care who argues with me, but the mosin-nagant is the best bolt-action rifle ever made
I e-mailed him this video,and had him to watch it,then my daughter came out with the M91/30,before he sang happy birthday..
EthanSurbaugh : I own both...the M44 that I own,I bought from an 85yr old woman that use to work at the iitzsvak plant.I saw her shoot a 1x4 board center,from 100yrds away.
@SashaVedernikov plus a number of other weapons. for example. according to the show 'generals at war on stalingrad,. chukov equipped the conscripts with pistols. sharpened entrenching tools. grenades etc to take the fight to the germans in the tangle of stalingrad.
@KaptainKoolz: Ok,,a bandolier like this can be purchased from J&G sales,Sportsmans guide,cheaper than dirt,also at gun show's. If you look at the video at 0:56,The ammo pouch comes with the mosin,holds 30 rds on stripper clips.
No problem! Keep up the good work :-)
I would feel uncomfortable marching like that knowing there's a bayonet behind me.
And a bayonet ahead of you, greetings 10 years from the future here.
This is an excellent video; what's the name of this song? Also, Godzira and Raven, the rifle was primarily designed by Sergei Mosin; the Nagant's involvement in the design was token at best, and to my understanding, their modifications to the magazine were phased out in later production.
In Russia, the rifle is known simply as the Vintovka Mosina - "Mosin Rifle".
catchy song , I bought a hex receiver 1933 Mosin Nagant 91/30, sling, ammo pouch, bayonet, and 440 of 7.62x54r for $140 and after shooting I think i like this old gun better than my AR
ПЕСНЯ О ВИНТОВКЕ
Стихи А. ЛУГИНА
Музыка Дан. & Дм. ПОКРАСС
С Юга до Урала
Ты со мной шагала
Партизанскою тропой.
И врагов, бывало,
Падало немало
Там, где пробирались мы с тобой.
Припев:
Эй, бей, винтовка, метко, ловко,
Без пощады по врагу!
Я тебе, моя винтовка,
Острой саблей помогу.
Ты и нынче та же -
День и ночь на страже
В пограничной полосе.
След мы видим вражий,
Шорох ловим каждый,
Знаем мы врага уловки все.
yeah actually it was Zhukov, one of those rare exceptional generals who wasn't executed, but instead banished to the far eastern front. Gave what little Japanese there were quite a run in Manchuria.
I just bought a Mosin Nagant today for $107 and lots of ammo at cheaper than dirt about 440 rounds for $111
I just bought mine today. M91/30 Hex receiver. (1934) Izhevsk
MP7 is fairly spendy, but it comes in big bottles. It's used by the military and law enforcement. MP stands for "Military, Police." It is about as strong as Hoppe's, but not as harmful for when you clean guns in the winter in your basement or whatever. I ran three patches down my barrel after shooting corrosive ammo: first one was black, second was gray, third was nearly white. When I ran a dry patch, it was clean.
Have one with a hex reciever made in 1926, wish the critter had a more user friendly safety
Could not agree with you more commrade. :)
the German Army standard rifle was a 5 shot bolt action K98. how were they dated?
DAMN I FEEL LIKE A DANM RUSSIN VETERAN WITH THIS MUSIC
I bought my 1936 Tula from JG Sales for $120, so I'd try there.
great gun at hands of finnish soldier in winterwar... over 500 kills with that gun by sniper called Simo Häyhä. he didnt even have scope.
@SashaVedernikov I agree 100%!
fireball897:The video is about the rifle that has the longest service record in history.
@KaptainKoolz: J&G sales in Prescott AZ.Each bandolier holds 2 loaded Mosin stripper clips per pocket.
You can find lyrics on 'sovmusic. ru ' it's titles song about rifle)
@SuperDwang when they used the mosin nagant they were still the soviets. they stopped using it as their main infantry rifle after world war 2. then they used the sks and in the 1950's the ak-47, then ak-74 and i'm pretty sure that is the last weapon used by the soviet union. now its like ak-108 or aek-971 or something i'm unsure.
very good rifle. Only down side to me is when Im walking around with my Mosin Nagant that its heavy and long....really good rifle tho.
A mosin nagant was actually used in the battle of genosis
He was only making a point. It is quite a heavy rifle. No need to insult him.
Why are people giving fsdggfh thumbs down?
Hey said it was a great rifle, and in reality the Mauser K98 is a better rifle.
The Mosin is slightly better in long range but the Mauser has:
1. A much better bolt design
2. light weight
3. the bullet is slightly more powerful
And while the Mosin IS an excellent rifle, anyone who's shot a Mosin and a Mauser will prefer the Mauser's bolt.
It was in ww2 at cost of france, fireing by the commandos. The germas thought that they ware using a new type of semi automatic rifles.
@SashaVedernikov As for Western Europe, that was (for the most part) a group effort. America, England, Canada, Australia, and the French Resistance did their part.
Yes, we (US) sent more men, but England and everyone else fought just as hard as we did.
I'm glad you actually know what you're talking about with WWII. You're the only one I've found.
Have a good day.
Have you cleaned out the chamber and what not with mineral spirits. There's probably still cosmoline in there from when they stored the rifled. Take mineral spirits and clean out the chamber with it. Take a 20 gauge brass bore brush and wipe out the chamber with that as well.
Agreed.
I like the Mosin, its an excellent rifle, I just hate its bolt.
@cptpikirk nice now im going to have to do that when i clean mine
I got a 1934 Octagon one myself
nice there was a couple of ones with the m44 carbine
@SashaVedernikov And also, the STG-44 was a revolutionary weapon, the engineers that designed it actually helped Kalashnikov design the AK-47, If it had been concieved earlier in the war, the germans would have had a big advantage.
Compared to the russians, I have to believe the Germans had better weapons all in all (eastern front, american weapons is a whole other story), and to be honest, the Allies had 10million casualties on the eastern front, Axis had 5million.
alan uer too into this dude