#Ler mount for yugo mauser how to#

The firearm used is a typical m44 carbine, with one minor difference - the bayonet lug has been cut off and the exposed metal blued to match the rifle. S&K also carries mounts for the following milsurp rifles:Д¬lick on any of the military rifle names below to view S&K Insta-mount scope mount ( not all had picture available)ДЇigure 1 shows the parts and tools required for this task. The m44 S&K scope mount used in this article is from their 'Insta-mount' line of scope mounts described as - 'no-gunsmith mounts which attach to ex-military type rifles without drilling or tapping'. S&K scope mounts are manufactured in rural Sugar Grove, Pennsylvania - as they say on their website - 'where the hunting tradition is as old as the forests that occupy the majority of the land area here'. I don't know when it will be finished as I have not received the mount yet. Note: The second article will cover installing a traditional scope mount and standard scope on the m44 carbine. Not to offend Jeff Copper, I will not try to use this term much - but he is fairly responsible for bringing this vernacular into our firearm vocabulary. This scope and mount combination places the m44 (somewhat) in the ' Scout' category of rifles and carbines. The first article (this article) will focus on the installation of a ' no-gunsmith' required scope mount, manufactured by S&K scope mounts, that allows for the installation of a ' Long Eye Relief (LER)' scope (or pistol scope).

#Ler mount for yugo mauser how to#

This is the first of two articles on how to mount a scope on the m44. The 7.62x54 Russian cartridge is close to the.It is chambered for the 7.62x54 Russian cartridge.

It is handy, rugged, and accurate to shoot.The m44 is perfect for the role of a deer gun.I have purchased three of them for less than $60 and I am constantly getting email from readers asking how to mount a scope and turn them into handy little deer guns. There are so many m44s available today and for a pittance to own one. This was my first attempt to mount a scope on a Mosin-Nagant or any of the Soviet m44 carbines.