The pictures on this page represent common, and some less common, Mosin Nagant models and their variations in configuration along with different stock features, finishes, and markings. It is not a comprehensive list of variations as arsenals, years of production, and secondary small marks are not represented. When applicable, the title of each picture is linked to a page with more pictures and details. Pictures designated "*" are a combination of parts from several rifles and/or digital alteration of the photographs. The intent is to educate and illustrate, not deceive, and the visitor's understanding of this is appreciated.

See the Mosin Nagant Master Barrel Mark Reference also.

Russian/Soviet Models
Number	Model and Notes	Picture
1	Russian M91* first configuration Follow the link for details on this and subsequent changes to the Russian M91
2	Russian M91* second configuration
3	Russian M91* third configuration
4	Russian M91* fourth configuration
5	Russian M91* fifth configuration
6	Russian M91* sixth configuration
7	Russian M91* seven configuration
8	Russian M91* eighth configuration
9	Russian M91* ninth configuration
10	Russian M91* tenth and final configuration
11	Russian M91* US (Remington) WWI contract US walnut stock
12	Russian M91 Dragoon and Cossack* first configuration
13	Russian M91 Dragoon and Cossack* late configuration
14	Russian M1907 Carbine
15	Soviet round receiver trials M91/30
16	Soviet M91/30 pre-war stock
17	Soviet M91/30 war-time stock
18	Soviet M91/30 post-war stock
19	Soviet M91/30 post-war laminated stock
20	Soviet M38 1st pattern stock rear barrel band shoulder close to rear sight
21	Soviet M38 2nd pattern pre-war stock rear barrel band shoulder moved forward to same distance from buttplate as M91 and M91/30 stocks
22	Soviet M38 war-time stock
23	Soviet M38 post-war stock uncommon in an M38 pattern (no M44 bayonet groove)
24	Soviet M38 1st pattern laminated stock small indistinct laminations
25	Soviet M38 2nd pattern laminated stock large distinct laminations
26	Soviet M44 war-time stock
27	Soviet M44 post-war stock
28	Soviet M44 laminated stock
29	Soviet M44 training rifle
30	Soviet M91/30 PU sniper right side
31	Soviet M91/30 PU sniper left side
32	M91/59
33	M91/59 Czech stock
34	M91/38
35	M91/38 Czech stock

Finnish Models
Number	Model and Notes	Picture
36	Finnish M91 "early" configuration, stepped barrel one piece Russian stock
37	Finnish M91 "late" configuration, straight barrel two piece Finnish stock
38	Finnish M91 spliced Russian stock
39	Finnish M91 one piece Finnish stock
40	Finnish M91 two piece post war Finnish stock
41	Finnish M91rv* right side
42	Finnish M91rv* left side
43	Finnish M24 straight barrel
44	Finnish M24rv*
45	Finnish P-Series
46	Finnish M27 one piece Russian stock, square patch, early nosecap
47	Finnish M27 one piece Russian stock, oval patch, early nosecap
48	Finnish M27 one piece Finnish stock, oval patch, early nosecap, front ski swivel
49	Finnish M27 one piece Finnish stock, no patch, late nosecap, front ski swivel
50	Finnish M27 spliced Russian stock, slot intact, no swivel, late nosecap
51	Finnish M27* spliced Russian stock, slot intact and swivel
52	Finnish M27 M28/30 stock (post-war replacement)
53	Finnish M27rv
54	Finnish M28
55	Finnish M28 M27 stock (post-war replacement)
56	Finnish M28 double slot
57	Finnish M28/30 two piece Finnish stock
58	Finnish M28/30 one piece Russian stock
59	Finnish M28/30 one piece American walnut stock picture courtesy of Jeremy Weber
60	Finnish M39 straight stock
61	Finnish M39 war-time pistol grip stock
62	Finnish M39 post-war stock
63	Dragoon Finnish modified front sight
64	Finnish M91/30 Soviet stock Early rear sling slot escutcheons added by Finland
65	Finnish M91/30 spliced Soviet stock
66	Finnish M91/30 two piece Finnish "pot belly" stock
67	Finnish M91/30 two piece Finnish post-war stock
68	Finnish M28/76 target rifle right side
69	Finnish M28/76 target rifle left side

Models from countries other than Russia and Finland
Number	Model and Notes	Picture
70	Japanese marked Russo Japanese War capture in near original configuration
71	Japanese Russo Japanese War capture 6.5 Arisaka single shot trainer conversion
72	German WWI capture Mauser bayonet conversion
73	Japanese Russian Civil War Allied Intervention single shot trainer
74	Belgian post-WWI/1920s era commercial 8mm conversion
75	Polish M91/98/25 8mm conversion
76	Spanish Civil War purchase M91 Spanish (post war?) walnut stock
77	Spanish Civil War purchase Dragoon
78	Spanish Civil War purchase M91/30
79	Polish M44
80	Polish WZ48 .22lr trainer
81	Hungarian M91/30
82	Hungarian M44
83	Romanian M44
84	Romanian M91/30
85	Romanian Cold War era M91 Instructie training rifle
86	Romanian Cold War era M91/30 Instructie training rifle
87	Romanian Cold War era M38 Instructie training rifle
88	Romanian Cold War era M44 Instructie training rifle
89	Romanian Cold War era M44 Exercitiu training rifle
90	Romanian unknown era, possibly Cold War Romanian made two piece M91 stock
91	Romanian unknown era, possibly Cold War Romanian made two piece Dragoon stock
92	Chinese T53
93	Albanian M91/30
94	Czech VZ54 sniper right side
95	Czech VZ54 sniper left side
96	Czech M44 stock
97	Albanian M44 stock
98	Yugoslavian refurbished Soviet M44
99	Viet Nam captured Soviet M44
100	Syrian marked Soviet M44
101	East German refurbished Soviet M38
102	Bulgarian marked Soviet M38
103	"Balkan" (?) .410 shotgun