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My wife since she got home this afternoon...

In the mean time, I roasted a couple pounds of coffee beans.

It's looking good. Two hours of smoke on it. Now to turn it down to 250 and it will be done in the morning when I get up.

Injected and rubbed down with Tony Chachere's Creole Butter yesterday. Will hit it with a couple hands full of apple chips and let it cook low and slow overnight.

Go ahead and swap the ejector when you swap the spring. The M44 ejector will probably have less wear since most M39s were built from old M91 receivers.

Numrich is out of Mosin ejector springs, but plenty on ePay. Here's the ejector, spring, and screw for $20 plus $8 shipping. https://www.ebay.com/itm/393054280039?hash=item5b83dc5967:g:XbQAAOSwuddihmdL&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAsIVEnC5OkdPSeKMLPf7GosLK0auRh9ymphCW1%2BVJed6F0i27tUgY2JNWETsVzHWgmeqlEYY5wEHgBhMCkjPl5j%2Bw2BGeKI2st8RkzTHsGynZ5Snd5aMS2o%2FxHldBR5fDkx99NQUaBnaGEZ14rlGbZ35jq%2FbXzyJD3oKl7R1t7X7YZuxS7NBqvFAwbiS5iHLkoasSr3G89lqld2ObRHM5h%2FnZzlul07njTNhM7OYTlgwL|tkp%3ABk9SR4Cb0OuUYQ

Take a close look at the scope mount and screws. Make sure none of the screws are a little proud on the inside of the receiver. IIRC, the screw holes on the PU mount line up with the ejector channel. Even if the screws are proper length, a little burr from D&T could interfere with ejector or ejector spring. If you were closer, I wouldn't mind taking a look at it. I've worked on many Mosins over the years and built several custom Mausers.

I make fewer, but far more expensive ones now.

Neither would admit it, but both got that guilty look and slunk back into the living room when I walked in the kitchen and saw it.

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Well, f.....! I put them in a couple of zip-loc bags, but forgot to put them in fridge before I went to bed. Woke up this am to find two ripped open empty bags on the kitchen floor. Our two GSDs got a treat last night. At least I still have the lard to make biscuits.

A friend of mine killed a couple of hogs this morning. I swung by and helped a bit after physical therapy. Came home with a few lbs of sausage and a slab of back fat. Rendered about 5 pints of lard with the side benefit of fresh cracklin's and pork rinds. Momma says I stunk up the house. Smells delicious to me.

The old Japanese made Tasco scopes were hard to beat. I can't stop myself from snatching one up whenever I find them at garage sales and such.

Mossberg 46B(a)

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First, there is no registration requirement for firearms in TN. The executor may legally transfer any non NFA firearms to the named beneficiary without going through an ffl, as long as all state laws for both states are followed. In TN there is no state law requiring transfer through an ffl. As long as there is no state law in MN requiring it, you can just drive up and bring them back or ship them home to yourself. The fact that they are currently in a trust may or may not complicate matters. It may be best to consult an attorney concerning disposal of trust assets. ETA: Are you inheriting them or just taking possession in order to sell them? Because the latter would pretty much negate my above response. ETA 2: Are you and/or your wife a trustee or named beneficiary of the trust which owns the guns? If so, which?

I did gunbroker searches for recent completed auctions with bids (actually sold, not stupid asking prices). I just averaged prices in my head to get a range. A couple I had to just guess at because of no examples to compare. These are retail prices on a popular nationwide website with collectors looking, so you may or may not be able to get as much locally. There may be details and markings I missed in the pics that could add or detract from values. Also, remove the Finn and Russian Mosin Nagants from stocks and check the date stamped under the receiver tang. An1898 or earlier date stamp, regardless of date stamped on top of barrel, means it is considered an antique and not a modern firearm. It can legally be shipped to individuals without going through an FFL unless state law prohibits it (TN does not). This usually adds 20% or more to value. Polish p64 $300 - 400 Bulgarian Makarov $500 - 700 Czech CZ52 $350 - 500 Finn Sako m39 $600 - 900 Mosin Nagant 91/30 in m39 stock ?? Best guess, $300 or so as it is. I think you would be best off to sell the m39 stock and 91/30 action separateIy. I believe the m39 stock complete with handguard and hardware would bring around $300 and the action should bring $150 - 200, possibly more if you part it out on ebay. Polish m44 $500 - 700 French MAS 36 $700 - 900 Enfield No5 Mk1 missing parts ?? Best guess $100. Take whatever is offered. Swiss K31 with scope $600 - 800 if clamp on mount and no finish or metal damage and no holes drilled. Argentine 1891 carbine $500 - 700 Mosin Nagant 91/59 $400 - 500 Enfield No4 Mk1 $500 - 700 Swiss K31 $600 - 800 Spanish FR8 $600 - 800 FN Belgian 1889 Sporter ?? Best guess $300 - 400 Eddystone 1917 $600 - 1000