Rifles - Mosin/SKS etc.

Mauser rifle cleaning kit. A two-chamber brass oil can, a brush with a brass ferrule, a muzzle cap, a cord cleaning rod and a canvas carrying pouch. These kits were originally intended for the Serbian Mauser from the First World War. They were later taken over by Yugoslavia and adapted for the Mauser M48.

Soviet, metal oiler to Mosin or AK rifles. Version with the Izhevsk factory logo stamped on it.

Original WW2 tarpaulin cover for the Mosin rifle disassembly and cleaning utensil set. Tied with a ribbon.

A clip for 10 rounds of 7.62x39 calibre ammunition. Designed for quick reloading of magazines, mainly in SKS rifles.

Broken shell extractor - for extracting from the ammo chamber shells whose bottom has been broken off by the rifle's breech. Designed for 7.62x54R calibre ammunition (e.g. SVD, PK/PKM, Mosin, DP/DT, etc.).

Broken shell extractor - for extracting from the ammo chamber shells whose bottom has been broken off by the rifle's breech. Designed for 7.62x39 calibre ammunition.

Broken shell extractor - for extracting from the ammo chamber shells whose bottom has been broken off by the rifle's breech. Designed for 7.62x39 calibre ammunition.

NATO standard ammunition box (M2A1 or M2A2). Steel box, hermetically - flap with seal. Two carrying handles. Flap can be removed.

Key-screwdriver for dismantling the Mosin rifle. The key in the version produced up to 1941 with six notches of different sizes - three on each side.

Key-screwdriver for dismantling the Mosin rifle. The key in the version produced in 1941-50 - the basic version with four notches of different sizes on one side.

Key-screwdriver for dismantling the Mosin rifle. Key in the version produced in the years 1941-43 - simplified, with poor quality steel, raw surfaces.

Key-screwdriver for dismantling the Mosin rifle. Key in the version produced in the years 1941-43 - simplified, with poor quality steel, raw surfaces.