Soviet Russian 5 Line Tula 1927 Dated M91/30 7.62x54 Bolt Action Rifle. Bore in very good condition, Hex receiver. Matching rifle. Wood shows minor handling marks with some scrapes and scratches. Import marked. 1927 Tula manufacture. Barrel marked with five-line Cyrillic script. Import marked. Tula Arsenal produced Mosin-Nagant rifles for Imperial Russia and later the Soviet Union. The M91/30 became the Red Army’s main battle rifle after 1930, evolving from the 1891 design with a shorter barrel and updated sights. Early examples like this 1927 Tula retain the hex receiver — a six-sided breech section carried over from Imperial M1891 production — before Soviet arsenals switched to smoother, cheaper round receivers in the mid-1930s. The five-line Cyrillic barrel script is typical of that early Tula manufacturing style, stacking arsenal, date, and inspection data in stacked Cyrillic lines on the barrel shank. Pre-1930 hex-receiver guns sit at the transition into the standardized M91/30 pattern and saw service through the interwar years and into World War II.