Uploaded August 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This is a quick look at the Elby sight tools for the Mosin Nagant. The tools displayed work on the Mosin Nagant model 91/30, model 44 and type 53 rifles.
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Here is Elby's description of their sight tools:
For those of us who own these MILSURP rifles, we all know too well what a pain it can be to adjust the front sight. You either need a third hand or extreme luck to get it just right, if you can even manage to hold the rifle, the brass punch AND the hammer at the same time. Then you tap it, and HOPE that it did something, and if it DID move, that it didn't move too far !
With these tools, simply slide one onto the barrel, center it on the sight and using a standard hex wrench simply move the sight in whichever direction it needs to go, a little or a lot. Go too far, no problem, simply reverse the tool on the barrel and move the sight back the direction that it was before. Manufactured from 3/4" 6061 tempered aluminum. Prices include shipping and handling by First Class USPS with a delivery confirmation within the United States. Free First Class International shipping outside the USA.
This is a quick look at the Elby sight tools for the Mosin Nagant. The tools displayed work on the Mosin Nagant model 91/30, model 44 and type 53 rifles.
Muzzle First Links
YouTube Channel: goo.gl/Ukj6oZ
BitChute Channel: goo.gl/PuLUFp
Website: muzzlefirst.com
Twitter: goo.gl/P1HtXN
Facebook: goo.gl/Rwmii4
Most Recent Upload: goo.gl/WjJG22
Most Popular Upload: goo.gl/zF6JJM
Subscribe To Us On YouTube: goo.gl/GvzzDJ
At Muzzle First our goal is to make fun, information and educational videos for the firearms and outdoors enthusiast.
Here is Elby's description of their sight tools:
For those of us who own these MILSURP rifles, we all know too well what a pain it can be to adjust the front sight. You either need a third hand or extreme luck to get it just right, if you can even manage to hold the rifle, the brass punch AND the hammer at the same time. Then you tap it, and HOPE that it did something, and if it DID move, that it didn't move too far !
With these tools, simply slide one onto the barrel, center it on the sight and using a standard hex wrench simply move the sight in whichever direction it needs to go, a little or a lot. Go too far, no problem, simply reverse the tool on the barrel and move the sight back the direction that it was before. Manufactured from 3/4" 6061 tempered aluminum. Prices include shipping and handling by First Class USPS with a delivery confirmation within the United States. Free First Class International shipping outside the USA.
