[Yardstick]

What's the Freeper consensus on pronunciation? This FAQ claims it's "mo-SEEN na-GOHN".

[JoeProBono]

According to the ex commie who lives in the neighborhood behind me, and grew up in Russia, it’s pronounced Moe-seen Nahgahn
The T is silent in Nagant.

[JoeProBono]

MO-seen Nah-GON. Russia uses the Cyrillic alphabet, while we use the Latin alphabet.
To get from one to the other, you have to transliterate, which is always open to interpretation.

[ozzymandus]

I pronounce it Mosin Nagant, ‘cause I’m an American and no commie tells me how to talk.

[Squantos]

Sounds like ....”Mose’in naw gaunt”.... Was how I was taught in the service.

[SampleMan]

Mosin was Russian. (MO-seen)

Nagant was Belgian. (Na-gau)

The Russians never called the rifle the Mosin-Nagant.

Although Nagant sued, and was paid hush money, the fact remained that no appreciable part of his design was incorporated in the final rifle, and that Mosin’s design won the competition. As that wasn’t well known at the time, the Western media just called it the Mosin-Nagant.

[Professional Engineer]

What's the Freeper consensus on pronunciation? This FAQ claims it's "mo-SEEN na-GOHN".

Personally, I just call her Tatiyana.

[BuckeyeTexan]

I say “Long Mosey.”

[rabidralph]

Mousey-Nugent

[Lurker]

It’s pronounced “moist nugget”.

[mad_as_he$$]

No, Say it this way: “Commie rifle”.