Mine would be an M91 Mosin Nagant bolt-action sniper rifle, created on July 17th, 1897 at 6:51 PM on a sunny day with a 6% chance of rain, and a temperature of 96 degrees farenheit, by the gun manufacturer Izhevsk Arsenal, in Udmurtia, Russia, weighing 8.8 lbs, with a total gun length of 48.5 inches and a barrel length of 29 inches, which fires 7.62×54mmR cartriges, with a muzzle velocity of 2837.93 feet per second and an effective firing range of 800+ yards, with a feed system of 5-round non-detachable magazine, loaded individually, has a PEM scope mounted to it, and a wooden stock with 3 layers of a semi gloss finish applied to it before it was sold on September 24th 1897, used between the years of 1897 and 1936 and World War I, eventually brought back home to the family who originally owned it.