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Thread: New Arrivals: the Holy Grail of Mosin Nagants !!! Finnish M39 Rifles in 7.62x54R

  1. 08-03-2016, 06:59 PM #31
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    For anyone willing to roll the dice, M39-19 is clearly in a nice wartime SAKO marked stock. It's advertised as a 42 Tikka, but there's a good chance the description is wrong and that it's actually a post-1941 Sako.
    Keeping it real on the range since before there was a CGN.
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    There were a few at $950. Which one?

    I just wanted a nice looking one. Couldn't see the splices on mine.
    Schrödinger's Gat - The logical paradox which posits that a firearm, stored safe in the home, is at the same time On The Streets
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    those are sweet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Claven2 View Post
    Someone hurry up and buy M39-04 before I have t get a second one. That's a wartime stock on that beauty and as a 44 rifle is likely nearly unissued, hence how nice it looks. Yum.

    By the way, the most expensive one there for $950 is refinished in a post-war stock.

    I just counted, 13 sold and only 6 left and much of Canada is still at work and has not seen this ad.
    Screw you man, I bought it. I don't even shot my other mosin nagant.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KND View Post
    Screw you man, I bought it. I don't even shot my other mosin nagant.
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    Keeping it real on the range since before there was a CGN.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Goo98 View Post
    import marks!

    reeeeee
    Deal breaker for me. I don't think government graffiti belongs on a collectable rifle...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Claven2 View Post
    Dance puppets, dance!!
    Yeah, Yeah, Going to off load a few unused optics and pistols.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Claven2 View Post
    For anyone willing to roll the dice, M39-19 is clearly in a nice wartime SAKO marked stock. It's advertised as a 42 Tikka, but there's a good chance the description is wrong and that it's actually a post-1941 Sako.
    It's defnately not a Tikka, classic had less than 20 out of a lot of thousands. They didn't make many, and the price tag would be much higher (I'm sure you know this, it's mainly a statement for the non-informed)

    However, it's likely a nice VKT in a Sako stock, which happened from time to time, especially during post war rebuilds from what I gather.

    Some straight stock VKT's have also shown up, of course, in Sako marked stocks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wbaad View Post
    Deal breaker for me. I don't think government graffiti belongs on a collectable rifle...
    The marks were applied over 20 years ago by pat burns. They are old-spec and tiny. Less that what most lee enfields have.
    Keeping it real on the range since before there was a CGN.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wbaad View Post
    Deal breaker for me. I don't think government graffiti belongs on a collectable rifle...
    It's very small and under the front of the barrel, some of them are struck so light you can't even read it. This ain't some ugly "Billboard" marking.

    I wouldn't worry about it. If you think these are bad, wait until the UN ones start to take effect for Canada.
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