Finnish mosin

[jamesg35]

I was at the range last week and a shooter next to me had a nice Finn mosin, nice stock and overall build. i already have a m44 but i am interested in a
Finn mosin any certain years or models to look for?

Thanks James

[mosinnagantm9130]

Is there anything in particular you are looking for? Are you going for rarity, a good shooter, or a mix of both?

[Okami]

Here you go brother, unless you're looking for Finned 91/30s'. I can tell you where to find some of those too. ;-)

M39s' http://www.gunsnammo.com/

91/30s' https://www.libertytreecollectors.co...p?idCategory=2

Liberty Tree Collectors is good people.

[6mmintl]

I have 3 finn M39's two dated 1968/1970 and a 44 VKT.

All shot exceptionally well, bought them as antiques from gunsandammo.com, he grades them honestly and is fair priced.

Do not buy any counterbores and if possible look at the throat for sharp edges of lands and grooves in front of chamber.

[Howie44]

I was at the range last week and a shooter next to me had a nice Finn mosin, nice stock and overall build. i already have a m44 but i am interested in a
Finn mosin any certain years or models to look for?

Thanks James

If you come here on Sunday, I'll let you take a few of mine for a spin. that way you can meet some of the guys and make up your own mind for what you want

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=529020

[jamesg35]

Looking for a good shooter but also i want one of those beautiful tiger wood stocks?

[big103]

m39 are pretty prevalent on the market but the prices are going up. There real good shooters.


If you have a C&R southern Ohio guns has them.

[Fate]

Do not buy any counterbores...

??? Counterbored Mosins often shoot much better than their untouched brethren. Furthermore, in regards to collectible/monetary value, counterbored weapons don't matter in Finnish Mosin collector circles.

[SmokingSam]

M39's are great looking and great shooting rifles. Their stock is beautiful and they are a lot better looking than the regular Mosin. they will shoot well all day long and will not heat up as much as the Mosin will...

[Fate]

Here you go brother, unless you're looking for Finned 91/30s'. I can tell you where to find some of those too. ;-)

M39s' http://www.gunsnammo.com/

91/30s' https://www.libertytreecollectors.co...p?idCategory=2

Liberty Tree Collectors is good people.

Maybe, maybe not. Selling a humped, fake SVT sniper for $1400 is kinda something I don't expect from "good people."

https://www.libertytreecollectors.com/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=1442&idcategory=2

[Okami]

They treated me well and get favorable reviews from others from what i've seen. Not everyone has the extensive knowledge of telling some things that are fake from genuine so good for you. I would agree that if they are knowingly selling fake items that would be a deal breaker but i'm sure the Finn i bought from them is the real thing so i'm happy with it. Ymmv so it seems.

Maybe, maybe not. Selling a humped, fake SVT sniper for $1400 is kinda something I don't expect from "good people."

https://www.libertytreecollectors.co...2&idcategory=2

[mosinnagantm9130]

Looking for a good shooter but also i want one of those beautiful tiger wood stocks?

An M39 would be a good choice.

[Flyin Brian]

An M39 would be a good choice.

+1

Get an M39 and you'll have a good shooter that will accept surplus ammo without an issue. Another option would be the Tikka-barreled 91-30s, although I haven't seen many arctic birch stocks with tiger stripes on those. I was just looking on GB yesterday and the Tikka 91-30s are running around $225 to $250 usually. They are good shooters.

[jamesg35]

Thanks guys what would be a good price on a M39?

[af240z]

Usually ones with matching bolt/receiver numbers go for $300-450, depending on condition of wood. It is very common for bolts, receivers, and magazines to have different serial numbers.