This made me sick!

[Mssr. Eleganté]

He must have left out the step where he de-milled the receiver and rewelded it

An SOT doesn't have to demil the receiver when he builds an SBR on a Form 2.

[GeeDog]

It's a shame to destroy a vintage gun just because you can.

[jumbopanda]

Why on Earth would he use a Finnish M39 instead of an $80 Russian?

Edit: Now that I actually read it, it's because he wanted a pistol grip stock instead of a straight one.

[DennisCA]

Image if I did some like that to this?


My M39

(It would be a crime!)

[Emdawg]

Off with their heads!!!

[Hoshnasi]

[Marcus von W.]

Hey, lighten up on the gun builder here. When your albino twin sister is on the rag, the sheep are in the far meadow, and there are no canoe guys on the river you can practice your best lines on like "You got a pretty mouth", if you are a drooling in-bred moron Bubba, you gotta do something to pass the time while watching your favorite love story, "Deliverance". And chopping up historic rifles sure beats using the toilet plunger for a butt toy again.

[pklin1297]

I especially loved how one of the guys (gal?) who thought it was a regular Mosin Nagant that is a "dime a dozen"...

Poor M39... Just got two myself and having owned two other 91/30s before, I can't appreciate the beauty of this rifle enough (not this monstrosity)...

[battleship]

Its a Mosin Nagant there are millions of them, i like the idea, at least its not cerakoted.

[Marcus von W.]

Millions of M39's? Only in Crackpipe Land.

[Emdawg]

Its a Mosin Nagant there are millions of them, i like the idea, at least its not cerakoted.

Millions if you combines all 30 or more variations. Some of them are worth a lot of money.

[UberPatriot]

Cool.

[mosinnagantm9130]

Its a Mosin Nagant there are millions of them, i like the idea, at least its not cerakoted.

~ 100,000 M39s made, and once you throw in battle losses that number starts to dwindle...

[MrTokarev]

Way to turn a silk purse into a sow's ear...

[Lurch762]

What if he started with an 1898 or older M39? Since it would've been an antique and not classified as a firearm, would it still be illegal to cut it down?