Finns

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There is a big wind storm here last night and today so i am a not goin out side. Wind at close to 40mph sustained and gusts around 70 mph. It was a little hairy last night and i had to go secure some stuff in the back yard and it was not fun. Luckily i am semi protected by a hill directly at the end of my back yard. So with nothing better to do i took a few pics of most of the finns. :thumbsup:
Notice the plum colored M39 is not a B barrel TopperT. :biggrin:
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The M91 that looks scrubbed is in fact a 1940 VKT. Oh and the other rifle is just some old german gew88. :D
41 VKT M91
40 VKT M91
43 Tikka M91
43 Sako M39
42 B barrel M39
44 VKT M39
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Very cool. I need a Finn.
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Nice! When I see great looking m39s like those it makes me wonder what Mr. Mosin and Mr. Nagant would think. :D
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Very nice :Drool1: , I like group shots :thumbsup: , maybe one day I'll drag my Finn's all out for a family portrait.
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Nice collection of Finns!

Here's my small collection of Finns. Well, at least one is a legit Finn, the other is a Finn capture.

Top: 1940 Tikka
Bottom: 1933 Izhevsk, later captured by the Finns and sporting Finn, as well as Russian, markings.
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Nice. :vcool: :vcool: A finn capture is a finn in my book. I have 2 of those not pictured. :D
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My only other present finns are 2 of my most favorite rifles, along with the SCW Dragoon. Matching pair of 1939 [SA] D and 41 marked Izhevsk and Tula captured rifles. The izhevsk has some nice stock damage from war use. :biggrin:
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Was expecting fish appendages. But the guns were a pleasant surprise.
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Those are really nice! Looks like you have been sneaking some into the collection. Congrats!!
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I think the only sneaked one was the Tikka. It is so clean i could eat off it. The 40 VKT was the same way and if that sellar has any more i will be a buyin from him. Thanks Guys :thumbsup:
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:Drool1: :Drool1: :thumbsup:
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I like the stacked front sight. I haven't found any of those yet. :thumbsup:
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Those 2 captured and the Sako M39 are all the finns i have ever seen here. The M39 was from a gun show and so was the Tula capture. I wish some others would show up. :D
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :vcool: :vcool: :vcool: :vcool: :Finland: :Gjob: :good: "Thanks:
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Nice family photo Des. I guess i should get my Finns together for a group photo.
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I take 'em!!!!! Let me know where to send the money order.... :biggrin:



Seriously- a very nice collection of Finns.
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You are making me FINN hungry..... Gggggrrrrrrrrr Beautiful rifles.
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I can play this game a little bit.
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