1943 tikka m91 antique

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1943 tikka m91 antique

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I picked this up at a lgs today they hadn't checked the tang date yet so I filled out the paper work to get it. We'll I got home and got curious checked the the tang date and turned out to be a 1897 Tula receiver. It's my first antique and my prettiest m91 I have. The bore is perfect and it's Finn matched.
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:Drool1: :thumbsup: :big shock:
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Another Tikka. It is in amazing condition from what I can see. It sure has a nice Finn stock on it. Congratulations. 8-)
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Thanks it's probably my favorite Finn I have besides my m27.
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An "antique" Tikka............ :Drool1: :thumbsup: :Drool1: :thumbsup:
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Great rifle. And a antique. That's why I always take mine apart to clean and to see if there's any surprises . We need some more pictures. :Drool1:
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Nice one :vcool: :vcool: :vcool:
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Steve The Pirate wrote:Great rifle. And a antique. That's why I always take mine apart to clean and to see if there's any surprises . We need some more pictures. :Drool1:

A very good and safety conscious step for sure! To me not taking them apart is like buying a box of Cracker Jack and not looking for the prize! :lol:

Very nice rifle! Congrats! Bill
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Cracker Jack is good stuff, I got my drivers license and my medical credentials from there, anybody need some brain surgery? :twisted:
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