1927 Tikka M91 - Looks like I was at the right place at the right time

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1927 Tikka M91 - Looks like I was at the right place at the right time

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I picked this up at a local shop today. As soon as I saw the wood and rear sling hanger I knew it was gonna be Finnish. I don't stumble across a lot of M91's in my neck of the woods much less Finn's. I totally dig the wood and the metal will clean up nicely. The rear sight spring is broken. The bore is dark but I see pretty strong lands so we'll see how she cleans up later in the week.

The bolt and receiver match. The butt plate and trigger housing do not. Another bonus for me is that it came with a cleaning rod. I still find it funny that even though I don't focus on Mosin's they seem to keep following me home.
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Nice. Don’t see those old Tikkas every day!


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Nice catch.
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Good one!
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That is a fine looking rifle. Congrats!
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Nice catch
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Looks to be in excellent shape. Congratulations! :thumbsup:
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Longcolt44 wrote: Mon Aug 12, 2019 7:15 pmNice catch.
Hey is that a stepped barrel ?
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steelbuttplate wrote: Thu Aug 15, 2019 2:52 am
Longcolt44 wrote: Mon Aug 12, 2019 7:15 pmNice catch.
Hey is that a stepped barrel ?
Thanks!

No it does not have a stepped barrel. I didn't realize where they ranked on the rarity scale when I picked it up so that was a pleasant surprise when I got home. I knew it was something you don't see everyday. I'm a sucker for Finnish Mosin's so it just had to go home with me.
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