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This is an old post salvaged from the old forum, I will be posting a number of these as I find them.

Since somebody I know around here is trolling the world for his first M1891 I thought I would post a few pics to encorage him along :)
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1901 Izhevsk Finn
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1916 Tula Finn
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1943 Tikka M1891
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1894 Sestroryetsk Finn
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1915 Sestroryetsk, Austrian W marked stock
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1942-43 Finn Tikka M91
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1940 VKT Finn M1891
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1917 Remington M1891
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1915 Sestroryetsk No2 with Bulgarian pinecone stamps
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1915 Westinghouse Finn
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1915 Izhevsk Imperial Russian
Sorry, I don't know what I did with the rest of the pics, when they turn up I will post them at another time.
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Being the usual bad influence i see 8-) 8-)
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8-) 8-) 8-)
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I try. :mrgreen:
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This hurts cause I passed on a finned 1894 Tula the other day :(
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Dam, I better make sure this one is still locked away, and nobody cut a hole in the back of the vault and sneaked it away :lol:
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OK, I'll play. My Finn M91.

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I think you are talking about me again. At least I fit the description. You know, searching the world over...... first 1891....... etc.... :P
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Izhevsk762 wrote:This hurts cause I passed on a finned 1894 Tula the other day :(
How do you do that?

To buy my last M-91, I sold my wife's car to an illegal alien who was on his way back to Mexico for $350.00. (She is really gonna miss that '63 Vett) :D
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and when she finds out about it we will really be missing you :lol:
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And when you get home from work and all those nice racks are empty....
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Cool, I can play this game as well.
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Izhevsk762 wrote:This hurts cause I passed on a finned 1894 Tula the other day :(
You mean this one? :twisted: :twisted:

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All very nice 8-) and a Finn for a corvette :shock: an excellant trade
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desdem12 wrote:All very nice 8-) and a Finn for a corvette :shock: an excellant trade
Only if it was a split window coupe.
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