Please help in trying to identify

[Wakemeupbruce75]

Those are collector grade. Your dad was serious about his Finnish Mosin rifle collection I think. You should share a lot more of what you have. Full length pictures too. You might be surprised.

Thanks…. I’m uploading a couple now. He was in the Army and the Navy. I received sooooo many rifles and hand guns from him. Like I said I have 9 mosin’s and 13 other rifles from him(SVT-40, Springfield M1903 and Mausers to name a few) appreciate all your input!

[Wakemeupbruce75]

I'm joking. You show up with 2 ringers, and then bust out a Remington. Whoever left you these had a good eye. Was he perhaps a member here?

I’m pretty sure he wasn’t a member here. He wasn’t that computer literate, but was very smart in history!! Wish I had more time with him to ask and discuss with him about these rifles. Never enough time! Did you see the No.4 MK1 I posted??

[millman]

I'm joking. You show up with 2 ringers, and then bust out a Remington. Whoever left you these had a good eye. Was he perhaps a member here?

I’m pretty sure he wasn’t a member here. He wasn’t that computer literate, but was very smart in history!! Wish I had more time with him to ask and discuss with him about these rifles. Never enough time! Did you see the No.4 MK1 I posted??

Yeah, that has been sporterized. The good news is the barrel doesn't look like it was chopped. Enough $ could put it back into original configuration. But probably too much $. I don't know what these bring these days, but unless somebody else here knows different, it wouldn't really be worth it.

[Wakemeupbruce75]

Is there an SA stamp on the Tula?

What does the SA stamped on the rifle mean?? It’s on my Remington.

[millman]

Is there an SA stamp on the Tula?

What does the SA stamped on the rifle mean?? It’s on my Remington.

Finnish Army mark.

[Wakemeupbruce75]

Looked this up, dont know if I’m correct? Finnish 1928 M27??? It does have the SA stamped on it.

[Wakemeupbruce75]

Here’s another…..no other markings but what’s on top of barrel.

[qz2026]

You inherited some pretty sweet guns. The '23 Tula is fairly uncommon. The last gun is a Peter the Great Tula with a beautiful shank stamping. This one looks Finn too.

[Darryl]

You can learn about these rifles from our "Knoledgebase".

Look at the top of every page for it.

https://russian-mosin-nagant-forum.com/app.php/page/1

Darryl

[Wakemeupbruce75]

Here’s another…. If it’s what I think. A 1936 Izhevsk M91? It’s also only 47 1/2 inches long….is it a Dragoon?? Thanks all for the help so far!

[Wakemeupbruce75]

You can learn about these rifles from our "Knoledgebase".

Look at the top of every page for it.

https://russian-mosin-nagant-forum.com/app.php/page/1

Darryl

Awesome!! Thanks for the info! I really want to get to know what I have(type of rifle) and once I do really dig into the history of them.

[Wakemeupbruce75]

You inherited some pretty sweet guns. The '23 Tula is fairly uncommon. The last gun is a Peter the Great Tula with a beautiful shank stamping. This one looks Finn too.

Thanks so much for the compliment!! And the info.

[qz2026]

Now, get to work on that knowledge base so you can ID your treasures.

[Wakemeupbruce75]

Now, get to work on that knowledge base so you can ID your treasures.

Yesssssssss sir! I'm on it!

[steelbuttplate]

That's a high end Mosin collection fo sure.

[Wakemeupbruce75]

That's a high end Mosin collection fo sure.

thank you.....really wasn't sure what I had when I got them. Was honestly just going to get rid of them. Saw this forum and I figured I'd give it a shot and see what I really had.