Absolutely not.SavageDennis wrote:Would an M28/30 be a correct or acceptable stock for this one
1936 Tula 91/30 SA/Finn PUOLUSTUSLAITOS
Re: 1936 Tula 91/30 SA/Finn PUOLUSTUSLAITOS
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Re: 1936 Tula 91/30 SA/Finn PUOLUSTUSLAITOS
You would need a prewar non-refurb stock which will be hard to find. And since the matching bolt was bent that hurts too. I bring back rifles like this because I enjoy it but I personally dont buy ones already fixed back up. I don't know what would be a good price because of that. Not anywhere near what one would bring that hadn't been messed with.
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Re: 1936 Tula 91/30 SA/Finn PUOLUSTUSLAITOS
I would buy it for that price too. But then I don't have a PUOLUSTUSLAITOS marked one. You may have to pay dearly for a proper stock but be patient and you will eventually find one. It looks like it has some shrapnel damage too. Thats cool.
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Re: 1936 Tula 91/30 SA/Finn PUOLUSTUSLAITOS
Pursue a true Finn 91/30 stock for this one or nothing. They do pop up from time to time.SavageDennis wrote:Would an M28/30 be a correct or acceptable stock for this one or should i go with a standard pre war 91/30 stock?
In a pre war stock what would a general ball park value run?
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