Not a good pic.Sorry,didn't feel like getting them out,or looking for pics.
1941 Sako - 1897 Sestroretsk Receiver wartime stock
1944 VKT - 1895 Tula Receiver postwar stock
1943 Sako - 1898 Izhevsk Receiver wartime stock
1943 SKY ,post war stock
1942 B Barrel
1943 SKY - ,42 Wartime Stock
M39 Review...........Post Your m39's We have some new one's on the forums!!!
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Re: Time for a review? M39's first....Post Your m39's
im on board just figuring it out thanks
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For sure my only two M39s can't compete with most of your collections here - either in numbers or in rarity.
My first M39 - a 1943 Sk.Y in correct stock and with a very good, mirror-bright bore. Built on an 1895 Tula-made receiver. Issues are the non-matching magazine floorplate, some minor dings and dents on the left side of the stock and it came with a higher front sight blade installed ("89" instead of the correct "82" as denoted by the stamp on the barrel), which makes it a good shooter at 100 m, but isn't original. Well, hopefully one day I'll find a correct "82" blade...
My second one - a 1967 no maker, also in correct, post-war stock and with a very good, mirror-bright bore, albeit obviously not unissued. Regrettably it came without hang tag and the number on the magazine floorplate isn't matching, too. Didn't find the time so far to check date and manufacturer of the receiver.
My first M39 - a 1943 Sk.Y in correct stock and with a very good, mirror-bright bore. Built on an 1895 Tula-made receiver. Issues are the non-matching magazine floorplate, some minor dings and dents on the left side of the stock and it came with a higher front sight blade installed ("89" instead of the correct "82" as denoted by the stamp on the barrel), which makes it a good shooter at 100 m, but isn't original. Well, hopefully one day I'll find a correct "82" blade...
My second one - a 1967 no maker, also in correct, post-war stock and with a very good, mirror-bright bore, albeit obviously not unissued. Regrettably it came without hang tag and the number on the magazine floorplate isn't matching, too. Didn't find the time so far to check date and manufacturer of the receiver.
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1910 Arg. Mauser M1909 (long rifle)
1912 Braz. Mauser M1908 (long rifle)
1915 & 1943 Swed. Mauser M96
1934 Persian Mauser M1309
Two 1935 Braz. Mauser M1935 (short rifle)
1937 Braz. Mauser M1935 (long rifle)
1943 Finnish M39 (Sk.Y.)
1943 Izhevsk M1891/30 w. folding bay.
1943 Swiss K31
1947 Dutch "Wilhelmina" Mauser carbine
~1950 Hung. Lámpagyár Kispuska 48M (.22lr cadet rifle)
Two 1952 Hung. 48M
1955 British No. 4 Mk. 2
1968 Finnish M39
1977 6" Korth .357 Magnum
2012 H&K USP Expert .45 ACP
2016 H&K MR308 A3
2016 STEYR AUG Z
1912 Braz. Mauser M1908 (long rifle)
1915 & 1943 Swed. Mauser M96
1934 Persian Mauser M1309
Two 1935 Braz. Mauser M1935 (short rifle)
1937 Braz. Mauser M1935 (long rifle)
1943 Finnish M39 (Sk.Y.)
1943 Izhevsk M1891/30 w. folding bay.
1943 Swiss K31
1947 Dutch "Wilhelmina" Mauser carbine
~1950 Hung. Lámpagyár Kispuska 48M (.22lr cadet rifle)
Two 1952 Hung. 48M
1955 British No. 4 Mk. 2
1968 Finnish M39
1977 6" Korth .357 Magnum
2012 H&K USP Expert .45 ACP
2016 H&K MR308 A3
2016 STEYR AUG Z
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I have four M39's, a 1941 VKT, an unissued Austrian capture 1942 VKT. A gift from the gun shop owner where I work. A 1944 VKT I got in a trade with MILLMAN and a 1944 SAKO.
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You may have "only" two, but in the words of Father Guido Sarducci, "They're nothing to sneeza your nose at!"7x57 wrote:For sure my only two M39s can't compete with most of your collections here - either in numbers or in rarity . . .
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Some beautiful stocks in this thread. I only have two as well.
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I really like these M39 rifles. I would sure like to buy one, I live in Canada and there are none up here. But I found a company that has an export permit to ship rifles into Canada from the USA. All I have to do is buy a rifle from one of you americans and the export company will issue a FFL. So if any of you are willing to part with one of these I have cash in hand.
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I personally would not enter into a deal like that. No incentive to do it. All of these rifles can be sold here in the USA without any extra steps.Nelson84 wrote:I really like these M39 rifles. I would sure like to buy one, I live in Canada and there are none up here. But I found a company that has an export permit to ship rifles into Canada from the USA. All I have to do is buy a rifle from one of you americans and the export company will issue a FFL. So if any of you are willing to part with one of these I have cash in hand.
However, You might try these guys........https://www.classicfirearms.com/finnish ... le-762x54r perhaps they would be willing???
Darryl
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Here's one I also got from Pat. Not the best pics, but all I have right now...
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Jer, that is a very handsome rifle.
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Got another SAKO around somewhere with 2 marked on shank and stock...
32 Tikka
41 SAKO
42 B Barrel
44 SK.Y
3 VKT's
32 Tikka
41 SAKO
42 B Barrel
44 SK.Y
3 VKT's
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I need to get one of those 
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My 1945 SAKO
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I have had these for a while
VKT
Sako
B
VKT
Sako
B
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If you can post your pictures here it helps. Because if you are not a member there, you can't see your pictures.jack57000 wrote:http://forums.gunboards.com/showthread. ... M39-inside
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straight from Finland
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and at range, first shoot, 100m with homemade ammo in 308 and 310.
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Nice furniture ...I am talking about the M39's
...I am talking about the M39's
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1943 Sako. The 44 VKT that longcolt44 has now is on the bottom.
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Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
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