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1934 Tikkakoski (Tikka)
First Year of Production
(only 799 barrels were produced the first year, this is #295)
1927 Tikkakoski (Tikka)
1899 Tula Receiver
D marked on barrel
SA Marked
1928 Tikkakoski (Tikka)
1900 Tula Receiver
D and F marked on barrel
Another '34, only a few numbers off from yours, 8X56R.
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She's ugly, but has that been there done that look. I found out about this one from qz2026, and got it off of gunbroker. Thanks again! The story is that someone bought this about 30 years ago and put it in there safe. The guy was selling it on consignment. I believe it sat for thirty years since the bore looked like a sewer pipe. She cleaned up pretty good, and I feel I may have saved another one from Bubba! One rifle at a time that is what I tell my wife....I think she is buying it
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Here are my two M27s. Both are 1932 Tikka's. Both are in recycled Russian stocks. One stock originally had a wooden cross bolt and no sling slot in the butt. The other has had the sling slot filled and has a "Ski Troop" swivel in the front sling slot.
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Mine is a sporter save (somewhate). I ended up buying a 91/30 stock set and hand sanded it to fit the action of my 1930 M27. Yes, four or five years later and I'm still looking for a stock set.
I have 2, 1st is a 1932 Tikka on a 1897 Tula receiver with winged bolt connector in a refurbed minty stock. The second is a 1935 Tikka, D and F marked in a very smooth looking Ski trooper stock with crack in handguard.
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