Another Finn

[Guest BCR#1]

A 1939 dated Tula receiver with [SA], D, 41(two stamps) and si? stamps. It sits in a Finn 2 piece war time stock and has a Finn matched bolt. Floor and butt plate are scrubbed. Front sight is a double stacked blade, (barley corn?) A 1" counter bore and tiny century stamp under the barrel. The bore is kind of a dull shine. not dark at all.

I have $200.00 in it. How did I do? Real life value? It is NOT for sale.

Thanks,
Bill

Edited July 3, 2019 by BCR#1

[Pickaroon]

Nice. Shot it yet?

[No_0ne]

At $200 in it, you did fine.  As for 'real life value", Finn'ed 91/30's usually bring about whatever the going rate on the Russian refurbs is. People who are into markings might pay a slight premium for the 41 stamps, but as a rule, these rifles don't seem to sell as well as the better known Finn variants ...

[TNBuckeye]

Looks and sounds nice and I think you did well at $200 paid for it in my opinion.

I am not the best judge of real world value on these as I don’t care for 91/30s personally and don’t closely follow them but it seems like you got it for at least $80-$100 less than I would assume would be a normal price. 

Nice pickup regardless!

[Quavodus]

5 hours ago, TNBuckeye said:

Looks and sounds nice and I think you did well at $200 paid for it in my opinion.

I am not the best judge of real world value on these as I don’t care for 91/30s personally and don’t closely follow them but it seems like you got it for at least $80-$100 less than I would assume would be a normal price. 

Nice pickup regardless!

Yeah, I agree. You did well on price. I don't ever see these for $200.

[Guest BCR#1]

On 7/3/2019 at 3:54 PM, Pickaroon said:

Nice. Shot it yet?

I shot it yesterday and I can hit clay birds at 100 yards. I'm satisfied.

Bill

[No_0ne]

14 hours ago, BCR#1 said:

I shot it yesterday and I can hit clay birds at 100 yards. I'm satisfied.

Bill

I wish I could see clay birds at 100 yards ...