The 19 yr old daughter wanted to go shooting at the Paul Bunyan range today in Puyallup, Washington. The daughter had her Winchester model 75 .22 with her while dad fired a “SA” stamped Russian 91/30 which was a 1936 dated Izzy. I thought I would also try some Chinese 7.62x54R ammo as well as 1980s ...

They have been out there a while, as you can tell by the postings. The Finns are scratching their heads why some of this stuff is showing up here and not in Finland. For an example the "SA" marked 91/30 bayonets.

Here are some very interesting links and discussions on this subject:

http://parallaxscurioandrelicfirearmsfo ... ic/id/2594

http://z10.invisionfree.com/Finnish_Awa ... wtopic=845

I have been to that museum. My friends got them to open it on an off day for me to see it. I like the T-34 that was cut open so you could see the front armor.

Good reading on Finnish Military cartridges is: Finnish Military Cartridges 1918 – 1945 by Mika Pitkanen and Timo Simpanen You don't see this mentioned much on the bigger sites but it is an excellent book. Like the Palokangas books its in Finnish with English reviews at the end of each chapter. A mu...

I have used the Finn one peice green sling. It is thin but flexs well, which is to my liking.

Great looking gun with a great shot group.

I love those early m/28-30s

Wow

Thats a lot. I'm impressed.

Mark what is the best loading for that gun?