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Vic303 wrote:Surprisingly, the Hungarian M44's can be pretty accurate too, if you extend the bayo first.

My Polish M44 (Radon '53) is amazingly accurate for such a short, light, full-power gun. It has the best trigger I've ever felt on a milsurp gun. The Poles are generally considered the best of the breed.

WarHawk-AVG wrote:

Vic303 wrote:What?? Page 2 and no one has mentioned the King of Mosins? The M39 Finn!
http://www.gunsnammo.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; for the antique ones delivered to your door.

$200+!!!!!!???

I can get a Mosin 91/30 for $100 that still shoots dang well and is still in dang good shape!

1. Almost any M39 (or M28) will out-shoot almost any 91/30.

2. How many Finns rifles were made, versus how many Russians?

A Finn at $200 is a bargain; most $89 91/30s are overpriced.

The Texarkana Gander Mtn. had at least 20-25 M44s (Russian) on Wednesday, and a few 91/30s too.

Carbines were $99, rifles were mostly $129, I think.