What is a Finnish Mosin?

[@christusrex8158]

This is some great additional info for my American made, Finnish captured M91!

[@bdub2957]

Thank you Big Sam for the highly informative content and the beautiful scenery. Have a wonderful and blessed thanksgiving

[@kazehanahooin232]

more Finnish Mosin, please!

[@TheMrmmkkpro]

I just inherited a M27, I also have a 1934 and 1943 mosins. I am fascinated by these rifles. I often wonder where these rifles served. They are great shooters, a lot of fun. Thank you for posting this, I can never get enough knowledge about these rifles. Subbed.

[@goaaron48]

thank you Big Sam, I do love these mosin videos,These old rifles have a way of capturing a little bit of your heart.

[@kennethhuff7158]

Thanks for all the info, mine has the stamp and a few more markings.

[@Johnny-jr2lq]

Big dam I actually do enjoy these videos very much speaking about the history of the Mosins is opening my eyes on the true history of the rifle and now I’m considering picking up another one just to have in the collection to plink with and enjoy

[@kylevonscheerschmidt8337]

I own a few m28-30s and one has a beautiful stock that has no splicing it was a trip to see at first but also has trench art on the stock

[@wEL-uz]

Good vidéo. Really Nice place your location ( moutain, trees, cows,..) 👍🏼👍🏼

[@johnseven6050]

I also enjoy your content, Good Job.

[@ralphgreenjr.2466]

The Finns never manufactured a new receiver. All of their receivers were either captures or procured from other countries. The Best Mosin rifles are those made by the Finns, any model with the M-39 being the best. The proper caliber for Finnish Mosins is 7.62x53r, but 7.62x54r will work.

[@1924ab]

I’ve never seen this round, any info on sourcing them?

[@straycat1674]

Just learned about this particular rifle and now I have to have one! Had to find out if it is California legal because I live in a state that is stupid. I need to move back south! I don’t know why I ever moved to this moronic side of the country

[@georgel4600]

hi big Sam great info still looking for more on Finnish mosins , it seems at my range the 250 yard steel plate shoot , the sako finnish run away with the top prize every time the 91/30 does not have a chance , i have a russian 91/30 that gives the m39 a very hard time but the bolt is hard to open which slows me down in a plate shoot, the finnish rifles are like grease lightning. thank you for your videos really great info. Sam.

[@andreasbrandstetter9221]

Very interesting, i have a Tula 1981, with SA stamped but my front sight is some kind of stacked.... There is blade style front sight but shorter than yours and betweet the blade and the base there is another part maybe 5mm tall. Can you tell something about that?

[@jebclark3988]

Hey big Sam do you know of any websites selling Finnish M39 bayonets

[@454FatJack]

Puolustuslaitos old name (Defence facility) for Defence forces. Today Puolustusvoimat .

[@commiesandmums]

My m27 is just 30 serial numbers off of yours :) also has a bicycle battalion unit disk.

[@kennethhigdon1159]

I have a 1917 pre Soviet Finnish Mosin

[@454FatJack]

M/27 not Govt/ Civil Guard purchase . A private purchase gun Pre WW2. Owner took it to war etc and got mixed in Govt invetory . Maybe post 1945 or owner KIA and gun stayed at the front unit.

[@petrisyrja-kokkila7103]

Not butchering finnish. Quite excellent in fact.

[@454FatJack]

T and 🔼is Tikka made New barrel. Factory made most old m/91 etc New barrel’s after WW 1. Word Tikka is a Woodpecker and Koski fall’s/rapid’s Sako /Beretta own’s Tikka brand name. Kp-31 made at Tikkakoski factory

[@MeanOneMeanOne]

Excellent vid!!! I'd love to send you some prayer requests on an email level, please email me when you have time.

[@BigSamMosinMuseum]

Hi there, I'm not sure how to figure out your email, but you can send me prayer requests anytime to [e-mail]

[@joukokorhonen7920]

Finns get Mosins in 1915-25

[@jacoblvszeke6936]

why are your hands so big