[gurn blanston]

Got this one at a collectors show here. Grabbed it right after it hit the table. Right place at right time. My first AZF marked rifle and my first Tikka barreled Finn 91/30. Scarce 1943 low number with perfect like new bore. No numbers matching on a 1906 Izhevsk receiver. Small CAI stamp under muzzle. Post war Russian stock. Walked away with it for a whopping $160.

 

[pgaplayerless]

score!

 

[Handsome Devil]

Great grab. Not on my wish list but would whistled Dixie all the way home. Congrats, John.

 

[50ydPHIL]

I'd rather be lucky than .......
Would make the rest of the show kind-of blah.

That is a war-time stock.
And an older handguard, with endcaps in-the-white.

 

[sparky236]

Neat find - they only made 3900 that year in total. AZF adds to it.

 

[THE PUNISHER]

Cool!!!

 

[v i t]

Neat find. The stock looks like it belongs on a refurb.

 

[nowhere011]

Awesome - great score!

 

[Stopsign32v]

Heck yea!

 

[Vic]

Post war Russian stock?

 

[Stopsign32v]

Post war Russian stock?

Looks wartime to me. Sadly it also looks like a refurb stock.

 

[Iron_Colonel]

Nice find on that one. Made the show worth while!

 

[LVSteve]

Maybe somebody used one of those stocks that were recently for sale to restock a sportered Tikka.

 

[v i t]

Maybe somebody used one of those stocks that were recently for sale to restock a sportered Tikka.

Never know as the rifle(the metal bits) doesn't look like a Soviet refurb.

 

[gurn blanston]

Yeah, wartime stock. Brain fart.

 

[Doby]

Nice score! I got its cousin Friday. Yousr looks good on that Tennessee cactus too. that should be a nice shooting rifle, but how did it end up as a 91-30 in that stock?