WW2 Finnish Mosin Nagant 1942 Model 39 SAKO Arsenal Rifle (Original)

SKU:  Type: Original

Availability: In-Stock

Manufacturer: SAKO Arsenal

Manufacturer's Code: SA

Date Manufactured: 1942

Model: M39

Action Type: Bolt Action Rifle with 5 round Fixed Magazine

Receiver Type: Hex 

Bolt Type: Straight

Serial Number: 57994

Caliber: 7.62x54R 

Weight: 9.75 lbs

Length: 46.75"

Barrel Length: 27"

Bore Condition: 10

Condition: Near Mint 

Feed System: 5-round magazine

Markings: The receiver is marked with the SAKO logo—a gear symbol—indicating its origin. Additional markings include the year of manufacture (1942) and proof marks that verify the rifle's quality.

Price: $1600.00

Seller Type: Classification: C&R / FFL

Seller ID: JMW

Seller Code: 700

Return Policy: 3-day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.

Description

This is a very nice all Original Finnish M39 Mosin Nagant Rifle that was manufactured at the SAKO Arsenal in 1942. All Matching, as matching serial numbers can be found on barrel shank, receiver, and bolt. This M39 is All Correct, as correct stamps and cartouches can be found all over the rifle. Original Finnish stock with very beautiful wood pattern.

History

The Finnish Mosin Nagant Model 39 (M39) is a refinement of the Russian Mosin Nagant design. It represents one of the most effective bolt-action rifles of World War II. Developed by Finland after its independence from Russia in 1917, the M39 served Finnish forces during both the Winter War (1939–1940) and the Continuation War (1941–1944) against the Soviet Union.

The 1942 Model 39 played a pivotal role in Finland's war efforts. It is an enduring symbol of Finnish resistance and innovation during World War II. Today, surviving examples of the SAKO-made M39 are highly sought after due to their historical significance and exceptional craftsmanship.