Finland captured thousands of Russian rifles in its wars and stamped them with the SA mark, for Suomen Armeija. This Mosin M91/30 was built at Tula in 1940, and the seller says it has a lot of history that could write its next chapter in your hands.

It is a bolt action in 7.62x54mmR with a 28.7 inch barrel, a five round capacity, and wood and steel construction. Finnish rebuilds are sought after because the arsenal often fitted better barrels and refinished the stocks. Look at the receiver and stock for the SA stamp, and compare it with the photographs.

A Finnish capture is more collectible than a standard Russian Mosin, and the price reflects that. Check the bore, the crown, and the bolt for fit. Mosin ammunition is inexpensive, so the rifle can still serve at the range.

Condition is exactly as described and pictured. The rifle is sold as described and ships only to a licensed FFL dealer you choose, where the background check is completed. Check local transfer and ownership rules in your state before you place the order.