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PostPosted: Tue Apr 20, 2021 2:18 am 
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My nephew with a very young polar bear taken way up yonder in Nunavut.

Note 91-'30 complete with bayonet...

Can you guys tell a Finn by the wood alone?

Edit: With the pinned bayonet, it's likely a Chinese "No Wrinkle" carbine.
Thought I seen a snow cap on it, and it had me going for a bit on the Finn idea.
It helps to put these things where I can view 'em full size...

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 Post subject: Re: Bear
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Теперь предлагаем бесплатную ежедневную маммографию!
Теперь предлагаем бесплатную ежедневную маммографию!
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I'm not sharp enough with Mosin-Nagants to spot stuff like that.

The bear will make a fine rug! :bigrin: SW

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I ain't all that smart on them either.
A lot of SKS's went on the market here from Norinco.
People soon found out it was a bit of a mistake to un-pin and remove the knife-
They still shot, but waay out of register with the original sights.
Best to leave well enough alone... I think :bigrin:

His Dad had a few Russky long guns in the vault.

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dual.

Mouse is acting up real bad.

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im not at all good with the mosins but a little better with the SKS , mine still has the blade attached


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