The following Finn Model 1891 Mosin Nagant bolt-action rifles come from recently released Finn long-term storage facilities and reserves.

They are in EXCELLENT external condition (95% or better bluing on the metal) with new-looking Finn 2-piece stocks *ALL* having some storage dings, gouges, scratches or compressions from being palletized while in-transit (the Finn metal sling-swivels being the usual cause), but are VERY ATTRACTIVE nonetheless (see photo of a typical example picked totally at random below).

A few rifles (if noted) have used one-piece Russian stocks that show some signs of actual service use. 

ALL have serviceable bores (or else the Finns would not have kept them), most still have the Finn arsenal-tags attached, all are [SA] stamped and have force-matched bolts.  None of these rifles are in their original Russian configuration, all having been reworked by the Finns (in other words the magazine-floorplates and buttplates, *IF* numbered, will *NOT* match the barrel or receiver).

Many of the Russian-barreled M91's have counterbored muzzles, and if so there will be a Y in the counterbored muzzle? column.  

ALL have a 99% or better bluing on the metal (the Russian-barreled rifles were reblued by the Finns). All include cleaning-rods and are attractive truly HAND-PICKED examples (see photo below of a rifle chosen entirely at random from our stock).