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getting old I forget who made it but I looked at what looks like a un restored m27 today with matching bolt in good shape with dark bore $275 was asking price on it .I have not kept up on these for a couple of years
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dou44 wrote:getting old I forget who made it but I looked at what looks like a un restored m27 today with matching bolt in good shape with dark bore $275 was asking price on it .I have not kept up on these for a couple of years
Buy it. Run there. M/27 have lagged behind other Finns but lately have been getting more respect. Especially original ones without popsicle sticks. Seen them sell for over $500 repeatedly. One went for $750.

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went back in today and a guy was buying it when I got there.
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dou44 wrote:went back in today and a guy was buying it when I got there.
That sucks. Hopefully it was a common year.

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I missed a round 1935 Izhevsk 91/30 like that once. Waited a week to go back for it. and watched a guy buy it.
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millman wrote:I missed a round 1935 Izhevsk 91/30 like that once. Waited a week to go back for it. and watched a guy buy it.
That is when you whisper in the ear of the seller, "This guy is a felon in three states, he works with the BATF doing stings...."
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it was a 33 tika , new buyer let me look at it again
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How about that. A M27 for the price of a refurbished 91/30. that was a good deal
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