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    Question M91 Finn, need help

    Attach are a couple of pics of a Russianicon M91 Finnishicon conversion. It is in pretty good shape and has a really clean bore, I shot it last month and it holds around a 4" group, nothing to brag about but not half bad. Is this gun still considered a Model 91 or did the Finnish re-name it. I'm reading up a little and they make reference to a model 24 but with a new Finnish barrel. I'm just trying to keep my log in order, Many Thanks-SDHl
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    Looks to be a Russianicon Tula that the Finns refurbed. It's still an M91

    Use some handloads and I'll bet you shring your group sizes in half!
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    Thanks much, I used to do a lot of re-loading when I was shooting competitively, but gave it up do to time. I have a really good thing worked out with a friend of mine, I give him buckets of brass in trade for box's of handloads, his stuff shoots real straight (so far). The other brass is being save for recycling. When I get enough I'll cash it in and buy a nice scope for one of the mouse guns, wo knows if I get enough maybe get another milsurp gun,-SDH

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