New 91/30. Finn

[sdh1911]

I went to Sarcos this afternoon to pick up a flat top for an Ar 15 I'm building for #2 son and while waiting for the part I happen to notice a 91/30 with swivels in the Russian rack, upon closer inspection I also saw the SA in a box next to the year 1941 on a round receiver and the lug lined up nicely with the finger groove right behind a rounded off finger joint splice. The part that really caught my eye was the price tag, it said $125.00/ Russian 91/30. Who am I to argue, it looks good next to the 91 Finnish conversion I got from another sport store as a 91/30, go figure-SDH

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[Claven2]

Sounds like a nice snag!! But we need pics!!!

[sdh1911]

Pics to be coming soon, I'm cleaning up a couple of guns for photos. I have to be careful not to fill my alloted space on milsurps. I'm sending a check today for a contributing member, I think this may give me a little more real estate for pics. Oh yea, there is one more 91/30 in the rack over at Sarcos you may be interested in, it is a kissin cousin to the one I got except 1944 dated, I would have got it if I had more funds in hand. If interested, send me a P.M. and I'll give you the specfics. Should it be there on my next trip I just may have to pick up up on general bartering purposes.-SDH

[Claven2]

Thanks for the offer, but given my Canada address, importing it would cost more than the rifle... and then some!

[sdh1911]

I understand completely, I was just wondering if you can do a dealer to dealer type transfer. I do it often in the states but have no idea how that would work out over border. I do know Sarcos has an import/export status on their licenses, HTH-SDH

[Claven2]

Yeah, I know, but hte Canadian importer will charge around $200 to handle the transfer, it must be shipped with a bonded transporter (think $100+ for shipping), plus whatever Sarco would want for their trouble at their end... just easier to find one already in Canada Unless the rifle was REALLY uncommon, of course.