1942 Sako SK .Y m39 on antique (1897) receiver

NoobTubes · Dec 22, 2019

Hey all,
I have a really nice early Sako Sk .Y M39 with correct stock on an antique receiver (1897). it has a beautiful arctic birch stock and what I believe is the original sling. Bore looks good, rifle shoots well. I'm only really selling it to finance an engagement ring for my fiancé (or some more WWI stuff if the deal is right. I know, I know, I have a problem). The bolt matched the receiver but other than that it is non-matching which is normal for these. I have nothing bad to say about this rifle but I can only have so much of my money in guns these days.

$650 shipped or trade for/towards WWI SMLE's, 1917 Enfields, 1903 Springfields, original m91 mosins, Lebel 1886's, M95 long rifle in original 8x50 or if you have something cool and WWI related feel free to pitch it my way. I welcome haggling via PM's but as y'all know, the first "I'll take it" trumps it all. Happy hunting!

https://imgur.com/a/VmXf4Bv

Phantom Man · Dec 23, 2019

Noob, everyone here knows that you're going to get engaged but does your bride to be? lol

awshoot · Dec 23, 2019

Having sold guns to fund a wedding in my younger days, my advice is DON'T. One of my life-long regrets.

NoobTubes · Dec 23, 2019

Phantom Man said:
Noob, everyone here knows that you're going to get engaged but does your bride to be? lol

hahaha she isn't on this forum that I know of...

Phantom Man · Dec 23, 2019

He wouldn't be selling his WW1 guns...

Phantom Man · Dec 24, 2019

1897 receiver makes this an antique and no FFL needed. And if the receiver is French than the gun's value would be twice what you are asking.

NoobTubes · Dec 24, 2019

Phantom Man said:
1897 receiver makes this an antique and no FFL needed. And if the receiver is French than the gun's value would be twice what you are asking.

Receiver is Tula I'm pretty sure so not french but yeah antique makes it worth more. Its a great rifle I just want to move it along because I didn't fall in love with it.