As I was coming through the door, my buddy mentioned that there was a Finn 28/30 on one of the tables, but that it was priced at "just under market" price.
I didn't think too much about it until I happened by the table. Yup, there it was, a 1939 dated 28/30. I looked it over, checked the muzzle (nice & tight), and the guy helping the old timer at the table said "Make him an offer!".
Turns out the old fella running the table was getting out of the "gunshow business" due to failing health and was willing to make deals, I guess.
He had the rifle tagged as a "Danish Mosin Nagant M28/30" and was asking $275.
I offered $200 and he took the offer without blinking.
(Maybe I should have said $150)

Anyway, haven't torn it down, but after pushing a ton of black crud out of the barrel, it has a shiny bore, good rifling and no pits:D
Here's a few quick pix with a borrowed camera. Better pix to follow.
It's about 60-70% blue. No visible pitting. Still has dried cosmo on some of the metal. Stock is solid with no visible cracks.
Even though we live in the land of Finn Mosins, 28/30's are a tough find. Plenty of 28's, 27's, and M39's, but 28/30's are kinda scarce.
Anyway, comments? Questions?
