This video delves into the rich history embedded within the features and markings of a specific Finnish M28 "Ski Trooper" Mosin Nagant rifle. The presenter meticulously traces the rifle's journey from Russian manufacture through its service in WWI, Austro-Hungarian capture, rechambering to 8x50mm Mannlicher, reparations to Italy, acquisition by Finland, rebuilding as a Civil Guard M28, deployment in the Winter and Continuation Wars, transfer to the Finnish Army, and eventual importation into the United States. The video also promotes the author's book, "Forged in Snow."
This video explores the history and characteristics of Finnish Arisaka rifles, which were a significant firearm presence in Finland after its independence. The rifles, primarily Type 30, Type 35, and Type 38 variants, were originally acquired by Russia from Japan during the Russo-Japanese War and later supplied to Finland. The description details their use by the Finnish Civil Guard, modifications made by Finnish users (including SIG barrels and magazine release alterations), and the distinctive overstamped Tokyo Arsenal insignia.
This video provides an in-depth overview of Finnish Mosin Nagant rifle variants, including the M91/24, M27, M28, M28/30, and M39. It details how Finland inherited a large number of Russian Mosin Nagants after gaining independence in 1917 and subsequently developed their own improved versions. The description highlights the independent development paths of the Army and Civil Guard, culminating in the highly regarded M39, considered the pinnacle of Mosin Nagant evolution. The video promises to examine the distinct features of each of these historical Finnish firearms.
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