Finnish M39 Disassembly and Full Cleanup
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In this video we take a Finnish M39 purchased from Classic Firearms and fully disassemble, clean and inspect before test firing. Note that some of the parts on these rifles require special attention in order to avoid damage so Eric goes over the process step by step and in full detail. Stay tuned for more videos featuring these exceptional rifles in the future.
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As a finn it is very pleasant to see our old warhorse in very good hands and having the respect it earns 😃 Thank you!
My parents have an inherited M39 because my great grandfather was in the Winter and Continuation War
+little Finnish (“Jörg”) Nice!
+little „Jörg“ Finnish Nice. My uncle got one as well
my grandfather had a m31
Suomi perkele!
I just bought one in Connecticut for $650. Sako, 1942. Very clean bore and little wear. Stock is in almost perfect condition.
I saw it on the milsurp rack in my local shop and said "Isn't that an M39?!" The shop owner said "yep, came in 2 hours ago and won't last long" and I took it.
My Father used to shoot those back in the 70s when they we're still used in the Army, he was one of the last ones to use those before they we're replaced by the Rk62's.
I just want to say thank you for posting this video! Videos like these help pass down our gun heritage; it's important to retain our heritage for future generations to enjoy! My grandpa gave me his M39 yesterday, and I cannot take wait to take it out and shoot It! Thanks again Eric!
Dude, you don't know me and I don't know you. But thank you for all you do. The information you provide is HUGE to people like me. I love the Mosin Nagant and I probably buy too many (currently around 20). The Finnish M39 is my favorite. But the main thing is to say "thank you" for the videos that you have worked so hard on. Eric is spot on too. Both you guys can shoot the eyes out of a ...?.... at 100 to 500 yards. When I see a video from you guys I know that it is going to be good. Enough said..........just thanks from Savannah, GA! Mark E. (Savannah, GA)
I got an M39 dated 1943 and I absolutely love it.
Once again Eric thank you for this video!I bought and M39 a few years ago at the now gone Riviera Antique Weapons Show after SHOT Show here in Las Vegas.Always the thankful reminders about proper disassembly of this fine rifle.
Ordered an SKY M39 from them that had the Artillery Unit sticker on the butt stock. Took her apart to clean and found the receiver tang to be dated 1908. Beautiful rifle, Classic Firearms does not disappoint.
The amount of information Eric has shared with us over the years is astounding. I know I have learned alot from watching these videos... gun gripes, gun facts, I love it all. R.I.P. Berry.
Amazing video!
I'm gonna get one for sure, hopefully find one in Finland. My grandfather was in the war, Winter war, Continuation war and Lapland war, so he probably shot one a few times. He started as a sergeant and ended up a 1. Lt.
Keep up your great work!
Your m39 unboxing video made me take out mine for the first time in a while. I was reminded how much I loved that rifle.
You guys are the worst.
I watched your K31 videos, and it made me buy a K31
Now I need to buy an M39 because of y'all
This channel does that alot! I purchased a Walther ppq m2 after the video on that gun.
+TheGoldenCaulk Same here. Heck, this hombre even talked me into a C&R license.
Dean Nandana I _really_ gotta apply for one one of these days. Given where I live (IL), and the fact that the only gun shop near me charges $50 per transfer, it's a no-brainer. I keep procrastinating though
Lol Hickok45 does that to me. I bought the K11 and Canik TP9 SA because of them.
+TheGoldenCaulk Where in IL? if you're in the burbs or in Northeast IL I got an FFL that's $20 a transfer.
Man every time i watch you guys i have to add a gun to my wish list. I like the gun smith videos. please keep them coming. Thanks guys
when I like the vid before I even watch it because I know what ever is posted to this channel is quality
Thank you for the detailed video Eric. I just got my M39 from Classic this week and was looking for a video exactly like this to see if there were any differences in the process from cleaning up my 91/30. Appreciate the effort you put into your videos.
I always look forward to watching your videos. Thank you so much for taking the time to put these videos for all of us to watch and learn. The M39 is a beautiful rifle and you did an amazing job showing her off. Kiitos
For smaller parts in an ultrasonic I'd use Mark Novak's trick: stainless steel "tea ball" for loose leaf tea. Keeps the small parts together nicely.
I really appreciate this video guys, I bought my first mosin and my dad and I are cleaning it up. This video has helped so much, and provided much knowledge
I LOVE these disassembly and clean video on old firearms. Please keep coming with these videos!
Damn Eric back at it again with the Mosin videos
Mr. Eric, your knowledge of firearms is awesome! I love watching your videos, keep it up guys!
Awesome work man. Keep it up. Thanks for all the good gunsmithing tips!
Awesome video Eric! Thanks for the tutorial, I just picked up my M39 yesterday so this was perfect timing.
So i guess you arent Finnished with the M39 videos then?
lol
sleepinghiker AAAAAAAAAAAH NOOOOO!
fuck you
Great video! I have several M39's that I need to disassemble and clean. This instructional video will certainly help! Many Thanks to you sir!
would definitely like to see more videos like these
Absolutely outstanding video. Really helped me to resurrect my arsenal refurbished M39 (still with the arsenal hang tag). My receiver is a 1903 and is truely a work of art. Huge thanks to Eric.
Love the attention to detail! I bought a Sako because of the videos you have been posting of the M39, I love it. Very pretty guns and a lot of fun to shoot. My wife wants me to build a gun rack to display it in the living room
thanks I was planning on buying a 91/30 but I started watching your videos and I have my heart set on the m39 now. Thanks so much for your videos very helpfull
Great video, guys. Really appreciate the attention to detail. Keep up the excellent work!
I just did this with my friend about a week or so ago. We both got ours from Classic firearms thanks to you guys!
Great comprehensive video! Very helpful for the care and feeding of my M39. Thanks!
I've cultivated a love for old firearms and I'm desperate to find one of these absolute beauties today. This video will surely be my lifeline once I find one. Thank you, and if anyone finds someone who has a good stock of M39's send me a ping, I'll be thankful.
Eric, I just received my VKT M39 from Classic Firearms and it looks like brand new! Paid for hand select and I'm just floored! This rifle saw no signs of service that I can tell. Other than the 41 receiver and old bolt it appears unissued! I'm glad your video pushed me to order one, thanks again!
Great video, I just ordered my M39 from Classic and will come back to this video to copy these steps. Thanks a lot!
Thank man. I got my m39 today from classic firearms and this video helped a ton. Cant wait to take her to the range
This video was a huge help! I bought an M39 S.K.Y. that was so covered in thick nasty old grease. Never had a surplus gun that nasty before. Thanks for your great videos!!
great content here dude!seriously you do a great job in these videos..always learning stuff from ya.good job!
About to pick one of these fine rifles up tomorrow. This video will help with getting my rifle started. So stoked!
Outstanding video, many thanks for posting.
+Craig Taylor I'm former infantry not a linguist...lol
Rim job ??? Salt the rim???
Just bought my first finn 39! Thanks very helpful!!!
Bought an M39 and watched this as I took it apart and put it back together. Definitely fun, and the gun was pretty clean. My barrel isn't floated though, so I'm gonna save up and get that done around the same time I get the barrel threaded.
Awesome video. One of the pieces of my interrupter broke and now I need to replace it. This definitely helped.
I love these long, clean-up videos.
Great video,...enjoyable and educational too. Thanks Eric.
I bought one after your video and was super happy with it. 1941 numbers matching except the mag box.
Great Video Eric, Beautiful Rifle and very good instructions. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this Video.
Super vid, Eric! I don't have an M39 yet but I do have an M44 and a 9130. Your videos give me ideas to do with mine too. Thanks a lot!
Awesome video. Thanks so much. Will be very helpful when I pick up the m39 I ordered.
Great video. I have 2 M39's ( VKT & SkY ) that I use in military rifle matches at my club. Both are great shooters that score well.
Thanks IV8888 I just picked one up and this will help... much appreciated!
I JUST put in my order for a hand-select Finnish M39 at Classic about an hour before this video was uploaded.
What a coincidence!
Great video, as usual Eric. You can also get a Mosin-specific headspace gauge which is rebated for the extractor
awesome video, appreciate your work.
Back to where it all started, great video.
Good tip on wearing gloves during reassembly. Love the way that stock kindof came back to life after the cleaning.
Fantastic timing. I just bought and received mine. thanks....
This video is exactly what I needed, thanks a lot!
the love the fins put into their rifles never ceases to impress me
Perfect video for me....I just purchased a fin M39 and I am waiting for it to come in.
perfect i'm getting mine tomorrow! You're the best eric!
These style of videos are great and I hope you upload that video of you fixing your Martini-Henry stock soon. Would certainly like to see how you did that.
Excellent information. I really enjoyed this video
Eric, I didn't need to see this video man! Got online last night after holding out and ordered one from Classic! I was thinking they were just another 91/30 and was going to pass. Your explanation and vids of the M39 sold me! Thanks, I guess! lol!
love the shirt Eric!
This was a great and informative video! Thanks!
Just a random fact on Finnish military oil procedure for long time storage. I have no idea how they did earlier with M39's, but at least since 80's, RK62's have been dipped into warm Shell Ensis L oil and let the extra oil just drip away, then stored into wood crates, 10 rifles & 60 mags.
Great video on this. Had mine about 1 month and did the full strip down and cleaning. They are awesome firearms. Thanks for the tip on the extractor. Best I have seen yet, should you ever have to replace. Maybe you will consider doing a complete disssembly of an Lee-Enfield No. 5. Just did mine and it was a task, but worth it to get it cleaned up.
Great video Eric.
great video! thanks for posting!
For firearms with rimmed cartridges, buy the "disc style" headspace gauges. Looks just like a flat metal disc. They have extractor slots already cut in them and are super easy to use.
These guys are THE gun authority to me and, I'm sure, many others.
Like you I am a Veteran but from Afghanistan. Here is not so easy to have a fire gun or even Military surplus guns. I watch You Tube channel. I worked as a weapons specialist. I love guns for the fun they can give you. Thank you for your channel. sorry my name is Felix Torres from Puerto Rico.
Damm your the only true qualified gun guru in my book thanks
Excellent video a lot of information thank you.
I'm glad I picked up one of these shortly after Classic Firearms got their first shipment. Will be sold out soon, if not already.
super great video. thanks Eric
Dude, you are fucking rifle mad scientist !!!!! Awesome video as always
Great video, looking forward to more..
Nice! I cleaned mine up with the mineral spirits but shortly after applied a liberal amount of CLP on it. now I just need to clean up the stock. Mine shoots about a foot high so I've ordered the 8.6mm front sight post then I'll file down from there.
Wow, I was mostly happy with mine until I saw yours Eric, a lot of envy coming your way from here lol. Mine was heavily used, had very little bluing left, had lots a small and obviously recent dings and scratches... Just not great. I'm glad to have one as its one of my favorite military rifles historically, but mine is so rough I'm considering refinishing it.... Anyway awesome video Eric and team, thanks for taking the time
I bought my Mosins from Classic. Great group of people
Nice one! Gotta love the neighbours in Finland! Proper gun for proper soldiers!
Loved it guys ,big help thnx!
I remodeled my 91/30 trigger to the Finnish 2-stage specifications with the pair of pins...best mod I've made to it BY FAR.
I bought a surplus 91/10 trigger for $10 and a 1/16" dowel pin for a quarter and made it myself..beats $40 for a Finnish trigger! And I was able to make it even tighter than a stock Finn trigger...and it was more fun.
i like long videos, i watch 3 hour pc builds and my interest in guns is greater than pc's.thanks for the entertainment and knowledge.
For really tiny little parts you could get tea ball strainers. Spring closed wire mesh balls. Search Amazon for a tea infuser and there are a bunch of different kinds. Some are like perforated baskets that would work very well to hold bigger but small parts.
Good video. Have to do same thing to my own M39 💪🏻😎
Iam From Germany an i love Your Disassembly and Full Cleanup Videos!
im going to buy one in a couple of weeks! im super excited
came in today. love it but i have a question. on the butt i have a stock disc that says S(J?)PSTO 1/51. anybody knows what it means?
What I have found works well for cleaning guns with a lot of grease, or cosmoline, especially if you have to do the cleaning indoors, is odorless kerosene lamp oil. It cuts like kerosene without the obnoxious fumes.
Your making me want another M44! I feel the itch.
I don't own a gun, never shot one, never held one. But I can appreciate nice craftsmanship and work. Superb upload.
Thanks for this vid. I just got my M39 from classic and just chose the standard grade, I can't get the screw on the second barrel band to go back in no matter how hard I try, top one came out & in fine. Bottom barrel band screw is being a pain!
Another really good tip is if you only have small parts that need cleaned you can put them on a thick disposable plate and place them in the microwave for about 1 minute. It'll crackle a bit, that's just the cosmoline melting
I love these videos eric you should do another
From Egypt .. you are a good man.. and I love your videos
Also, to make checking headspace easy, check out Okie Headspace guages. They make headspace guages for rimmed cartriges like the 54R and 303 British. They run about $20 shipped!
Loved the video, Eric. Keep it up!
Damnit, Eric. Classic is already sold out of all of the really good finns. :/
They still have unopened crates according to Ray at Moss today.
14,000 of them total so they are still going through them.
I would call classic. Ray had a Tikka he hand selected for himself.
It was nearly perfect even though it had a finger jointed stock.
To me that just added character. Not a speck of rust anywhere.
The cleaning rod looked like Stainless steel it was so shiny.
They are supposed to be getting in some immaculate K31 soon too with matching bayonets.
I'll be paying down my credit cards and pay off some jewelry I have on lay away for my wife.
Gun , jewelry, gun, jewelry is how it goes to keep the peace.