Some more fun info
it is 'Finnish'
http://www.seitengewehr.com/Fachzeit...39-ukko-pekka/
The
Finnish army continued refurbishing and reissuing
Mosin-Nagants well after its wars with the USSR were over. There are
Finnish M1939 with barrels dating into the early 1970s, when they were issued as
officer training rifles. Finland still issues the
7.62 TaK 85, a substantially modified and modernized
sniper rifle built on the
Mosin-Nagant action.
Models of
Finnish Mosin-Nagant rifles were identified by numbers:
M/91-M24 Lotta rifle,
M27,
M28 and
M28-30 Pystykorva, and
M39 Ukko-Pekka. It is worth noting that
Finnish rifles M27, 28, 28-30, and 39 were issued with
knife bayonets instead of the standard
Soviet quadangular socket bayonet.
Finnish Mosin-Nagants are known for their accuracy and dependability. The famous
Finnish sniper Simo Häyhä is widely considered to be the most successful in history and used the
M28 Pystykorva rifle.
Ukko-Pekka 
