PO Box 572,  CHERRYBROOK  NSW 2126,  AUSTRALIA
Ph: 0432 100 363  Email: info@c96trading.com

http://www.c96trading.com
Overseas Science & Technology Corp Pty Ltd  trading as C96 Trading
ABN  53 080 989 117   LFD  409418971

Dealing directly with the source.  We are direct importers of all firearms listed on this site
What our Customers said about our service and our arms:

The rifle arrived today . I am very happy with it , very nice
- Chris, QLD
Just a note to say thanks. I picked up my PU last week and am very  happy with your selection again super
-Zeb, QLD
The Finnish M.39   arrived  in the most excellent condition, exactly perfect in all respects.I really appreciate
 these fine rifles, very please indeed.My many thanks again, let me know when the Swedish M.41b's arrive
-James. SA
Thanks for all your assistance, as we are all totally pleased beyond belief.
-Allen QLD

COLLECTORS!
  ULTRA RARE ex-SOVIET WAREHOUSE FIND: GENUINE WWII RUSSIAN
M91/30 7.62x54R PU SNIPER RIFLES
IN STOCK - ONLY ONE 20x CRATE - BE QUICK ORDER NOW

Order via email info@c96trading.com 


THERE WILL BE NO MORE OF THESE GENUINE RUSSIAN WWII PU SNIPER RIFLES
FTR by the Soviets after the Great Patriotic War in the late 1940-early 50s s and kept
 in arsenal storage for almost 60 years
HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE INVESTMENT GUNS  ONLY $2700
Do not miss your last chance to acquire a Genuine WWII sniper rifle before they reach $4000-$5000 mark

Recent price benchmark of collectible sniper rifles sold in Australia within last 6months

SMLE No1 Mk 3 HT sniper $5750
P14 MkI $4500
Australian SMLE MkIII*  HT $5400
Russian M91/30 PU $3000 + 12.5% buyer's premium +GST = $3750!!   04-May-08

As featured in the 'Enemy At The Gates' Movie (the movie poster is actually showing a mirror image of the rifle)  Vasily Zaitsev's rifle
The genuine  Vasily Zaitsev's M91/30 PU sniper rifle is now on exhibit in the Volgograd (formerly Stalingrad), Russia


All rifles are genuine wartime. Made by the Tula factory and factory stamped 'CH' for SNiperskaya or SNIPER
Still in arsenal grease. The stocks are in G-VGC with some WWII use marks and storage and handling dings and nicks from contact
 with the barrel bands and bolt handles of adjacent rifles
Some rifles have 1944-45 laminated tiger stripped stocks  Sold
The bores are VG-EXC condition. Matching turned down sniper bolts.  Scopes may be fully matching or FTR matched/number striked out,
some scopes may have 1950 replacement tubes fitted as part of FTR.

Because of  the cyrillic language numbering, the rifles were stamped with a discrete English export marking (see the barrel shank pictures below).
All rifles are sold with a genuine M91/30 sling, oiler, canvas scope cover, leather lens protector caps
UPDATE  12-May-08:  Last  few left. Hurry, there will be no more




  A VERY SMALL CONSIGNMENT OF WWII  NAZI WAFFENAMT
GERMAN 'WALTHER P-38' PISTOLS 
STEEL FRAME, ALL 3 MATCHING NUMBERS (Frame, slide,block) G-VG BORES,
Mags could be unnumbered or non-matching
CAPTURED BY THE RUSSIANS, FTR AND KEPT IN ARSENAL STORAGE FOR 60 YEARS
 9x19 Para, 8 rnd magazine, 123mm barrel lenght       from $1250
High quality leather hard shell repro P38 holster  -  $90

Rare Walther Factory "AC" codes and
CVQ (Spreewerke factory die broke in 1945 and CYQ became CVQ) - $POA

IN STOCK - ORDER NOW BEFORE THEY ARE ALL GONE

The P-38s are in VG-EXC condition and have been very discretely export stamped by the arsenal

98K Leather Sling
High Quality New Manufacture  $45


Finnish L35 Lahti or Swedish M40 Lahti Genuine Accessories set:

Holster, 2 x magazines, cleaning rod, loading tool, oiler and lanyard - GC  - $189
IN STOCK

IN STOCK
Backbone of the Wehrmacht (The German K98k Rifle, 1934 - 1945)

Reference book by Richard D Law
Author's Revised Edition, 1993
384 pages, 478 illustrations 
Hardcover Large A4 Full Size 22x29cm, Heavy Duty Dust Jacket
Price $99.00
Postage & Handling Australia-wide $15

The most comprehensive study ever published of the 14,000,000 bolt-action K98k rifles produced in Nazi Germany from 1934 to 1945. Contains extensive information on the military and commercial background to the K98k; the materials and methods used in the manufacture, inspection and acceptance of the components of the K98k; a year-by-year chronology of K98k manufacturers, with illustrations of markings and data sheets on over 100 contractor/year variations, plus exhaustive data on quantities produced, manufacturing times, personnel, and costs; commercial and contract K98ks, and many 'one-offs' and experimentals. Illustrates and describes virtually every K98k accessory ever produced


COMING SOON

A small consignment of genuine WWII 98K bayonets  coming soon - preorder now - strictly limited qty

The Finnish Model 1939 7.62x54R Service Rifles
"The Rifles of the White Snow"

These have not been imported for years!

The M/39 Model was designed as a further improvement to the highly accurate Finnish M28/30 Civil Guards rifle. M/39s were nicknamed  the "Ukko-Pekka" after the Finnish President P. E. Svinhufvud who was an avid competition shooter. The Finnish M/39 is one of the finest military bolt action rifles ever produced.  M/39s saw extensive combat in the Continuation War against the Soviet Union in 1941-1944.   The M/39 proved extremely rugged and reliable in the fierce battle conditions of the military conflict between Finland and the Soviet Union

Click on the Finnish flag to see the M39 Rifles and Accessories for Sale
Click on images to see high resolution photos
 
Photos courtesy of Mick Toal of  Mick Toal Bureau



Mint Unissued and Excellent Condition War time
M/39s are coming in early Jul-2007

Same as all other Finnish bolt action military rifles, the model M/39 was built on captured Russian Imperial "hex' Mosin-Nagant receivers and Finn reworked Mosin-Nagant bolts. The M/39 has a reworked trigger group with a lighter yet very crisp trigger pull. The heavy Karelian timber pistol gripped stock is spliced to prevent warping or shrinkage. The butt comb is higher than on other rifles which reduces the impact of recoil. The bedding pillar of the stock is often factory shimmed for accuracy by Finnish armourers. The barrels came from such famous manufacturers as SAKO, VKT and Tikka. 

The model M/39 'Ukko Pekka'  rifles are highly collectible and have a reputation for being highly accurate and well made. The heavy stock made M/39 one of the heaviest military bolt action rifles. The accuracy standard for these rifles was 1.3"  3-shot groups with Finnish ammunition at 100m  to pass Finnish military acceptance inspection. It was not uncommon for the M/39 to shoot 3/4" groups using Finn sniper ammo or handloads

To Win You Need a Finn!

Hunting Forum user from QLD,  Unissued 1969  "No maker"  M/39

Mate of mine bought one and he loves it. Has it shooting just over 1" groups with it at 100m (5 shot) and still developing it. Worth every dollar he says


Gary from Sydney,  Unissued 1969  "No maker"  M/39 *


Got the chance to try out some hand loads today . 168 grn Hornady Amax - 308, 46 & 47 grns 2208,
all shot @ 100m. VERY windy 5 to 6 o'clock.
'46' was the first group, with the first shot of the day low and left and the next 6 - yes 6 - forming a nice group
The next group I was aiming at fresh air at the bottom of the target, no real aiming point, so I'll take the
blame for the shot that went low. At my age 100m is the limit for my eyes

Very happy with the results


* The author and C96 Trading hereby disclaim all liability with respect to the use of the above loads.
  Handloaders assume all risk, responsibility,and liability whatsoever for any and all injuries (including death),
  losses, or damages arising from the use of this information



The M/39 rifles we have in stock were made between 1940s and late 1960s. The 1960s rifles were assembled by the Finnish Military as match rifles and military sharpshooter rifles. The 1940s rifles have new barrels and stocks. The rifles were kept in arsenal storage until late 1980s-mid 1990s when they were surplused by the Finnish Army

The rifles are in UNISSUED, AS NEW condition, still in factory grease, with Finn matched bolts, 100% blue,  new bores, new post war stocks with minor storage and handling dings and nicks from contact with the barrel-bands of adjacent rifles while palletised for transportation (these rifles have come a long way). Some stocks have factory fitted small timber plugs. Most rifles retained their original Finnish arsenal hangtags.

These rifles represent the
"highly desirable" end of the collecting spectrum. On average M/39s  demonstrated  300-400% appreciation in 10 years in the USA

Collectors:

In this shipment we have a very limited quantity of the highly sought after M/39s with the 'B' barrels made by Leige  Belgium ( only 8,000  made).

We also have some highly collectible  "sneak M/39" rifles made by the Finnish Military as sharpshooters rifles soon after the Prague Spring 1968 when the Warsaw Pact forces led by the Soviet Union brought winter to  Czechoslovakia. The "sneak M/39" were reportedly built in violation of the Finn-Russo Non-production Treaty of 1947 when the Finns decided to quietly beef up their sharpshooting traning program.  For that very reason the sneak M/39 have no-maker barrels stamped with the year and serial number only.  These rifles were  put into storage after manufacturing  and never saw action. Only 3,000-3,500 "sneak M/39s"  were made


 Official Designation  7.62 KIV 39
 Caliber  7.62x54R
 Magazine  5 rnds, non-removable
 Weight  4.5kg
 Length  1187mm
 Barrel Length  685mm

*   Bayonets not included and photographed for illustration purposes only
**  All  firearms are sold as collectors items only.
We warrant them to be as described, and make no claims as to fitness for use. Have them checked by a competent gunsmith prior to firing. We assume no liability for accidents or injuries resulting from firing or
any other use of any firearm we sell. By ordering from us or from our resellers, you certify that you understand and agree to these terms

ORDERING INFORMATION
NSW ORDERS: All firearms are required to be sent to a licensed dealer or  club armourer unless being picked up in person by a licensed purchaser
INTERSTATE ORDERS:
Due to restrictions imposed by NSW laws, Permits to Acquire from other states can not be accepted. All firearms are required to be sent to a licensed dealer or club armourer where they will be registered within your State or Territory. You then will be required to produce your Permit to Acquire when collecting your firearm from the dealer/club armourer

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