Ampumaaseisiin

Ampumaaseisiin, also known as the Finnish rifle, is a type of bolt-action rifle that was developed in Finland during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It is notable for its distinctive design features, including a unique bolt mechanism and a distinctive "S" shape in the stock. The rifle was widely used by the Finnish military and was also exported to other countries.

The Finnish rifle was designed by Finnish engineer Lauri Kivinen in the late 1880s. It was initially adopted by the Finnish military in 1891 and remained in service until the 1930s. The rifle was known for its accuracy and reliability, and it was used in various conflicts, including the Finnish Civil War and the Winter War.

The Finnish rifle was also exported to other countries, including Russia, where it was adopted by the Imperial Russian Army. It was also used by various Finnish-speaking communities around the world, including in Canada and the United States.

The Finnish rifle is considered a classic example of military rifle design and is highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. It is also a symbol of Finnish military history and engineering prowess. Despite its age, the Finnish rifle remains a popular choice for hunting and target shooting due to its accuracy and reliability.