- M27/28
- M33
- M39/43
- No
M39/43
time, it could have completely changed the history of Finnish military sniping. Being series made for testing rifle scope designs, m/28 sniper rifles had large variety of scopes. The scopes used in them included not only earlier Oigee Luxor 6X, Oigee Gnom 4X and and Hensoldt Ziel Dialyt 3X, but also newly acquired Busch Vizardrei 3X, Busch Vizarfunf 4.5X, Hensoldt Ziel Dialyt 5X, Zeiss Zielklein 2.5X and Zeiss Zielmunti 1-4X rifle scopes.
M28-30/33
M27PH
M39
M39PH
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M33 / M28-30 Scoped: The Finnish Civil Guard developed small-batch sniper variants on the M28 and M28/30 platforms using German Zeiss scopes, informally called the M33. [
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M/27 PH and M/37: Early experimental sniper rifles featuring German or domestic optics.
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M/39-43: Built during the Continuation War, the Finns produced roughly 300–500 of these using domestic barrels and Ajack scopes, making it their most refined wartime sniper
M39
The Finnish army did most gain the type of experience in WW1 that countries like Russai gained with sniper rifles. Early on they were reliant on captured Russian rifles and scopes on guns like the M91/30. These were often destroyed to keep them out of enemy hands. These Optics like the PE and PU would also be put onto weapons like the M27 rifle.
The domestically produce line of M27/28/28-30 based on the nagat wre used often with capture Russian optics and provided German optics. A small number of locally sourced Physica optics were used. Finland contiued developing their rifles finishing with the M39/43. if nothing i would like to see the finnish scope in game.