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From what Ive read supplies of Uniforms and equiptment were haphazard at best much more so then I previously thought..
"When the Winter War began, the soldiers were provided with a belt, a national cocade, and most of the time, an old French rifle. Only the regular army and the Suojeluskunta men had proper equipment."
I notice the Suomi SMGs are held in the Russian way (like a PPSh) where as the Finnish films I've seen often show them being gripped by the barrle but I don't know if that is correct or common.
A lot depends on what kind of combat you are in; if you are able to shoot short aimed bursts you rather not have your fingers between sights.
On the other hand every man has/learns his own preferences no matter what other say.
But the gun is sort of nice and soft to shoot - I liked it though we had only one chance to shoot live rounds with it.