Just got them in from J&G. Tokarev is Romanian but an exact copy of the $600 - $700 Russian Tokarev. Can't beat 70 round boxes for $7.50.

 

Expanding my collection of Russian WWII era.

 

 

Nice.

ENjoy them ( I know u will).

nice, will make an intresting collection especialy if you work on collecting the rifles also..

looks good to me, hope you enjoy.

Very cool.

Nice! Every time someone posts a picture of a TT, it makes me want one that much more.

 

Did you fill in the arsenal mark on the Nagant or did it come like that?

The holsters look damn nice too....

I filled in the mark on the Nagant. Isn't there a special pen that does the same thing and is permanent? This is plain old white crayon that comes off in a week or so.

 

As for rifles, have a 91/30 and and M44 Mosin. Hopefully moving into the big guys soon like the SKS, SVT-40 and of course the Ppsh-41! Should be fun finding a 15 round drum for that one.

Nice! Every time someone posts a picture of a TT, it makes me want one that much more.

 

Did you fill in the arsenal mark on the Nagant or did it come like that?

 

Also, the Tokarev was a friggin mess when I got it. The bluing was all crusty and had surface rust on the gun. The slide was jammed as well. Since I wasn't a fan of the bluing looking like crapola, I took it off and applied two light coats to give it a weathered and used vintage look. I think it looks okay now. Slide moves well now and ammo came in, will update you all this weekend when it shoots.

How are the triggers on both of those?

How are the triggers on both of those?

 

I am very excited to shoot the TT33. The trigger feels great on that one, like any of today's 1911's. From what I understand, they adopted a lot of Brownings designs.

 

Not sure how to describe the Nagant 1895. It has a stiff triggger with tight hammer. :?

I got mine Polish TT and cz82 from Todd at http://www.familyfirearmsandfinishes.com/.

He hand pick all the firearms himself from the importers. It will cost you a $10-$25 more but you know you getting a true hand-picked firearm.

How are the triggers on both of those?

 

I am very excited to shoot the TT33. The trigger feels great on that one, like any of today's 1911's. From what I understand, they adopted a lot of Brownings designs.

 

Not sure how to describe the Nagant 1895. It has a stiff triggger with tight hammer. :?

 

I read somewhere the Nagant has a 13 pound pull in single action? The design is awesome though.. especially for a gun that old.

How are the triggers on both of those?

 

I am very excited to shoot the TT33. The trigger feels great on that one, like any of today's 1911's. From what I understand, they adopted a lot of Brownings designs.

 

Not sure how to describe the Nagant 1895. It has a stiff triggger with tight hammer. :?

 

I read somewhere the Nagant has a 13 pound pull in single action? The design is awesome though.. especially for a gun that old.

 

Thirteen pounds. I believe it...

I received a few PMs on how I did the bluing removal and re-app.

 

I bought the kit in the white and blue labels when I was at Cabela's last month.

 

There is a cleaner/degreaser, rust remover/Blue remover and bluing paste along with sponges, applicators and such. The blue remover works very well and the blue seems to dissapear in minutes. It completely removed all the surface rust that was on the Tokarev. Use steel wool to polish up the metal and make it shine. The Tokarev only has 2 applications on it but I also redid the barrell on my Mossberg 500a. Patience is the key as the barrell is now a deep shiny black. It took about 5 applications and then a wipe down with a Rem oil patch, which two are included in the kit. Let it sit overnight as it cures and slightly darkens even more. The instructions in the kit are very good and I would rate it overall a 9 and would suggest anyone to get it. The only reason it did not get a 10 is that the stuff smells pretty bad. Reminds me of the darkroom in high school.

That's a very fine job of blueing.

Nice guns...I picked up a Chinese Norinco version of the TT33 in 9mm. So far no problems seems to work very well..Even found some cheap mags at a flea market.

 

This isnt mine, but looks just like it.

I am going to shoot it tomorrow. Very excited.

 

Just for display purposes, I am bidding on a pair of Russian CCCP grips instead of the Romanian RPR.

Just came back from BH.

 

I love the Tokarev. Very accurate! Better on this than my Smith 3913 or the XD.

There appears to be a safety recall on the Romanian TT-33, just a heads up.

http://www.aimsurplus.com/acatalog/Romanian_TT-33_7.62x25_Pistol.html

I shot one at Brick a while back, I think it was Mak's, and it went full auto on the last three rounds. That was quite alarming

Nice Tokarev! I love mine, such a nicer firearm then the cz52. Great penetrating cheap round. The Poor mans 5.7!