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Model: TT-33 Tokarev
Caliber: 7.62x25mm Tokarev
Capacity: 8rnd magazines (Included are 2 magazines)
Barrel Length: 4.6"
Year: 1940
Designer: Fedor Tokarev
Country: USSR
Factory: Tula Arms Plant
Asking Price: $1600.00
Attention Russophiles and history enthusiasts! Or anyone else, if you paid close attention in school, you may remember a little event called WORLD WAR TWO. Now is your opportunity to own a rare piece from that conflict. June 1941 Operation Barbarossa was the largest land offensive in human history, involving roughly 10 million combatants. By late 1941, the German 2nd Panzer Division had advanced within a few kilometers of the Tula Arms Plant, causing the plant to be evacuated. This resulted in Tula manufactured Tokarevs to be highly sought after, as most late war Tokarevs were manufactured at the Izhevsk Mechanical Plant. This TT-33 example is a real gem with matching serial numbered parts, except for the magazines. It must have been a bring back, as there is no importation stampings, nor was it drilled for one of those stupid compliance safeties. This pistol is accurate, functional, and has reliably fed the few magazines I have ran through it. Bluing is mostly intact, despite some handling scuffs as well as visible scratches behind the takedown retaining clip, otherwise the serial and proof markings are sharp and legible. The rifling is intact however the bore is frosted and shows some pitting. Grips are the authentic Bakelite with CCCP, star, and the Hostess Zinger frosting grip texture. This TT-33 is in better condition than many other surviving examples in the United States from the same time period, especially considering its age and history. Additional photos are available upon request. Remember, "Everything for the front, everything for victory!"
P.S. I'll throw in the hammer/sickle hat pin.
Caliber: 7.62x25mm Tokarev
Capacity: 8rnd magazines (Included are 2 magazines)
Barrel Length: 4.6"
Year: 1940
Designer: Fedor Tokarev
Country: USSR
Factory: Tula Arms Plant
Asking Price: $1600.00
Attention Russophiles and history enthusiasts! Or anyone else, if you paid close attention in school, you may remember a little event called WORLD WAR TWO. Now is your opportunity to own a rare piece from that conflict. June 1941 Operation Barbarossa was the largest land offensive in human history, involving roughly 10 million combatants. By late 1941, the German 2nd Panzer Division had advanced within a few kilometers of the Tula Arms Plant, causing the plant to be evacuated. This resulted in Tula manufactured Tokarevs to be highly sought after, as most late war Tokarevs were manufactured at the Izhevsk Mechanical Plant. This TT-33 example is a real gem with matching serial numbered parts, except for the magazines. It must have been a bring back, as there is no importation stampings, nor was it drilled for one of those stupid compliance safeties. This pistol is accurate, functional, and has reliably fed the few magazines I have ran through it. Bluing is mostly intact, despite some handling scuffs as well as visible scratches behind the takedown retaining clip, otherwise the serial and proof markings are sharp and legible. The rifling is intact however the bore is frosted and shows some pitting. Grips are the authentic Bakelite with CCCP, star, and the Hostess Zinger frosting grip texture. This TT-33 is in better condition than many other surviving examples in the United States from the same time period, especially considering its age and history. Additional photos are available upon request. Remember, "Everything for the front, everything for victory!"
P.S. I'll throw in the hammer/sickle hat pin.
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