First Nagant M1895, 1929 Tula

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First Nagant M1895, 1929 Tula

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This is my first Nagant M1895, its one of the last ones from J&G before they sold out a few weeks ago which I'm finally taking pics of :D :D :D It's a 1929 Tula... It has Tula stars and hammers on all the parts :biggrin:
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I like that one! A great pre-war revolver.
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That is a great looking 95. The grips on that are very nice.
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SA1911a1 wrote:I like that one! A great pre-war revolver.


But is it a pre-war (WWII) or is it post-war (WWI) ..????......... 8-)

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Nice! My first one was a '29 too :)

Still haven't shot the damn thing.
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Flyin Brian wrote:Nice! My first one was a '29 too :)

Still haven't shot the damn thing.
Well as a pistol to shoot, You are not missing much. I bought one for the collection and took it and some other stuff out including a Bullseye tuned Springfield Armory 1911. My bullseye guns are all set up to break at about 3.5 to 4 pounds and even my Glock 22 with the NY springs only goes up to about 8 pounds. I could not believe how stiff the trigger was on mine. I fired it, my buddy fired it , it got cleaned and now it's part of the collection. I like it's looks, I like the way it works, I just would not want to want to defend myself with one. It's not a Safe Queen, It's a Safe Czarina!
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Nice old revolver you got there!
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Meant to memtion that mine is a 1931 Tula
Damn, I'll bet that's going to leave a mark! Probably hurt too!
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1931, a dark and grim year in the Soviet Union, as it was for most of the world.
Leave it as it is. The ages have been at work on it and man can only mar it.
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Very nice revolver. Nice stampings too :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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