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Went to Ontario for a visit a couple of weeks ago and picked up a couple of Toks. First one is a Russian tt33 made in 1936. I had a Russian before but I sold it and was sorry I did so now this one replaces that one.
Second one is a Yugo m57 and I must say the extended handle feels good in the hand.
Now I have three Toks, a Chinese, Russian and a Yugo. I must keep my eyes peeled for a Romanian and a Polish Tok.
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Very nice! It would be nice if our government would allow imports like Canada's does. I used to have a Russian TT33 but sold it to fund something I wanted more. I do still have a Polish and Romanian though.
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Nice to see they don't have the totally unnecessary and unwanted "safety"
Damn, I'll bet that's going to leave a mark! Probably hurt too!
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Nice Russian Tokarev, maybe i need to go to canada to get one...alittle pricey here in the states and it's the only one i'm missing for my collection....