The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

I rode with my son to the FFL to pick up a gun for him and I got distracted by this old thing in the counter. I passed on these when they were everywhere at around $150.00, This is 1953 made gun with military markings, no refurb marks and it is in superb condition. We came home and shot the siliouite target at 50 yards and I was killing it. It has a manly trigger, but I still shot it well. That 7.62 x 25 surplus was really ringing the bell on the target, you could tell how hard it was getting smacked. It is hard to go wrong with a Czech made pistol. It came with the accessories and I didn't have to pay a tourist price for it, so I am happy.

Very nice and the 7.62x25 makes a nice ping when they hit the gong.

Great score, did you get the pistol lanyard also?

When I found mine, it came with the holster, cleaning rod, 2 magazines, pistol lanyard, a manual, and 100 rounds of surplus ammo.

Does yours have the original firing pin or is it one of the new made ones?

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These are great pistols, if you have small hands they can be a little challenging. I have two of these, one in 7.62X25 and one in 9mm.

ffuries wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 5:03 pm Great score, did you get the pistol lanyard also?

When I found mine, it came with the holster, cleaning rod, 2 magazines, pistol lanyard, a manual, and 100 rounds of surplus ammo.

Does yours have the original firing pin or is it one of the new made ones?

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No lanyard, no ammo. I have not detail stripped it, but I assume that it has the original firing pin. I will leave it until it breaks.

Here you go Steve, so you know what to look for when you get around to tearing it down.

That is a great looking pistol, the holster is in great shape too! That is a great find!