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picked this up from J&G Sales. all matching 1935 Tula (all Tula parts). SA/DA, excellent bore, perfect timing and lock up.
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Just picked one up myself. The best part is one has to use TWO fingers in DA!!! Gotta love Russian firearms....
Get a chance to fire it yet??
not yet. only ammo i have is steel cased. indoor ranges don't like that stuff. waiting until they open up public land for shooting here in Phx. (fire hazards in effect currently). so, for now, i have it resting in a shadow box:
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Good idea.!!
Looks good in the shadow box.
Here's my 1927.
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No import mark.? Wasn't refurbed either, nice piece
Just noticed both have no import mark, mine is pretty much ruined by a giant one which the monkeys stamped over the Russian writing.
I have them a lot using relaods of a 100gr. plated wadcutter over 4grs. of Unique in 32-20 brass run in Lee Nagant dies. Very accurate. Today Priva makes new loads for about $25 a box. I think Cabela's has them.
Does the seating die also crimp the neck? Or is that done in a separate die?Quote:
Originally Posted by jeep
Another question, does the resizing die completely remove the crimp.?
Thanks in advance...
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Douglas MacArthur
Cabelas usually does have the ammo. They sell the handguns fairly often, that's where I got mine. It is about $25 for a box of 50. Surplus ammo is also available from multiple sources. I've never tried any of it as they usually sell in such large quantities, I'm not interested. I love the guns but would be hard pressed to ever use 2000 rounds. I've found them to be very accurate and don't have any difficulty with the trigger pull although I do recognize it is awful.