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    1941 Tula Nagant revolver in 7.62 Tokarev.

    I posted about this one a while back. It's a 1941 Tula Nagant revolver that appears to have had the cylinder reamed for 7.62 Tokarev. I sold this revolver about a year and a half ago, and immediately regretted it. Well, it turned up at the gun show yesterday, and I got it back. I didn't get to post pics back when I first had it, so here are some now. The hows and whys and the 'did anyone dare fire it?' questions still run through my mind. Done in Vietnam? Or was it even done during WW2? ( it's non import marked and all matching ) I would love to know if anyone has ever seen or heard of this conversion.
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