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Picked up a 1912 M95 Nagant
Picked up a 1912 Tula M95 Nagant. 100% arsenal refurbished condition, matching cylinder, line out side plate, very good bore. Full accessories, discreet import mark. Range report; 39 degrees and light rain, 30 feet, 28 rounds of code 38 1988 108gr surplus FMJ, 1 box at double action, one box single action. First shot was the 9:00 red splitter. Neat pistol.
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Last edited by majspud; 03-08-2015 at 10:32 PM.
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03-08-2015 10:30 PM
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Some day I simply must try one of those.
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Anyone interested in one of these, I can send the vender information. As seen, with 5 boxes of surplus ammo, $290. There are slightly better prices out there, but I got what I wanted.
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Does anyone know how to tell if one of these was originally a single-action “Private's model” that was converted to double-action, or an original double action “Officer’s model”?
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They swapped the hammer is all. For one to possibly be a candidate it would be pre 1919 with the refurb mark. Other than that...???
There's even a "Commander" version with short barrel and the frame and side plate machined differently.
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A nice set. But have you tried shooting it in DA? Have you got very strong finger muscles?
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First box was 2x; that's why the second box was 1x
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