Nagon 7.62

[MJ1]

Not long ago my FFL called and said he had a box of Russian revolvers and would I like one. All I had to do was stop by and fill out the paperwork and give him $100. Why not?

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[C5M1]

Nice one mj. Thought mine was nice, wow...Paid about the same for mine 10 years ago. Don't have a box of ammo through it yet. Accurate shooter single action, but man what a bear double action. Watch that rusky ammo its corrosive.


Nice pic; regards, dennis

[MJ1]

I'll never shoot it. It is just dressing for the Fuji shots.



..............Cheers............

[John R.]

The printing on the box says Revolver Cartridges Calibre 7.62.

Your Nagant revolver is one of the very few if not the only one that can mount a supressor.

Quite pleasant to shoot and reasonably accurate too.

JR

[MJ1]

We all know I can't pass up a good deal.

Cheers

[da gimp]

your Nagant has to be in the best shape that I've ever seen & your old Tokarev rifle is much prettier than ours by far. Ours gets 2" to 4" groups with good Norma ammo, 3 to 5 shot groups, 100 yards, prone, from a bag............ with dern good handloads, I was able to shrink the groups to 1 1/2" at 100yds.......

[MJ1]

I still haven't shot mine so I will take everyone's word about it. Been on the road or beach as it were.

[da gimp]

& like the Doberman & the "scenery" to the left of the dog too...............in the bottom pix.

[MJ1]

[QUOTE=John R.;357078]The printing on the box says Revolver Cartridges Calibre 7.62.

Your Nagant revolver is one of the very few if not the only one that can mount a supressor.

Quite pleasant to shoot and reasonably accurate too.

Thank you John, always valuable information from your posts.

[MJ1]

& like the Doberman & the "scenery" to the left of the dog too...............in the bottom pix.

A nice dog and lady I met on the beach at sunset in Costa Rica last July. I wanted to photograph the dog but she wanted to wait till the next morning. Well worth the wait.



Next day.