tokarev tt33 and husqvarna 9mm

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HI all ! I want to know opinion about that 2 semi-auto pistol.(tokarev tt33 and Husqvarna 9mm 1907)

Fiability , precision ?

The tokarev it is better to buy a original ww2 or a repro by norinco ?:stirthepot2::stirthepot2:
 
The Husquvarna 1907 is a pretty good gun like most Swedish arms but it fires the not easily available 9mm Browning long cartridge. If you are a reloader cases can be made by shortening .38 auto or easily available .38super cases. Collectors seem to prefer Russian Tokarev pistols but most are well used and factory refinished, the Norinco ones are new but sometimes have the unwanted added safety that doesn't come on the originals . Trade ex at the top of the page has both pistols.
 
norc tok is a great gun for the money, get a 9mm conversion while u r at it, but the 7.62 x 25s are great fun to shoot, big flame ball!!
 
may I hijack a little. The only thing I never liked about TT's is they absolutely disgusting grip. A few days ago I noticed there are ftermarket grip available that go over pistol handle, 25$. How good are they, those grips? Do they make a good pistol out of TT?
 
22lr said:
may I hijack a little. The only thing I never liked about TT's is their absolutely disgusting grip. A few days ago I noticed there are aftermarket grips available that go over pistol handle, 25$. How good are they, those grips? Do they make a good pistol out of TT?
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Where did you see these? My grips are crumbling to pieces.
 
I bought a small Hogue handall for my Tok and I found it much better than the standard plastic grips that chip, fall out, etc.
 
My first goal is to shoot and collect is the second goal. Is why i want info for tokarev and the norinco. May be is a good idea to buy two ..:D
I ve see the 9mm conversion on norinco ,but is look ugly :redface: .. i think!
if the munition for the 9mm husqvarna are so rare?
 
I own two 1907's. Yes, factory ammo is a bit of a pig to find, but I just got 250 rounds from a Gunnutz member. I've also made many cases as described in this thread. Accuracy isn't great. 3 - 4 inch groups at 25 yards. Trigger pull is like most military handguns at about 14 pounds. Accuracy on some are better than others due to barrel bushing wear. Most parts are still available through places like Gun Parts Corp. (Numrich Arms). Interesting gun to shoot, though. I've shot Lugers and other military guns that don't beat the groups of the 1907's.

A number of these guns were sold in the U.S. (maybe some in Canada but I haven't seen them) in .380. They were outfitted with replacement barrels.
 
For $200, I'm gonna give the Norc Tok (NP-17) a go. It's a 2-tone with the Tokagypt wrap-around grips. I've read all the threads about it while lurking as a guest here before joining. This will be my first handgun, the price is right and others have said they are a good reliable pistol.
 
That is a nice looking little bugger...sorry I sold my 7.62 Norky Tok a while back...rough and ready it was but a great blaster. Yours in 9mm seems a little more refined :)
 
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Norincos

TT33 on the left, 9mm on the right. The 9mm mags have little spacers to make up for the shorter round. Life might be easier if you grabbed a couple of extra 9mm mags with that conversion kit.

Of course, after the conversion kit and a couple of mags, you're only $50 away from a second gun...and well you know... you can never have too many guns. :redface:

Oh, and there's no crappy safety on the Marstar TT33's.
 
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