Just ordered myself a Polish Tokarev (TT-33) anybody else? $250.00.

[tiriaq]

I would have bought one (many years ago) in 7.62x25 but IIRC many ranges did not allow the round. I can't remember 100% why and wonder if their reasons still apply.

Issue ammunition probably has a mild steel core. Problem for indoor range backstops. Irrelevant on outdoor ranges.

I bought a couple of Tokarevs over the years. A new Polish ex-police 7.62 and a .22 Sportowy.
The 7.62 shoots well, but tends to bite the web of my thumb if I take a good, high grip.

[andycal]

They aren't refurbed. They are used straight from owners. At least my TT is.

[bobdbldr]

They aren't refurbed. They are used straight from owners. At least my TT is.

Ok thanks, what have you found the condition to be?

[captainamazing]

I just got onto the TT-33 train. Found a Soviet 1943 model and picked it up for $300. Nice shape, no rust, 4XXX serial number.
Any TT33 pros out there that can suggest what its real value is?

[GUB]

I just got onto the TT-33 train. Found a Soviet 1943 model and picked it up for $300. Nice shape, no rust, 4XXX serial number.
Any TT33 pros out there that can suggest what its real value is?

$250

[andycal]

Condition of my TT is ok now. Had problem with slide stop. SFRC offered to ship it back but i have decided to fix it myself. Didint want to wait for it couple weeks.

[captainamazing]

$250

My time here with "Antiques Road Show" has been disappointing.

[andycal]

Looks like those polish tt are hit and miss. I know they are used but some are bad and some are olmost brand new . I have seen 2 of each.

[.45colt]

Those TT-33s are nice little guns. I have Russian one.

[walter23]

I picked up a .22lr sportowy (not from SFRC), Polish made (as they are), and the condition was well used (cosmetically) but fine mechanically.