ENFIELD1911
Regular
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- Saskatoon, Sask
What is a tokagypt worth in good-excellent shape with two mags? any info on the gun would be good
Tokagypt
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Saw one for sale online for $500 with two mags a while back.
Wolfstrack
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- Lower Mainland BC
I know a CGN member who has one Tokagypt Super 12 for sale, pistol comes with two bbl 7.62 and 9mm and 4 mags...
I think he wants aprox 400-450 bucks, if interested send me a PM
cheers !
I think he wants aprox 400-450 bucks, if interested send me a PM
cheers !
I didn't know they were that collectible..... 
ENFIELD1911
Regular
- Location
- Saskatoon, Sask
Thanks for the input. $400 to $500. That just seems to be more than there worth in my mind. I guess there was only 15000 of them made so they might have some collectability?? I'm leaning more toward a Norinco now or spending the money on a more modern gun
By the time that you order in a 201c Norc with an extra mag; equipt it with 7.62 barrel and two 7.62 mags. You'll spend 400-450 easy; been there, done it.
I'd think a Soviet version for 400-500 would be a great deal. Especially if it's collectable, and it certainly will be a pistol with nicer finish than Norc's.
ENFIELD1911
Regular
- Location
- Saskatoon, Sask
Just ordered a Norinco 201C and m93 woodsman. I'm looking forward to plinking them without thinking about how much I paid because at those prices who cares
Original Tokagypt 58 was built in 1958 (fancy that!): Hungarian 9mm TT-33 clone, special grips, special mag (plugged). Story was that they were built for Egyptian police but they weren't all accepted, so a bunch of them hit the open market in brand-new condition.
They sold here and in the States as either the Tokagypt or as the Tokagypt 58 but were also sold in Western Europe, notably in Germany (BRD, not DDR which had huge numbers in the original calibre).
Interesting because it was just about the first East Bloc industrial product available in the West; even the Zenit camera came later, although Zorkis and Feds were flooding into all the various 'Socialist' places.
Nice gun. Factory 02, Budapest (FEG). Well made, rugged, accurate. Nice point is that you can take spares ( except side-mounted safety) straight from the Tokarev bin: cheap, relatively.
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They sold here and in the States as either the Tokagypt or as the Tokagypt 58 but were also sold in Western Europe, notably in Germany (BRD, not DDR which had huge numbers in the original calibre).
Interesting because it was just about the first East Bloc industrial product available in the West; even the Zenit camera came later, although Zorkis and Feds were flooding into all the various 'Socialist' places.
Nice gun. Factory 02, Budapest (FEG). Well made, rugged, accurate. Nice point is that you can take spares ( except side-mounted safety) straight from the Tokarev bin: cheap, relatively.
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