Collectors find enjoyment in small things. What can be more easy to find than a run-of-the-mill TT-33? Pre-war 1940 original finish, factory matching serial numbers including magazine. Looks like nothing special Tokarev, ain't it?
Your average TT-33
- Thread starter Horilka
- Start date
- Location
- Blaster land, Okanagan BC
That’s a nice one, just the right amount of wear on the finish. I have a numbers matching post war TT with 2 matching mags but it’s too clean haha, it only has one minor spot that’s worn from holster use. Doesn’t look like it was fired very much, mirror smooth bore. Really fun to shoot.
Can you post some pictures? 1944 TT finish was similar to pre-war, I wander how your 1945 looks like.
A 1942 and 1945 dated TT-33 pistol with a universal holster for the Nagant revolver and TT-33 pistol.
The 1945 dated pistol.
The two magazines that came with the 1945 dated pistol.
The TT-33 pistol with other Russian WWII props.
Non-matching magazines that came with the 1942 dated TT-33.
Post war holster that came with this pistol.
The 1945 dated pistol.
The two magazines that came with the 1945 dated pistol.
The TT-33 pistol with other Russian WWII props.
Non-matching magazines that came with the 1942 dated TT-33.
Post war holster that came with this pistol.
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I have a 1940 as well that matches. Great little pistol. Shoots pretty well too if I do my part. At my range it was a long time before I could shoot less than 50m and I could hit the 8x11 printed paper target with all of the rounds most of them within a 4 inch radius. At 10m it is just as accurate as my Berretta 92.
Hand off liberal commies I want to keep my commie pistol.
Hand off liberal commies I want to keep my commie pistol.
