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alvin 01-25-2013 10:38 PM

The 3rd Tokarev
 
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Acquired my 3rd Tokarev (previous two were sold), a Norinco Model 54 commercial 7.62mm in like new shape, safety added, a California importer's name lightly pantographed on the grip front strap, coming with two matching magazines. I heard it's imported in 1989. The gun came with 6 boxes of Czech made ammo. It's becoming harder to find these 30 caliber Norinco pistols now. But thanks to recent wave of M57s on the market, Norinco is still very affordable, $265 for gun plus ammo.

sheepherder 01-26-2013 07:28 AM

Very nice condition! :thumbup:

They sure didn't waste time stamping anything frivolous on it... :rolleyes:

Wow! Is that one of the six boxes of ammunition??? :eek:

Sounds like a great deal!!! :cheers:

alvin 01-26-2013 07:53 AM

Not so lucky. Those were all 6 boxes displayed.

I found no matter acquiring or disposing, my gun types are very limited now. Only a few types of guns cycling around. Tried to expand my interest, not easy. Not sure that's normal or not.

Anyway, I need a pistol that I can handle without white gloves on. Feel good on this Norinco.

Roadkill 01-26-2013 08:51 AM

Nice gun - I have a 1950 Russian and a 1964 Chinese. Shoot them occasionally. They are slender, well made, easy to carry, accurate and powerful - a perfect example that a gun can be inexpensive yet not cheap. I reload for them using .30 carbine bullets.

alvin 01-26-2013 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Roadkill (Post 227969)
a perfect example that a gun can be inexpensive yet not cheap.

Yes, it's very well made.

Expensive guns are like gold and platinum, valuable but sitting in safe most of time. Inexpensive guns are silver, fitting everyday's playing.

Shadowsix 01-26-2013 05:44 PM

Excellent shape, very cool find!

I have a M57 from the early sixties but I love it (I'd like to get an earlier Russian one at some point). Does very well at the range for an inexpensive yet solid pistol!!

Douglas Jr. 01-28-2013 07:17 AM

Nice looking gun, Alvin.
If I managed to find one here, I would grab it for shooting. I was told that these guns are a blast in the range.
I only have one TT33, a Russian made in 1941 - but I have it as a collectable piece.

Douglas

aptech77 01-28-2013 03:34 PM

I just bought a Polish the other day. Pistol, holster, two mags , and cleaning rod for $299. Shipped to my door, should have it in two days.....


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