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dtmeyers · Nov 10, 2014

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F3Nagant

Nagant revolvers.. $189

I wish I bought these for $99 when I had the chance. Personally I think it's too much at $189.

Alphabrew · Nov 10, 2014

Ah, piss. I'd love to have one of those but I'm priced WAY out at $189. I think $99 was pushing it.

Melnic · Nov 10, 2014

5 left

Alphabrew · Nov 10, 2014

They sure do look to be in primo condition. Still too rich for my blood.

Skipping 3 impulse purchases like this will pay for that .308 Browning lever rifle at Tyler Firearms.

Engine4 · Nov 10, 2014

Do you really think the prices will be going down?

yellowsled · Nov 10, 2014

190 for a nagant revolver these days is pretty darn good.

Melnic · Nov 10, 2014

Melnic said:
5 left

They must have checked more into their stock cause its showing 483 left now.

Machodoc · Nov 10, 2014

They are selling them on a "pre-order" basis, with more "coming soon".

I personally don't think that the prices will be coming down on these unless someone dredges them out of the bottom of the Volga river. It's too much to pay for an everyday shooter, but not bad at all for a collectible piece of history. In a couple of years we'll be whining that we should have bought more when they were under $200.

Alphabrew · Nov 10, 2014

Engine4 said:
Do you really think the prices will be going down?

No one said the prices are coming down. I just said that price is WAY too high for me. If I'm never able too get one, I couldn't care less.

jkeiler · Nov 10, 2014

Machodoc said:
They are selling them on a "pre-order" basis, with more "coming soon".

I personally don't think that the prices will be coming down on these unless someone dredges them out of the bottom of the Volga river. It's too much to pay for an everyday shooter, but not bad at all for a collectible piece of history. In a couple of years we'll be whining that we should have bought more when they were under $200.

If you don't have one I agree it is worth it for a piece of history. As a shooter, everyday or not, never. They are police/executioner's pistols, worth having to help understand the nature of the former USSR. Also interesting because of the sealing cartridge, which as I understand, is about the only revolver that could use a suppressor.

abr10dr · Nov 10, 2014

Anyone know if they charge your card when ordering, or when the item is shipped? I wanted to order something else but may go for one of these, can't do both this week though.

jkeiler · Nov 10, 2014

abr10dr said:
Anyone know if they charge your card when ordering, or when the item is shipped? I wanted to order something else but may go for one of these, can't do both this week though.

No idea, but AIM is pretty good at cancelling orders if you (wife) changes mind.

sig63 · Nov 10, 2014

jkeiler said:
No idea, but AIM is pretty good at cancelling orders if you (wife) changes mind.

Ah PISS! You're not making it easier. The temptation...FML.

Alphabrew · Nov 10, 2014

sig63 said:
Ah PISS! You're not making it easier. The temptation...FML.

He kind of is making it easier... :innocent0

embermage · Nov 10, 2014

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F3PTOK
Also in stock, Polish TT33s

Just bought one of the Nagants, needed one for my collection.

embermage · Nov 10, 2014

lsw said:
Sure seems like a good price.

http://www.centerfiresystems.com/MKA-1919BX.aspx

Got one of these myself, love it. Basically a Remington 1100 action that uses magazines.

dementlr · Nov 10, 2014

Wanted the Nagant for a long time. Starting Christmas early!

Noroar1 · Nov 11, 2014

These are great suppressed, stupid Hollywood quiet.

amoebicmagician · Nov 11, 2014

jkeiler said:
If you don't have one I agree it is worth it for a piece of history. As a shooter, everyday or not, never. They are police/executioner's pistols, worth having to help understand the nature of the former USSR. Also interesting because of the sealing cartridge, which as I understand, is about the only revolver that could use a suppressor.

You read 'blood for mother russia' too?

Crazy, how these pistols were purposely singled out to be execution weapons.

Officers in the soviet military were given primers and training advising them to not use the pistol in combat except in most dire emergency, as it's main role was to execute "deserters" to keep the rest of the rabble in line.

I can't remember the exact quote, but it was said that stalin was approached about retiring the handguns he said that as long as it was powerful and accurate enough to pierce a man's skull from two feet, it would have a place in his armory.

Bob A · Nov 11, 2014

Well, I waited too long for the 99, then waited until all the 129s were gone. I guess 90 bucks tuition is cheaper than waiting for the next bump.

Such a deal I got for me - one for the price of two!

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