Nagant 1895 Revolver

[yellowsled]

Or the fact that i have like 4 of them in stock! Thanks for thinking of me Yellowsled

Awwww darn. I thought you were sold out.

 

[Threeband]

Well, jeez, I guess I have to go and order one now, don't I Yellowsled? You realize that your "free" advise, is costing me an arm and a leg right?

I assume you've already ordered the P64 and the CZ50 from Wideners, right?

 

[dapefley]

I assume you've already ordered the P64 and the CZ50 from Wideners, right?

Actually, its not letting me. I need to call them to figure out what is going on. Have the CZ-82 inbound, working on the P64 and CZ-50 now, and finalizing the Nagant revolver.

I need to stop getting sucked into this hobby, my fiance is going to.......

 

[tsmith1499]

Casual, thanks for the link. I have been looking for a Nagant Revolver. Does anyone know of a place that might have them a little cheaper? Only looking for a shooter, so nothing too special.

Contact Mdeng. He is a member here and was helping an older gentlemen sell his collection a few months ago. OR look in this (C&R) forum for the "Helping to sell a veterans gun collection" thread.

 

[Threeband]

Make sure you order the Prvi ammo for the CZ50. They like the European stuff, not the American. Someone's got to have 9x18 at a better price, though.

 

[dapefley]

Will the CZ50 eat the steel stuff? I have a little stash of that.

 

[Threeband]

I don't know. I read that it likes the deeper extractor grooves on the Euro stuff.

 

[Machodoc]

If you have an inclination to reload, it's really not that hard to cut 9mm Luger/parabellum casings down from 9x19 to 9x18 and re-size them for Makarov loads. I mark the bottoms of my cut-down cases with a magic marker, so that I can keep the brass separated from 9x19 when it's reloaded. OR ... you can get PPU or S&B rounds and save the brass.

(Save ALL brass! Someone can use it, even if you don't!)