Nagant M1895 Revolver, display ready

[Mdeng]

What are your thoughts on this as a set?

It includes a Tula revolver (1931), inert grenade, field glasses w/case, holster w/belt and buckle, infantry cap and service medal.

 

[somd_mustangs]

I think that's pretty darn cool, tovarish
very interesting set.

Is the Nagant matching, non-import?
It has that "I'm original" look to it.

 

[Mdeng]

I think that's pretty darn cool, tovarish
very interesting set.

Is the Nagant matching, non-import?
It has that "I'm original" look to it.

To be honest I don't know

It has been put on consignment (A1 Uniform) with all the accompanying accessories and is available to view at the Howard County gun show.

 

[ohen cepel]

Really cool! Not sure if its the light but the holster looks a bit too new for the rest of the display.

Well done and put together, the Russian stuff doesn't get much love at times.

 

[Mdeng]

Really cool! Not sure if its the light but the holster looks a bit too new for the rest of the display.

Well done and put together, the Russian stuff doesn't get much love at times.

They have an odd finish that seems to age well. The belt buckle is correct for the period. The medal is "The Order of the Red Star" . I am doing research on it.

 

[somd_mustangs]

That holster may be like this one... it's some sort of "ersatz" material like canvas/paper (or ?) with vinyl-like piping around the edges.
Leather used for belt loops and closure strap, etc.
Should be markings inside the flap.

But it is in remarkably nice shape, always cause for a closer look

This looks like the same material, it was with a 1939-dated TT-33 I had.
We weren't sure what the date on the holster was, but figured post-war.

another one in the condition I would expect:
http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/showthread.php?t=771928

 

[Mdeng]

That holster may be like this one... it's some sort of "ersatz" material like canvas/paper (or ?) with vinyl-like piping around the edges.
Leather used for belt loops and closure strap, etc.
Should be markings inside the flap.

But it is in remarkably nice shape, always cause for a closer look

This looks like the same material, it was with a 1939-dated TT-33 I had.
We weren't sure what the date on the holster was, but figured post-war.

another one in the condition I would expect:
http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/showthread.php?t=771928

It is similar to the one in your photo except for the mag pouch. Instead it has a pouch for a small box of ammo.

 

[somd_mustangs]

It's a really nice set of gear.
Especially if the revolver is non-import & matching, very hard to find !

 

[StantonCree]

I think I saw the revolver today. Perrin it looked awesome!!!! That Parked Model 10 looked freaking great whats the story on that?

 

[knastera]

Is the revolver a Peter the Great era?


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[mawkie]

I've always kept an eye out for an original finish, non-import marked Nagant revolver. That one certainly looks correct. Love the display!

 

[StantonCree]

I've always kept an eye out for an original finish, non-import marked Nagant revolver. That one certainly looks correct. Love the display!

PM Mdeng if interested......I THINK it might be for sale