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Very nice! I keep wanting to buy a Tokarev but haven't gotten around to it yet.
That is one really nice looking gun! Mostly I see rusty examples, with all the blueing worn off.
I've got a Romanian around here somewhere too... but the Polish one has the cooler looking slide serrations. They both have butt-ugly safeties though, the Romanians is almost unusable.
Heh... just remembered, the Romanian one is featured in the header...
I loves me my Polish Tok.By the date, I guess yours is a "Circle 11"?
Sure is.
Here's mine. I was lucky enough to score one of the early ('48/'49) Radom-marked ones from TN Guns when they imported them back in '06. :)
Nice, looks like you've got the (in my opinion) less ugly safety too.They are pretty little art-deco blasters aren't they?
Very nice! I keep wanting to buy a Tokarev but haven't gotten around to it yet.
ReplyDeleteThat is one really nice looking gun! Mostly I see rusty examples, with all the blueing worn off.
ReplyDeleteI've got a Romanian around here somewhere too... but the Polish one has the cooler looking slide serrations. They both have butt-ugly safeties though, the Romanians is almost unusable.
ReplyDeleteHeh... just remembered, the Romanian one is featured in the header...
ReplyDeleteI loves me my Polish Tok.
ReplyDeleteBy the date, I guess yours is a "Circle 11"?
Sure is.
ReplyDeleteHere's mine. I was lucky enough to score one of the early ('48/'49) Radom-marked ones from TN Guns when they imported them back in '06. :)
ReplyDeleteNice, looks like you've got the (in my opinion) less ugly safety too.
ReplyDeleteThey are pretty little art-deco blasters aren't they?