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Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2012 8:30 pm**

This is the most reliable weapon available in India.it has a tremrndous stopping power but all be causious this is a nsp weapon

Posted: **Thu Mar 01, 2012 10:53 pm**

CZ 52 7.62 X 25 TOKERAV PSITOPL WITH MANUAL SAFTY ARE THE BEST

Posted: **Fri Mar 02, 2012 12:29 am**

If you are going to look for a CZ 52, be sure to look for one in good condition that works completely. There are many small parts to the complex design, and you should check them all before buying, as it may be hard to correct any problems.

The biggest weakness is the very brittle firing pin. If it is dry fired very much at all, the firing pin will break. You can check this by inserting a pencil or some other small rod into the barrel. Depress the trigger and push the hammer all the way forward. You should be able to feel the pencil move forward as the firing pin moves into the chamber.

Posted: **Tue Mar 06, 2012 9:52 pm**

hock ann wrote:Mr.Fedor V. Tokarev,Ph.D. (1871-1968) a soviet Russian fire-arm engineer who designed & developed the TT-33 , and a reciever of USSR state award in 1940,the TT (Tula-Tokarev, or Tulskiy Tokarev, i.e. Tokarev from Tula, a Russian town which is famous for its weapon manufacturing plants, known in the US as "Soviet Tula") Tokarev pistols were the basic hand gun for the soviet army during WW-II.The Tokarev developed by fedor in 1930 was later improved with a new locking system & a disconnector. It bears a resemblance to the 1903 colt .380 pocket auto pistol & disassembles about the same way of a colt 1911. The ammo 7.62x25, is a direct copy of the .30 caliber Mauser ammo (7.63mm) a bottle neck ammo with high pressure & good penetrating power.Since loaded to high pressure the pistol is single action & recoil operated of the Browning design. The barrel & slide are temporarily locked together for a fraction of an inch during rear-ward travel (With the help of the locking lugs all over the barrel) This allows the bullet to exit the barrel & reduce pressure before the empty casing is ejected. Most of the parts of this pistol is interchangeable.
The soviet later exported this pistols to the fellow-communist countries after the WW-II. and these communist countries later produced the straight forward copies as :-
(1) NORTH KOREA - type-68- cal-7.62mm in (1969) & M68
(2) YUGOSLAVIA - M57 ----cal-7.62mm (1957) & M65 & M70 --cal(32ACP & .380ACP) & M88-9mm (1988)
(3) HUNGURY- - model-TOKAGYPT-9mm specially for Egyptian Army in (1958)
(4) CHINA --type-51 & type-54 & M-20 &TU-90.
(5) VIETNAM--mod-as- vietcong
(6) POLAND ----& ROMANIA also copied the model TT33
TT-33 SPECIFICATIONS
(A) WEIGHT-----840 TO 900 g
(B) LENGTH-----196 TO 200 mm
(C) BARREL-----116 mm
(D) ACTION-----SINGLE ACTION, RECOIL ACTUATED,
(E) FEEDS -----8 ROUNDS MAG.
(F) MUZZLE VELOCITY--420 M/S
(G) AMMOS----7.62X25 mm (7.63 mm) .30 CALIBER
(H) SIGHTS---(FRONT) BLADE , (REAR) - NOTCH.
Till today I have no idea regarding the CZECK producing the copy of Tokarev pistols ???in any caliber.
But the pistol has become very popular now in the west since the ammo is cheap and the NORINCO of china is exporting a large numbers of Tokarev pistols. The pistols are also modified with wrap-around-grips as the original plastic grips provided by the manufacturer are of very poor quality & few countries/ gunsmiths also modify the pistols with extra safety, & barrel bush etc...
HK,

my dear friend cz 52 ia also a 7.62 x 25 tokerav made in 1952. It is in service 1952 to 1982

Posted: **Mon Mar 31, 2014 11:21 am**

hi hock ann and others, we own a tokarev tt 33 original russian pistol.original russian mil issue do not have an external safety.the half cock posittion is the only asfety feature on the gun. not much in the way off a carry gun. but in india the better chambering compared to .32 acp makes popy=ular .bt wammo price is rs.200 a catridge minimum

Posted: **Sun May 03, 2015 12:48 pm**

Ammo for tokerov
Can anyone tell me where to find tt33 ammo in uttarpradesh

Posted: **Sat Jul 21, 2018 5:03 pm**

vishosingh wrote:i do have a .30 pistol which i got done up i guess i posted the pics on the forum too

Do you want sell? I want to buy .30 pistol

Posted: **Mon Apr 08, 2019 1:30 pm**

Got possession of my 7.62 NSP.

Posted: **Mon Apr 08, 2019 4:01 pm**

Tokarev pistols don't have screws in the grips. Looks like original grips broke and someone did this custom job.

Posted: **Mon Apr 08, 2019 7:11 pm**

sushant042005 wrote:Got possession of my 7.62 NSP.

Sir screws looks like shit!

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And what the pistol? no plant mark on foto!

Posted: **Wed Apr 10, 2019 8:34 am**

Original grips are available with me. Let me know if required.

Posted: **Wed Apr 10, 2019 10:55 pm**

Its not pistol its pizdec!

Posted: **Thu Apr 11, 2019 10:49 pm**

Vineet wrote:Original grips are available with me. Let me know if required.

I am also looking for a spare mag...you have any?

Posted: **Fri Apr 12, 2019 7:40 am**

sushant042005 wrote: I am also looking for a spare mag...you have any?

Yes available. Please contact viewtopic.php?f=25&t=22589

Posted: **Thu Apr 18, 2019 12:20 am**

Vineet wrote:
sushant042005 wrote: I am also looking for a spare mag...you have any?
Yes available. Please contact viewtopic.php?f=25&t=22589

mr Vineet In India we see original russian TT or only chinese and serbian clone?

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