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DESCRIPTION: Large frame Nagant revolver built by Simson & Co. in Suhl, and accordingly marked on the left side of the frame. This revolver was a part of Argentinian military contract fulfilled by Simson. Consequently, it was refurbished by one of the Argentinian arsenals. The revolver is very similar to large frame Belgian military M.1878-86 Nagant revolvers. Single and double action. Wooden grips with diamond checkering. German proofs are stamped on all the major parts of the revolver. Non-fluted, six round cylinder. Six inch long octagonal barrel. Complete with lanyard ring. CONDITION: Fine (NRA Antique), as refurbished by one of the Argentinian arsenals. 96% of dull blue finish is still on metal. Original checkered grips are in very good- condition with some handling marks and dings. All matching serial numbers. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. The cylinder chambers are in also in excellent condition. Strong action. The markings and numbers are partially visible on metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in fine condition, with no visible wear. Difficult to find South American contract large frame Nagant revolver! Antique. Serial# 64XX. (Ref.: "Les Revolvers Et Les Fusils Nagant" by Claude Feys and Rene Smeets, pp. 74-79). |
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DESCRIPTION: Large frame Nagant revolver built by Simson & Co. in Suhl, and accordingly marked on the left side of the frame. This revolver was a part of Argentinian military contract fulfilled by Simson. Consequently, it was refurbished by one of the Argentinian arsenals. The revolver is very similar to large frame Belgian military M.1878-86 Nagant revolvers. Single and double action. Wooden grips with diamond checkering. German proofs are stamped on all the major parts of the revolver. Non-fluted, six round cylinder. Six inch long octagonal barrel. Complete with lanyard ring. CONDITION: Fine (NRA Antique), as refurbished by one of the Argentinian arsenals. 97% of dull blue finish is still on metal. There is some pitting under the blue finish on the cylinder. Original checkered grips are in very good condition with some light handling marks. All matching serial numbers. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. The cylinder chambers are in also in excellent condition. The single action works fine. The double action works only occasionally. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in fine condition, with no visible wear. Difficult to find South American contract large frame Nagant revolver! Antique. Serial# 86XX. (Ref.: "Les Revolvers Et Les Fusils Nagant" by Claude Feys and Rene Smeets, pp. 74-79). |
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DESCRIPTION: Large frame Brazilian military revolver built by Nagant, Belgium, and accordingly marked on the left side of the frame. This revolver was a part of Brazilian military contract fulfilled by Nagant. Consequently, it was refurbished by one of the Brazilian arsenals. The revolver is very similar to large frame Belgian military M.1878-86 Nagant revolvers. Single and double action. Hardwood grips with diamond checkering. Belgian proofs are stamped on all the major parts of the revolver. Non-fluted, six round cylinder. Six inch long octagonal barrel. Complete with lanyard ring. CONDITION: Fine (NRA Antique), as refurbished by Brazilian arsenal. 95% of dull blue still on metal. Some finish is turning to brownish color. Original checkered grips are in good condition with some wear, handling marks and dings. All matching serial numbers. Fine bore with strong and shiny rifling. The cylinder chambers are in fine condition as well. Strong action. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in fine condition, with no visible wear. Difficult to find South American contract large frame Nagant revolver! Antique. Serial# 7XX. (Ref.: "Les Revolvers Et Les Fusils Nagant" by Claude Feys and Rene Smeets, pp. 74-79).
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DESCRIPTION: Imperial Russian army Nagant M.1895 double action revolver in all original condition. The revolver displays following maker's markings on the left side of the frame, "Tula Emperor's Peter the Great Arms Factory 1916". The Tula mark, "Hammer" is stamped on major parts of the revolver. The right side of the frame displays Imperial Russian Double Headed Eagle stamped above the Russian letters, "HH". The butt of the hilt displays Russian letters, "R" and "N". Imperial Russian proofs are stamped on the major parts of the revolver. All matching serial numbers. The revolver is in all original condition, with high gloss blue finish (it was not refurbished by Soviet arsenals!). Original hardwood grips with diamond checkering. Gas-sealed cylinder. The cylinder capacity is seven rounds. 4.5 inch long round barrel. Fixed front and rear sight. Complete with the lanyard ring. CONDITION: Fine+, all original condition. 84% of original blue finish is still on metal. Most of the finish wear is on the sharp edges of the trigger guard, cylinder, loading gate and barrel. Some blue finish is turning to brownish color. Original hardwood grips are in excellent condition. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. The cylinder chambers are also in excellent condition. Strong action. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. No import stamps. Difficult to find Imperial Russian double action Nagant revolver in all original condition! Serial# 780XX. (Ref. "Geschichte und Technik der europaischen Militarrevolver" by Rolf H. Muller, pp. 952-953). |
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DESCRIPTION: Very scarce Belgian Nagant M.1910 gas-sealed revolver! The revolver design copies the best features of Nagant M.1895 and French M.1892. The cylinder swings to the right for loading and unloading. The cylinder is locked by the lever on the right side of the frame (looks like a loading gate, but it has a different function). The revolver was offered for sale on the civilian market, but without big successes. The revolver is marked on the left side of the frame with the maker address, "L. Nagant Brevete Liege 1910". House of Liege proof marks are stamped on major parts of the revolver. There are no military acceptance/property markings stamped on the revolver. Gas-sealed cylinder. The cylinder capacity is seven rounds. 4.5 inch long round barrel. Wooden grips with diamond checkering. Fixed front and rear sight. Complete with lanyard ring. CONDITION: Low excellent. 90-92% of original blue still on metal. The balance is in white mixed with some light patina. Most of the finish wear is on the barrel and hilt. Some finish is turning to brownish color. Original checkered grips are in fine condition, without any cracks. Minor wear to the checkering. All matching serial numbers. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. The cylinder chambers are also in excellent condition. Strong action. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. This revolver is in all original condition, not a reblue, not an import. Belgian Nagant M.1910 revolver in very collectible condition. Low, three digit serial number. Serial# 2XX. (Ref.: "Les Revolvers Et Les Fusils Nagant" by Claude Feys and Rene Smeets, pp. 127-129). |
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DESCRIPTION: Nicely preserved early production Imperial Russian Army single action revolver. The revolver displays following maker's markings on the left side of the frame, "Tula Emperor's Peter the Great Arms Factory 1899". The Tula mark, "Hammer" is stamped on major parts of the revolver. The right side of the frame displays Imperial Russian Double Headed Eagle stamped above a Russian letter, "K". The butt of the hilt displays Russian letters, "G" and "L". Imperial Russian proofs are stamped on the major parts of the revolver. Matching serial numbers, except for the cylinder. The revolver has a nice high gloss blue finish (it was not refurbished by Soviet arsenals!). Brown bakelite grips with diamond checkering (post-war replacement). Gas-sealed cylinder. The cylinder capacity is seven rounds. 4.5 inch long round barrel. Fixed front and rear sight. Complete with the lanyard ring. CONDITION: Fine. 82-84% of original blue finish is still on metal. The balance is in white mixed with some light brown patina. Most of the finish wear is on the barrel, cylinder and hilt (holster wear). There is a couple of spots of surface rust on the right side of the frame and hammer. The bakelite grips are in excellent condition. Fine bore with strong rifling. The cylinder chambers are in excellent condition. Strong action. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. No import stamps. Difficult to find early production Imperial Russian single action Nagant revolver! Serial# 156XX. (Ref. "Geschichte und Technik der europaischen Militarrevolver" by Rolf H. Muller, pp. 954-955). |
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DESCRIPTION: Early, seven shot, double action Belgian Nagant M.1895 revolver. The revolver is virtually identical to Russian Nagant M.1895 revolver. The revolver is marked on the left side of the frame with the maker address, "L. Nagant Brevete Liege 1900". House of Liege proof marks are stamped on major parts of the revolver. The left side of the barrel and left side of the front sight base display Turkish government property markings, "Half-Crescent". This is the only Nagant M.1895 revolver with Turkish government property markings I have ever seen! Gas-sealed cylinder. 4.5 inch long round barrel. Wooden grips with diamond checkering. Complete with lanyard ring. CONDITION: Low fine. 78-80% of original blue finish turning to uniform brownish color. The balance is in white mixed with patina. Original checkered grips are in fine condition, without any cracks. All matching serial numbers. Fine bore with strong rifling. The cylinder chambers are in excellent condition. Strong action. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in very good condition, with no visible wear. This revolver is in all original condition, not a reblue, not an import. Belgian Nagant M.1895 revolver with scarce Turkish markings! Serial# 19XX. |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Swedish .22 LR Nagant M.1887 revolver! The revolver was manufactured by Husqvarna, Sweden, as indicated by markings located on the left side of the frame, just in front of the cylinder. Husqvarna manufactured only 14,000 revolvers from 1897 to 1905. Due to attrition over time, collector desirability, and such low production numbers, the M1887 revolver is getting difficult to find. The revolver is almost identical with Norwegian M.1893. The major difference is a square front sight, instead of the rounded one on the Norwegian gun. The revolver was converted to fire .22 LR by means of inserting subcaliber tubes into barrel and cylinder's chambers. Right side of the revolver's frame displays Swedish military property number, "L No. 308". 4.5 inch long octagonal barrel. The lanyard ring is a replacement. Very high quality of machining and metal finish! CONDITION: Excellent. 97% of original crisp blue remaining on metal parts. The blue is worn mostly on the edges of of octagonal barrel, frame and cylinder (light holster wear). Nice hardwood grips with diamond checkering. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. The cylinder's chambers are also in excellent condition. Very strong action. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. High quality military revolver in .22LR caliber! Serial# 87XX. |
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DESCRIPTION: This is a Spanish copy of Belgian M.1895 Nagant revolver made without a gas sealed cylinder mechanism. The right side of the frame display a Spanish maker's trade mark, "EH, Trade Mark". The left side of the frame displays a caliber, "NAGANTS CARTRIDGE CALIBRE 7.62". The left side of the barrel displays a wording, "Por Cartouche Nagant 7.62 mm". Hardwood grips with diamond checkering. 4.25 inch long round barrel. Seven shots cylinder. CONDITION: Very good+. About 65% of original blue finish is still on metal. Some blue finish is turning to brownish color. The balance is in white mixed with some light patina. The hardwood grips are in very good condition with some dings and handling marks. Fair bore. The cylinder chambers are in fine condition. Crisp action. Complete with lanyard ring. (Ref. "Spanish Handguns" by Gene Gangarosa Jr., p.11, also in "Les Revolvers du Commerce en 8 mm 92" by J. B. Bastie and D. Casanova, pp. 58-64). |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Soviet military .22LR training revolver! This was originally a standard Soviet Nagant M.1895 revolver made in Tula in 1940, as indicated by markings on the frame with "Arrow in the Star" and date "1940". Consequently, the revolver was converted to fire .22LR by means of relining the barrel and by inserting subcaliber tubes into the cylinder's chambers. The hammer was converted accordingly. Very high quality of conversion! The revolver has original, military style finish. 4.5 inch long round barrel. Seven shots cylinder. Gas-sealed cylinder in .22 LR caliber! This is the only Russian Nagant in .22LR caliber with gas-sealed cylinder I have ever seen! Complete with lanyard ring. CONDITION: Fine. 90% of original blue finish is still on metal. The original hardwood grips with diamond checkering are in fine condition, with only minor handling marks. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. The cylinder chambers are also in excellent condition. Strong action. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. No import stamps. Very difficult to find Soviet Nagant training revolver! Serial# ZHF4XX. (Ref. "Geschichte und Technik der europaischen Militarrevolver" by Rolf H. Muller, pp. 960-961). |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Soviet military .22LR training revolver! This was originally a standard Soviet Nagant M.1895 revolver made in Tula in 1935, as indicated by markings on the frame with "Arrow in the Star" and date "1935". Consequently, the revolver was converted to fire .22LR by means of rebarreling and by inserting subcaliber tubes into the cylinder's chambers. The hammer was converted accordingly. A high gloss refinish may indicate that the revolver was intended for a civilian market. 4.5 inch long round barrel. Seven shots cylinder. Complete with lanyard ring. CONDITION: Near mint, as refurbished. 99%+ of high gloss reblue. The original hardwood grips with diamond checkering are in near mint condition. Matching serial numbers. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. The cylinder chambers are also in excellent condition. Strong action. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. No import stamps. Very difficult to find Soviet Nagant training revolver! Serial# 63XX. (Ref. "Geschichte und Technik der europaischen Militarrevolver" by Rolf H. Muller, pp. 960-961). |
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DESCRIPTION: Large frame Nagant revolver built by Simson & Co. in Suhl, and accordingly marked on the left side of the frame. This revolver was a part of Argentinian military contract fulfilled by Simson. The revolver has original finish and was not refurbished by the Argentinian arsenal. The revolver is very similar to large frame Belgian military M.1878-86 Nagant revolvers. Single and double action. Wooden grips with diamond checkering. German proofs are stamped on all the major parts of the revolver. Non-fluted, six round cylinder. Six inch long octagonal barrel. Complete with lanyard ring. CONDITION: Fine+ (NRA Antique). 94% of original blue finish is still on metal. Some finish is turning to brownish color. Some occasional peppering on the barrel. Original checkered grips are in very good condition with numerous handling marks and dings. All matching serial numbers. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. The cylinder chambers are in fine condition. Strong action. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in fine condition, with no visible wear. Difficult to find South American contract large frame Nagant revolver in all original condition! Antique. Serial# 63XX. (Ref.: "Les Revolvers Et Les Fusils Nagant" by Claude Feys and Rene Smeets, pp. 74-79). |
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DESCRIPTION: Early, seven shot, double action Belgian Nagant M.1895 revolver in very nice condition! The revolver is virtually identical to Russian Nagant M.1895 revolver. The revolver is marked on the left side of the frame with the maker address, "L. Nagant Brevete Liege 1899". House of Liege proof marks are stamped on major parts of the revolver. There are no military acceptance/property markings stamped on the revolver. Gas-sealed cylinder. 4.5 inch long round barrel. Wooden grips with diamond checkering. Complete with lanyard ring. CONDITION: Low excellent. 94-95% of original crisp blue still on metal. Some finish is turning to brownish color. Original checkered grips are in fine condition, without any cracks. All matching serial numbers. Excellent bore with strong and shiny rifling. The cylinder chambers are also in excellent condition. Strong action. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. This revolver is in all original condition, not a reblue, not an import. Belgian Nagant M.1895 revolver in very collectible condition. Serial# 19XX. |
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DESCRIPTION: This is the Red Army issue leather holster with 14-rounds cartridge pouch. Early Soviet leather holsters are quite scarce. The same style of the holster is pictured in the Fred Datig article "Russian Military Firearms" in the 5th edition of "Gun Collector's Digest". Very good quality brown leather. No markings are visible on the inside of leather flap. CONDITION: Very good. Leather is still soft and flexible. The belt loops at the back of the holster were replaced and restitched. Other than that, the stitching is original and strong. Russian Nagant holster from the World War Two era! (Ref. "Military Holsters of World War II" by Eugene J. Bender, p.176). |
