New relic!

[ironsniper1]

Picked up this 1932 Tula nagant revolver last night, needs a good clean and some ammo but it’s awesome!

[KahrMan]

Very cool.  

 

[Grayfox54]

I have a 1944 Izhevsk Arsenal version. They are a hoot! Its especially fun to hand it to someone who doesn't know them and watch their face as the struggle with that 20 pound trigger pull. 

Mine was actually a Christmas present from a friend many years ago. It came with a holster, lanyard, screw driver and cleaning rod. This was back when they were first being imported into this country (late 80s?) and were dirt cheap. I doubt he paid more than $75 for the whole package. Also at that time, 7.62 Nagant ammo was rare and expensive. So some smart guy started making and selling .32acp cylinders for them that dropped right in. I have one those too. IIRC it cost me about $25 including shipping. Now that the supply is drying up, the few that I see are priced at waaaaay more. Often at $400 or more. 

I very reluctantly put it up for sale not long ago because I was in need of money to fix my truck. I got a few lowball offers and some interested buyers who wanted me to ship it to them on my dime. But it didn't sell and frankly, I'm kinda glad it didn't. I like the oddball thing!  After looking at yours and seeing how pleased you are,  I've decided to keep it. 

[peejman]

Looks to be in great shape. 

[Mike.357]

Looks like fine gun.   I got mine several years ago.  Never fails to go bang.

[bucnball]

If only steel could speak ! You have a real beauty there , hope you're not urged to sell it by events or circumstances beyond your control. Salute !

[ironsniper1]

i no i plan to buy some ammo soon and find some time to take it the range! also it goes very well with my mosin

[1gewehr]

In addition to the 7.62mm Nagant ammunition, I have fired .32S&W, .32-20, and .32 H&R mag in my Nagants.  If you use those other rounds, it's best to use jacketed bullets to prevent lead from building up in the barrel recess.  I use .32 H&R mag a lot as it's a very effective little cartridge.  The cases bulge out a bit on firing.  But they resize just fine and I've reloaded cases four times so far without seeing any splits.

[tntnixon]

I still remember watching this weapon on “Top Shot” and seeing some of the best shooters in the world become very human very quickly . 

[No_0ne]

Nice one, Luke.  These have become a good bit more pricey recently.

[ironsniper1]

15 hours ago, No_0ne said:

Nice one, Luke.  These have become a good bit more pricey recently.

tell me about it, i wish i would have gotten one when they were under 100 but 250 is not bad and a big thanks to G&L for a easy and quick and pleasant purchase!

Edited May 22, 2018 by luke9511

[No_0ne]

8 hours ago, luke9511 said:

tell me about it, i wish i would have gotten one when they were under 100 but 250 is not bad and a big thanks to G&L for a easy and quick and pleasant purchase!

That's under the current market now.  Try pricing one from the imperial era, even a refurb, if you want real sticker shock ...

[Pete123]

Nice find.  I love those Russian guns

[martin5]

I remember back in the early 2000's when Guns & More in Knoxville had a bunch of those. There pretty cool.