Nagant Revolver

[Jimbo100]

Does any place around Nashville carry Nagant revolvers? Thank you for your help.

[Guest HexHead]

I see them fairly often at the Goodman gun show at the fairgrounds.

[Jimbo100]

Thank you. I'll keep my eyes open.

[Guest coldblackwind]

I was gonna say goodman show too, there's a guy who always has one at the show. Of course he's pretty high, so I'm pretty sure its the same one at each show...

[Guest mr_b8908]

I have seen that guy with his at the goodman show a few times, but i would suggest https://www.jgsales.com/index.php?osCsid=7dcb98b105691bea727dacf332e7b6fb they are $79 bucks and these are some good guys. The total after transfer ( sayin its $25) it would cost about $120-125 and they are some awesome little pistols

[Jimbo100]

I appreciate it.

[Guest 1817ak47]

what about ammo cost for these, kinda curious since these are such inexpensive pistols

[1gewehr]

Ammo is pretty expensive. But the choices are good. You can get the HotShot 7.62Nagant ammo from Century for ~$25/box of 50, or any .32 H&R magnum ammo that runs that price or more. For plinking, you can get the .32acp cylinder on sale at Century for $45 and a boatload of the surplus .32acp I saw recently for ~$200/1000.

I generally reload .32 magnum as that's the cheapest shooting. Since these revolvers don't have a forcing cone, it's best to use jacketed bullets if you aren't using 7.62Nagant brass.

[Guest mr_b8908]

I wouldnt shoot .32 mags through it but i have got exceptional accuracy with .32 S&W longs.... the cases bulge a bit, and thats ok as long as your not reloading them, or you can reload .32-20 brass