Nagant Revolver, 2 Questions
One of the revolvers is a Russian 1927 single action. Is it more or less valuable that the Russian DA's?
Another one in the crate is marked 1944r and has an arrow pointing up thats inside a triangle and the triangle is inside a circle. Where is this one from?
Thanks, Leonard.
Another one in the crate is marked 1944r and has an arrow pointing up thats inside a triangle and the triangle is inside a circle. Where is this one from?
Thanks, Leonard.
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My understanding of the Nagant Revolvers is that the single-actions dated to the days of the Czar, i.e. before 1917. If the revolver is "original"? the 1927 date would put it in the communist era.
Nothing is written in stone as far as the Nagant Revolvers are concerned though. I've owned many variations over the years. Some were chambered for the 22 LR Cartridge, one had been rechambered for the 7.62 x 25 Submachine Gun Cartridge. Anything is possible?
The one with the 1944 date was made in the "Izhevsk" Arsenal. "Arrow inside a Triangle" is there Crest/Marking.
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I recall reading that single action revolvers were issued to enlisted men. I don't know at what point (date) that practice was halted, but you don't often see a true single action.
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If you look at the dealers that sell these, the single action models are always a good bit higher. There seem to be a lot fewer of them around. 0
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