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Swedish M/87 Revolver Cal. 7.5mm

Article about: Enjoy this Swedish m/87 Revolver Cal. 7.5x22mm.. In 1887 Sweden purchased/adopted the Nagant as a new service revolver intended for officers of the armed forces. The first revolvers were man

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    Wow, I had no idea about this revolver, here is a Norwegian M/93, produced in Belgium, Norway purchased about 14,000 of these.Swedish M/87 Revolver Cal. 7.5mm

    Swedish M/87 Revolver Cal. 7.5mm

    Swedish M/87 Revolver Cal. 7.5mm
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    Vegard T.
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    Looking for militaria from HKB 31./977, HKB 32./977, HKB 38./977 or militaria related to Norway

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    Nagants were a common type of design with a number of European armies in the late 19th century despite being a pretty old fashioned type, even at the time. The Russians/Soviets made their M1895 model for 50 years and the other, less numerous weapons stayed in service with their respective armies until WW2 even after the adoption of later designs (in the Norwegian case their Colt M1911-M1912 variant).

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    Swedish M/87 Revolver Cal. 7.5mmHi there !

    As stated earlier-you have a Swiss service revolver,not Swedish.However,in the fifties "Svenska metallverken) did alter a few Husqvarna Swedish Nagants to chamber 32 ACP.I have some copys from the drawings somewhere.Only change was the cylinder.

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