My virtually, mint Russian Nagant Revolver, dated 1913

[rambob]

I thought that you all might be interested in this Russian Nagant gas seal Revolver dated 1913. Considering how old it is, the revolver is in remarkable condition with 99% bluing and pristine wood.

Bob

[Wagriff]

It looks totally basically unissued and right out of the armory! Fantastic condition Nagant! Nice piece,Bob! William

[rambob]

William, Thanks for the kind words. I don't remember exactly where I bought this, but I remember I was amazed at its condition when I did. I also wondered where had it been for almost 80 years and still end up without import marks and in this condition??

[MarkV]

Wow, that is absolutely gorgeous!! I've got a refurb that carries the ugly import mark - yours makes me very envious!!! They are fun to shoot, too - but the ammo is expensive so I don't shoot mine often. Thanks for sharing the pics with us!!

[ph3s]

NIce one! congrats ! Is it double action or single one?

[rambob]

Ph3s, This revolver is single action only, but a really nice, smooth action on it regardless, considering the action also needs to push the cylinder forward on cocking.

Bob

[ph3s]

Thanks, I'm so looking for a single action one at the moment Tsarist Army saved some money on single action revolvers. Double action ones were only for hi-rank officers.

[Nick Hessens]

Very nice revolver! Thanks for showing.

Regards

[talltom]

a very nice nagant there it looks to have never left the armoury (until you got it) thanks for sharing

[COLT 1911A1]

Excellent Nagant, Bob...
Here is mine in poor external cond. but 1898 Belgian commercial.


Thanos.