7.62x54R cal., SVT-38 was the first Russian military semi-auto in large scale service, supplanting the select-fire AVS-36. Produced from 1939-1940, it was replaced by the SVT-40. The SVT-38 is distinguishable by its cleaning rod inserted in...
7.62mm Tokarev cal., modified Colt 1911 design, Petter-type unitized trigger/hammer assembly, 8 shot, 4 1/2 in. barrel, blue finish. Mfg. 1930-1954.
7.62x54R, 5 round non-detachable mag., loaded individually or with 5 round stripper clips, 51 1/2 in. OAL. Manufactured by Chatellerault (1892-1895), Tula (1891-1926), Izhevsk (1891-1920), Sestroryetsk (1892-1919), Remington (1916-1918), an...
7.62x25mm Tokarev cal., must be stamped by importer, most modified by addition of a thumb safety, Russian Arsenal mfg., previously imported by Century Arms International, Inc. and others. Disc.
7.62x38mmR call., 7 shot, gas-seal revolver designed and produced by Belgian industrialist Léon Nagant for Czarist Russia. The Nagant M1895 was chambered for a proprietary cartridge, 7.62x38mmR, and featured an unusual "gas-seal...
7.62x54R, 5 round non-detachable mag., loaded individually or with 5 round striper clips, 48 1/2 in. OAL. Manufactured by Tula (1930-1944) and Izhevsk (1930-1947). In 1926, production of the 1891 rifle ceased, production was consolidated on...
9mm Makarov (9x18mm) cal., 8 shot mag. double action, 3.7 in. barrel, mfg. circa 1952, standard Russian Service pistol 1957-2003.
7.62x39mm cal., converted from belt fed full auto to semi-auto only, fired from closed bolt, milled receiver, includes 100 shot belt inside drum. Built from kits with DSA and Project Guns receivers. Russian and Polish variants are most comm...
5.45x18mm Soviet cal., based on the Walther PPK design, with steel penetrator cored bullet designed to defeat Kevlar body armor, usually found with thin brown holster and extra mag., configurations include: military with black anodized alum...
