TT-33 Tokarev

Romanian Tokarev pistol, properly called a 'Pistolet TTC' - Tulskiy Tokarev Cugir. This pistol is a copy of the late-war Russian TT-33 Pistolet Tokareva. The TTC's were built in the Cugir arsenal. This pistol is chambered in 7.62x25 Tokarev.

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[IzzySykes66]

My Tokarev is a Romanian Model from 1953 and when put a full mag into the magwell the slide goes forward automatically. Is this normal?

[DrakeGmbH]

@IzzySykes66 It's not part of the design but it's a common failure. The slide stop may be a bit worn. If this doesn't happen when you lock the slide by hand the magazine spring may be a bit weak so it isn't fully lifting the slide stop into the notch.

[Cynfidel]

Woah, woah woah, wait a minute. When you locked the slide back while loading it, your pistol doesn't have a guide rod (or whatever the rod under the barrel is called)? Both my TT-33 and a friend's have a rod that sticks out of the end of the slide when its locked back. Is it just a difference between the Russian/Polish/Romanian versions?

[DrakeGmbH]

@Cynfidel Does your Tokarev happen to be a Yugo M57? Those have a full length guide rod with a captured recoil spring. The original Russian design along with the Polish and Romanian I've owned use a short guide rod with a spring cap.

[gamerkid1177]

How much do one of these go for? Saw some Chinese ones for around $200(I think) but I like the original Russian ones more.

[DrakeGmbH]

@gamerkid1177 Russian TT-33's are increasingly rare in the US and command prices much higher than a comparable Polish or Romanian model. This particular pistol was Romanian and cost somewhere in the $250 range. I sold it after I bought a Polish Tokarev.

[LieutenantIrsric]

That gun sounds angry when it fires!

I want it ._.

[prestige21000]

Ok I have a question, I have an original, 1947 Russian TT-33 but there is some petina in the barrel, i have ammunition, the locks, bells, and whistles work just fine, but is it safe to fire with petina in the barrel?

[DarthEnvy1]

How can you afford all these guns!?

[Beefloc1]

I got a1941 tt 33 with all matchin numbers it has little weird russian markings all around in certain spots the weird thing is the serial is 3 numbers with two symbols in front of it then says 1941 thats it nothng else can someone pls help i need to know if its an original and if that is serial number or model number

[roentgen571]

@zero48411 They're loud, and they have a nice, big muzzle blast. :-) The Romanian one I have is very nice--looks almost brand new, and it's 50 years old. The Yugoslavian one is a trade-off... the ones available now are in slightly worse condition than the Romanians (cosmetically, anyway). The Yugos have a larger magazine, though...but the mags are also harder to find and more expensive.

[Losti97]

there is no 0:25

[Anonymous1226]

@shinemaster50 You mean when being fired? Yes ALL guns sound they same when fired the only thing that makes them sound different is the camera being used to record it.

[Vexzm]

you have an amazing collection of amazingly beautiful firearms.