My New Toy (Tokarev TTC)

[maxmiller]

Purchased it from J&G for $199 + hand select fee. Can't wait to take it to the range...

[paul0660]

Got to shoot one for the first time a few days ago. LOUD and powerful. Have fun.

[1step]

That alone may be worth the drive to AZ. Very nice condition!

[Fate]

Don't dry fire it much unless you like replacing firing pins.

[zatoh]

Nice! The one I got was marked and imported as Romanian but is actually Polish.







I thought the dry fire warning was for the Cz52s?

[Someguy925]

7.62x25 is a really fun caliber.

[Mr.Pickles]

I want one

[maxmiller]

re;

That alone may be worth the drive to AZ. Very nice condition!

I thought about making the drive to Arizona as well, but decided against it. Driving twelve hours in one day is not my idea of fun....

[bohoki]

tokarev pistols are very robust

[beemaze]

Nice! The one I got was marked and imported as Romanian but is actually Polish.

I see the Circle 11, FB Radom. Did the slide SN match the frame SN?

[Frijolito1988]

Don't dry fire it much unless you like replacing firing pins.

Ive never heard of firing pin problems with tokarevs, only CZ52's


Heres mine, picked it up Monday, Chicom

[zatoh]

I see the Circle 11, FB Radom. Did the slide SN match the frame SN?

Yes, they did match. I had a choice between this one and a "normal" one.

[wikidklown]

Ive never heard of firing pin problems with tokarevs, only CZ52's


Heres mine, picked it up Monday, Chicom

Damn Frijo, I think we have similar taste in firearms. I also have a tok, romainian tho. So fun to shoot. Sight suxors though. Ima post it up tomorrow.

[Frijolito1988]

Damn Frijo, I think we have similar taste in firearms. I also have a tok, romainian tho. So fun to shoot. Sight suxors though. Ima post it up tomorrow.

I have not shot mine yet, I have alot of ammo for it though, just waiting to pick up another gun on monday , then off to the range.

[gun toting monkeyboy]

I've had my Chicom one since I was in college. They are awesome little guns. I used to buy the ammo by the pound from Johnson's Guns and Guitars. I probably put 5-6,000 rounds through it with no jams or misfeeds. Ever. I picked up a 9mm Chicom a few years back, and it is as good, but lacks the style (and 4 foot fireball) of the 7.62 version. And as I posted last month, I picked up a Romanian one (we can't all get lucky enough to find a Polish one) at Turner's for $259. It shot even better than my Chicom ones, and absolutely loved the Magsafes I ran through it. Alas, I'm not made of money, so the rest of the Magsafes will be saved for a rainy day. It worked just fine with the Winchester and Seller & Bellot ammo as well. Now that the S&B stuff is closer in price to 9mm, I'll probably be shooting it more often. I still miss buying it by the pound though...