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    nick
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    • Aug 2008
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    A beautiful and sort-of-functional wooden replica of a Nagant M1895 revolver

    Beautiful Wooden Replica Nagant M1895 Revolver
    http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2011/10/06/beautiful-wooden-replica-nagant-m1895-revolver/
    This Japanese website has photos of a beautiful wooden replica of the Nagant M1895 Revolver.


    Some guy in Japan makes it. If anybody knows where I can buy one, please, let me know.
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      johnthomas
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      • Mar 2009
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      I like it. Looks better than my two nagant pistols.
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          emcon5
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          • Sep 2009
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          While I admit it is pretty cool, I would rather just have the real pistol. I expect it would be cheaper.

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              lasbrg
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                  NOTABIKER
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                  • Mar 2012
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                  Love my 125 dollar 1939 Nagant pistol

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                      nick
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                      • Aug 2008
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                      Originally posted by emcon5
                      While I admit it is pretty cool, I would rather just have the real pistol. I expect it would be cheaper.
                      I have several. It doesn't prevent me from appreciating a work of art that looks like one
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                          Capybara
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                          That's pretty cool and would make a fine conversation piece. That said, Japan, rare wood, hundreds of hours of labor, bet they aren't cheap and I would much rather spend the same amount on probably dozens of real Nagant pistols.
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                              CSACANNONEER
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                              Originally posted by NOTABIKER
                              Love my 125 dollar 1939 Nagant pistol
                              Holy cow $125!, I paid $69 for my M1895 and $60 for a .32acp cylinder. I wouldn't pay $125 for a Nagant unless it was an 1887.
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                                  NOTABIKER
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                                  • Mar 2012
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                                  today retail 125 is a pretty good price for a nice one. i got a nice one. try to find one for under 100 today. i guess i should feel bad paying 125 for a nice 75 year old military pistol that shoots and looks like new. O i forgot i am not a collector and price is everything.

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                                      DennisCA
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                                      • Jul 2011
                                      • 4021
                                      Originally posted by nick
                                      http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2...1895-revolver/

                                      Some guy in Japan makes it. If anybody knows where I can buy one, please, let me know.
                                      "The only thing necessary for the triumph [of evil] is for good men to do nothing." Edmund Burke speech of 23 April 1770, "Thoughts on the Cause of the Present Discontents," delivered to the House of Commons.

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                                          nick
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                                          Originally posted by CSACANNONEER
                                          Holy cow $125!, I paid $69 for my M1895 and $60 for a .32acp cylinder. I wouldn't pay $125 for a Nagant unless it was an 1887.
                                          Sure, and back in the day...

                                          With that said, the M1895 Nagants all but disappeared. I still need to find a wartime one, 1941-45. Got one, but I promised it to my brother... And I'm still kicking myself for not buying a target version, back when Retting had one for $169...
                                          Last edited by nick; 01-24-2014, 5:03 PM.
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                                              Emdawg
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                                              • Jan 2012
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                                              My grandpa used to do that. I ought to find the STG he made for me when I was a kid.
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                                                  Nevada Hudson
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                                                  Originally posted by lasbrg
                                                  Does that have to be registered in California?

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                                                      lasbrg
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                                                      Originally posted by Nevada Hudson
                                                      Does that have to be registered in California?
                                                      Yes, and also it's wooden rounds.



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