That wasn't the Tanner show this weekend was it? I went on Sunday and didn't find much. Did the seller know it had the SA mark? I'd be sorry I missed the first day of the show if it went for the price of a refurb.
1928 SA marked Nagant
At a table at a gunshow this weekend, this appeared.
A 1928 non-import SA marked Nagant.
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The gun has what looks like blood pitting on the left side.
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The cylinder has been replaced with an armorer's kit spare. These were unnumbered spares carried to repair guns in the field. My guess is that the blood pitting happened at same time the revolver was aquired by the Finns.
I wish this one could talk!
Joe
A 1928 non-import SA marked Nagant.
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The gun has what looks like blood pitting on the left side.
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The cylinder has been replaced with an armorer's kit spare. These were unnumbered spares carried to repair guns in the field. My guess is that the blood pitting happened at same time the revolver was aquired by the Finns.
I wish this one could talk!
Joe
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