[cuate]

I have two Nagant Pistols, refurbs some call them, a super shooting 1932 and a very good 1944 except it has a worn out .32Auto cylinder that will not index into battery when hammer cocked or trigger pulled for double action. The wear on the rear star is very evident.

This 1944 shoots like a champ with the 7.62 cylinder from the 1932 installed. I can't seem to find Nagant cylinders anywhere ? The company, "Buymilsurp parts" shows them sold out...

With terrific refurb Nagants going for around a hunderd bucks, there should be cylinders somewhere that don't cost an arm and a leg ? I'd rather find the 7.62 original type cylinder, Thanks !

 

[ordnancerestorations]

These guns are too valuable to part out and I bought the last cylinders the Buymilsurp had because sometimes I run across Nagants with only the 32acp. cylinders.You could buy a new 32acp cylinder for much less than an original 7.62x38.
Dallas

 

[graybeard]

with new pistols selling for around a hundred bucks, you might consider buying a new one and parting out your old
one - might even make some money.

 

[chicagorandy]

Or just call the '44 your permanent safe guard and shoot the '32?