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Ol Duke
Gunboards Moderator And Beano Spokesperson



USA
3645 Posts
Posted - 03/22/2004 : 10:12:35 AM
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If you have a Nagant Revolver, I'd appreciate it if you went to the Nagant Forum and participated in the Survey...

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Ol'Duke

Go Big Orange!

"It's better to be silent and thought a fool than to open one's mouth and remove all doubt."
George Bernard Shaw

 

[Hein]

Nagant Survey

Ol Duke,

where can one see the data base of the delivered contributions?

Hein

 

[sharpie443]

Ok I'll go do that.

 

[GaGunner]

Nagant Double/Single revolver. Bought it in Feb 2004 from Classic Arms, it is marked CA Georgia Vt, which I think means it was imported by Century Arms . The importer serial number is 189507934 (electric penciled on gun). What appears to be the original number is CA 561. Which I find odd, because I would think it would be the Russian letters, but what do I know? The date is 1941 and it is marked with the Star with arrow symbol. I have long forgot which manufacturer that represents., but I still remember the women running on the treadmill from 1996.

If there is no God, then everything is just politics.

 

[NOSE]

from nose, new member, have a 1913 #24030 if that helps.

 

[Waynescyclegarage]

1928 Tula 8929 matching on all major parts, cylinder, trigger etc. CAI import # is 189529414 writing above date faded somewhat but is
CCCP,
NEROPY?.3AB
BTYNE
1928
wayne

 

[imagemaker]

I currently own 9 Nagants. I really don't know why I collect these guns, except that they are so weird!
Steve
Here's my data:
Nagant Serial Numbers & Markings: Note - I have given the closest Latin letters to the Russian alphabet letters in the serial numbers as I can. They are NOT the same as our at all, especially the "n" and the "A".

Date of Manufacture	Armory Markings	Serial Number
1899	Imperial Tula Ordnance factory	11716
1908	Imperial Tula Ordnance factory	24120
1913	Tula – Imperial Peter the Great Ordnance factory	13278
1915	Tula – Imperial Peter the Great Ordnance factory	92834
1922	Foremost Tula Ordnance Factory	10731
1932	Tula	2748
1941	Tula	Cn974
1944r	Izhevsk	A3403
1945r	Izhevsk	3H571

 

[jim b]

I have 2 1944 Tula serial#pr224 1945 Izhevsk serial#ux484

 

[zhuk]

Tula 1940 serial# DD370

 

[zhuk]

Tula 1940 serial# DD370

Correction - DD970

 

[japokat 13]

Star with an arrow 1943r, sn Tt 265, all numbers match that I can see, imported by PW Arms Redmond Wa.

 

[Franken96]

I have a "39" Tula BE 398 All matching. Where can I see your list?

 

[angelnhigh]

For the database

1943 Tula NC495

 

[gonzogeezer]

'32 Tula <che>7963

 

[olafhardt]

1926 Tula I think serial 1783.

 

[Ronbo6]

1943 Izhevsk НК400 RGuns Import
1939 Tula ЛН453 Century Import

For those of you who re having trouble with the Cyrillic characters in your serial numbers, the easiest way to deal with this is to pull up Google Translate on your computer in a separate window, choose Russian as the language to translate FROM, use the Cyrillic keyboard to type in the characters you need and the serial number and use the old <Ctrl C> <Ctrl V> trick to put the serial in your post.

 

[Hrvatski]

1935 Tula 5048 RGuns import.

 

[AvondaleSteve]

1932 Tula 44674 CAI Import
1939 Tula ҖK820 CAI Import

 

[RetiredFed]

TULA 1919 SN23992
TULA (Star w/Arrow) 1938, SN:HT866

 

[Kdwright5407]

1937 Tula 56349. RGuns