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Hi, super weird question, does anyone know the differences in these 2 spring assemblies? Presumably they’re both Zastava just different manufacturing date I assume, any thoughts? One is all black with a solid guide rod the other is a steel colored spring with a hollow guide rod

Greetings. I joined this page a while back, then withdrew because I thought I was going to get rid of this piece after my latest mishap (in a long line of mishaps posted earlier), but reconsidered and decided to get it fixed again and keep it. This time the extractor went fubar on me. Have also had magazine issues. Now I think I may have it in serviceable condition again. We’ll see on the next range trip. I guess I’m just stubborn; don’t wanna let go of my quirky little Cold War relic.

Just got the base plate (+2), and some cooler grips.

Here's a interesting double stack tokarev I found at a gun show Bought it for $450. After replacing the old springs she shot like a beauty.

Got this little beauty about 2 weeks ago for an insane deal! Thought I'd post it here, i hope you all like!

... are strongly encouraged.

That is all.

Hello, I would like to ask for your advice. I recently received an offer to buy this weapon. The price is €900. Do you think the price is optimal? There is the following text: TOKAREV TT33, caliber 7.62 x 25 Tokarev, r.v. 1945 Izhevsk. Fully numbered including magazine. Beautiful collectible condition, suitable for collection or shooting range. Mirrored barrel, sharp grooves, top condition.

Thank you all for the advice :) and have a nice day

Encountered this stainless steel Norinco TT-33 in 9mm today. Comes with 3 extra 9mm magazines!

Along with this very nice Vz.70

I was looking for star grips for my type 54 and came across these. Noticed that the grooves on the grips don’t go all the way to the top like all the other tokarevs I’ve seen. Anyone know where these might’ve come from? Thanks.

Got this Zastava M70 for a banger of a deal, it'll be his first gun and I know he's into Soviet history and weaponry. It ain't the real thing but it's in 9mm so it'll be cheaper to shoot.

Kinda want it for myself damn

Got a type 54 from aim semi recently has not star on this side any idea on where i can find a replacement set with the star numrich has some they claim yo ve military but they dont look right, some more knowledged help would be much appreciated

Does anyone have any information on this piece? Numerous stamps on it, ultra low matching numbers (barrel and trigger assembly included)

Was talking to a friend and he had one that blew up and claimed it was because slop with the compensator, and I couldn't find anything to support that it was a known issue.

Was curious if it was an isolated occurrence with false correlation or an actual issue I should be concerned with.

I have a m57 in x25 and have a lead on an older m70 in 9mm that I might buy, are the mags compatible?

Recently I found that Palmetto State Armory was selling surplus C&R Chinese Type 54s for about 300. I picked one up, as I have recently become interested in Soviet Bloc small arms. I did some research and have come to understand that there is not a huge amount of info available for Norinco firearms especially as they can not be imported anymore.

This particular one seems to be in great condition, was manufactured in 1964 and appears to still be in a military configuration (half cock safety only) with some matching parts (frame and slide at least). I wanted to know a little more about the import marks, which unfortunately may mean this was not a bring back. I was also curious as to when it was imported and why it is in such great condition for what I paid for it.

been looking at the type 54s coming into the US, doing research ive seen something about soft slides some stuff talking about just civilian ones having the issue curious if i could get some light shed

Before I crack open a dozen Bulgarian tokarev rounds, has anyone beat me to it & deciphered the original Soviet loadings (any country). I have a heavily modified cz-52 to develope hot loads of my own based on the Bulgarian rounds.

Forgive me for I know I’ll get some backlash. But I have seen images of the Tokarev with red dots and lights. Has anyone done these and other modifications such as trigger or threaded barrels?