Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 6:14 pm
Got a confirmation email today. They are using 2nd day air now so the shipping was only $13
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Nagant 1895
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Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2008 9:59 pm
i reshot mine to see if i might improve my skills - i think i did better and enough so to post them ,
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Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 1:23 pm
Nice !!!!!
Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 8:38 pm
Mine arrived today. SOG really came through on this one.
I can find no evidence that the revolver or the holster, or the excessories for that matter have ever been used for anything.
The revolver is a 1938 Tula and does not even have any holster wear on it.
The holster is dated 1975 and has no signs that it has ever been on a belt.
They were probably still re arsenaling these that late and stashing them away for the great yankee invasion.
I can find no evidence that the revolver or the holster, or the excessories for that matter have ever been used for anything.
The revolver is a 1938 Tula and does not even have any holster wear on it.
The holster is dated 1975 and has no signs that it has ever been on a belt.
They were probably still re arsenaling these that late and stashing them away for the great yankee invasion.
Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 6:28 pm
Finally made it to the plate range today with the '95.
Interesting revolver but neither one of us had much luck hitting the plates with it at 11 yards.
Loading and ejecting the brass seemed like more work than it was worth.
This ones getting cleaned, oiled, and stashed away for the great Yankee invasion. The Comanche .22 revolver was way more fun to shoot.
Interesting revolver but neither one of us had much luck hitting the plates with it at 11 yards.
Loading and ejecting the brass seemed like more work than it was worth.
This ones getting cleaned, oiled, and stashed away for the great Yankee invasion. The Comanche .22 revolver was way more fun to shoot.
Re: Nagant 1895
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 10:14 pm
ive shot mine now - i had a similar experioence to brass rat but i enjoyed it , i too placed it in my display/stg and will shoot some others more , need the practice with the kimber for three gun