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    Soviet revolver, 1915?

    Hello,

    I have a nice Russian pistol, I think. The lettering looks Russian. It is marked 1915. Very nice condition. Can someone please help me identify this pistol? I will be posting about 7-8 photos. Please wait.

    Robert
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      ,,
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        #4
        all numbers match....
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          Russian printing? 1915...
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            ,,,
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                http://www.surplusrifle.com/pistolm1895/index.asp I think.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by History View Post
                  http://www.surplusrifle.com/pistolm1895/index.asp I think.
                  Thank you Theirs is marked 1923 and is of a higher caliber. Mine is marked 1915, and is a wadcutter cailber cartridge, tapered at the end of the case mouth with the bullet seated deeply into the case. It has a box of original CCCP shells with it.

                  Robert
                  Last edited by robert pierce; 11-25-2007, 10:50 PM.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by robert pierce View Post
                    Thank you Theirs is marked 1923 and is of a higher caliber. Mine is marked 1915, and is a wadcutter cailber cartridge, tapered at the end of the case mouth with the bullet seated deeply into the case. It has a box of original CCCP shells with it.

                    Robert
                    what do you mean by 'higher caliber'?

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by mkb42h View Post
                      what do you mean by 'higher caliber'?
                      Mine is a straight-wall casing with a slightly tapered case mouth. The 1923 you sent a link to has a bell-mouthed case, more powder capacity than mine. It's a 7.62 X 38.

                      Robert

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by robert pierce View Post
                        Mine is a straight-wall casing with a slightly tapered case mouth. The 1923 you sent a link to has a bell-mouthed case, more powder capacity than mine. It's a 7.62 X 38.

                        Robert
                        Here's the case. The wadcutter is about a 1/4" up inside the mouth.

                        Robert
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                          #13
                          Hi Robert, the link provided by "History" shows the correct pistol, a Nagant revolver. I too am a bit puzzled though by the cartridge shown therein?

                          You show the correct one that I am familiar with.

                          Nice pistol

                          Cheers, Ade.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Adrian Stevenson View Post

                            Nice pistol

                            Cheers, Ade.
                            No, nice REVOLVER

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by robert pierce View Post
                              Mine is a straight-wall casing with a slightly tapered case mouth. The 1923 you sent a link to has a bell-mouthed case, more powder capacity than mine. It's a 7.62 X 38.

                              Robert
                              there are many case mouth variations on the nagant round, as far as i know they are all interchangable.

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