TOKAREV ~ TTC ~ 7.62X25

Step back in time with a Cold War-era classic that still packs a punch! This rugged Eastern Bloc semi-auto sidearm is chambered in the zippy 7.62x25mm Tokarev, known for its flat-shooting, armor-piercing capabilities and unmistakable bark at the range. Condition: This pistol is in good condition with moderate finish wear consistent with age but no rust or major pitting. Grips are solid and intact, slide cycles smoothly, and the bore is clean with strong rifling. Shows honest use exactly what you'd expect from a reliable military surplus veteran. Specifications: Caliber: 7.62x25mm Barrel Length: Approx. 4.6" Action: Semi-automatic, single-action Sights: Fixed front and rear Magazine: 8-round capacity (magazine included) Historical Cool Factor: Originally designed in the Soviet Union and produced under license by various Warsaw Pact countries, this sidearm has been in the hands of soldiers, officers, and border guards from the 1930s through the 1950s. Its design was heavily influenced by Browning's iconic 1911, but with a distinctly Soviet twist. This particular example comes from Romania's Cugir arsenal, making it a great piece for collectors of Cold War memorabilia. What's It Good For? Whether you're looking for a reliable range toy with plenty of historical swagger, a conversation starter at the bench, or just love punching holes in paper with high-velocity surplus ammo, this one delivers. It's also a solid entry point into the world of military surplus pistols. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of 20th-century history that's just as fun to shoot as it is to display. These classic steel-framed pistols are getting harder to find in good shape grab it before it's gone!