[Texheim]

Except duracoat it in some Soviet camo circa 1953.

 

[glenwolde]

I think Pink and Yellow Zebra stripes.....

 

[Magnum_Gauge]

Burgandy and desert tan

 

[Texheim]

Burgandy and desert tan

Ahhhhh, look who made a funny!


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[Magnum_Gauge]

Ahhhhh, look who made a funny!


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I was being serious lol.

 

[CJS3]

Actually the steel blue with wood grips looks excellent. Where'd you get them, by the way?

 

[Willboat]

It looks great just the way it is. Shoot the crap out of it ... in good health.

 

[oldbull360]

Except duracoat it in some Soviet camo circa 1953.

Leave it alone I like it Au-natural

 

[Texheim]

Actually the steel blue with wood grips looks excellent. Where'd you get them, by the way?

Grips4u.net.


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[kruizer]

Blue and wood is nice. If it were mine, I would leave it alone. Why don't you send it to me?

 

[mayoral]

Mine is not so pretty. Made in the USSR in 1940..History unknown until I bought it from my Houseboy at Bien Hoa, RVN in 1962. it remains in it's original finish

 

[Argos]

Please leave it in the OE finish. It is your gun but blue + wood is such a looker. The only other finish I would go for would be parked. That is about it. Trust me, any other color looks BAD. Stainless looks pretty good on the newer production, but blue + wood is to die for.

 

[Texheim]

Blue and wood is nice. If it were mine, I would leave it alone. Why don't you send it to me?

Ha! Never said I didn't like it and it shot like poo and I was going to throw it in the river. Your response would have been appropriate if I had said any of those things but alas this is a keeper!

 

[Wingshot]

Not hating but we had a lethal force, handgun training course last June where a gent showed up with one and was actually asked to leave the firing line because of all the issues he kept having with it. I talked to the instructor last week and he said if anybody showed up this year with a Tokarev, HE, the instructor, was leaving! Are they that troublesome?

 

[ncfarmer]

Mine is not so pretty. Made in the USSR in 1940..History unknown until I bought it from my Houseboy at Bien Hoa, RVN in 1962. it remains in it's original finish

Your Tokarev might have quite a bit of history behind it, it may have seen action in World War II and the Vietnamese
uprising against the French in the 1950's. That in my opinion makes it a keeper.

 

[Texheim]

Not hating but we had a lethal force, handgun training course last June where a gent showed up with one and was actually asked to leave the firing line because of all the issues he kept having with it. I talked to the instructor last week and he said if anybody showed up this year with a Tokarev, HE, the instructor, was leaving! Are they that troublesome?

I've got a range review up here some where but to answer your question: no, I've had no issues. 160 rounds the first time out and no malfunctions what so ever.


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[mayoral]

I have had it for 51 years so far, and have no plans to let it go in the future.

 

[bmbroker]

I think Pink and Yellow Zebra stripes.....

I thought he'd want something with some purple in it.

But is sure is a ppuuurty pistol.

 

[bubblehead]

very nice, those wooden grips really make it stand out

 

[Wingshot]

I've got a range review up here some where but to answer your question: no, I've had no issues. 160 rounds the first time out and no malfunctions what so ever.


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Good to hear because I kinda like the lines of yours. Might have to keep my eyes peeled, I like off the wall stuff.