.30 pistol

Post by **TwoRivers** » Wed Apr 30, 2008 10:26 pm

Very interesting pistol. Don't think any one in the West is aware of the TT33 ever being manufactured in Chechoslovakia; at least I can't find any mention of it in the literature. And it certainly does not appear to be a Darra copy. To a collector of TT33s it would be priceless. Cheers.

hock ann · Post by **hock ann** » Wed Apr 30, 2008 10:54 pm

Not made in CZECK but YUGOSLAVIA, the CZ known as the "CRVENA ZASTAVA " model-M57 which was adopted 1957 by the CZ is a straight forward copy of the soviet Tokorev TT pistol the M57 is a 9 rounds compared to the TT which is 8 rounds, The M57 pistol is short recoil operated, locked breech pistol that uses the browning type action with swinging link, trigger is of single action type, but the pistol has no manual safeties fitted from the CZ co except for the half cock notch on the hammer, the mag is single stack, sight is fixed the weight is- 900 gms/ length is-200 mm / barrel is - 116 mm. very effective hand gun. The norinco company of china is exporting a large number of TTs to America where this TT has become very popular. earlier this TT was popular only in the communist countries only
HK,

Post by **Sakobav** » Thu May 01, 2008 5:35 am

Dr Yadav

So Colt is a family heirloom more the reason to hang on to it. Do post the pictures. I personally prefer revolvers over pistols. It should have decent range with 3 inch barallel. Take care
Cheers

Post by **TwoRivers** » Thu May 01, 2008 5:35 am

"Cezka Zbrojovka Narodni Podnik, Strakonice" on the pistol's slide. Now why would the Yugoslavs (Serbs)put a Czech factory name and address on a pistol made by them??? They are usually proud enough of their guns to mark them as their own. Cheers.

badshah0522 · Post by **badshah0522** » Thu May 01, 2008 9:53 am

mashh1";p="43233 wrote: Badshah your friend got a very unique pistol.............but you learn something new everyday.
Thanks & regards

Yes Mashh1 we learn many new things very day ,,Did u ppl on this forum ever heard P99s in .380 and .32 Cal. ????????????????????????????/YEssss i have seen them selling in the market legally. for 7-8 lakhs. .32cals are 14 rounds.. I can post pics if required.Or if some one is intrested i can arrange...
I think even walther company will be amazed to hear that.

hock ann · Post by **hock ann** » Thu May 01, 2008 4:23 pm

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Risala · Post by **Risala** » Fri May 02, 2008 6:28 pm

hock ann";p="43189 wrote:I even had a conversation with a dealer once and he said if the pistol is covered under vouches then its ok to purchase. Lets see what other members has to say about this ?
HK,

HK,
While in service an officer does not need to have a lic to apply for and be issued a NSP fire arm.
The voucher issued from the COD,Jabalpur contains the particulars of the fire arm and the officer.
When the officer decides to get a lic,usually most do it while in service,the voucher issued is the document on the basis of which the NSP fire arm is endorsed on his lic.
HTH

mashh1 · Post by **mashh1** » Sat May 03, 2008 1:31 pm

Badshah again we learn something new everyday, i have not heard Walther P99 in caliber you mentioned. AFAIK they are made in 9MM and 40S&W while S&W 99 was also offered in 45ACP. these calibers are not even mentioned on their websites so it is little strange. on 1st May i was at my farm and a friend of a friend bring a local made copy of CZ100 which he bought new for 35000/. it was polymer made and so well built that i cannot recognize it, all markings were perfect and very well written. we had put 200 rounds of norinco make and it never hicupped, accuracy was in so called combat grade making 3" to 5" groups at 25 yards. check that whether those walthers are of same breed,
thanks & regards

Himachal · Post by **Himachal** » Tue Mar 06, 2012 9:36 pm

mashh1 wrote:Badshah your friend got a very unique pistol as from pictures it is marked with Ceska Zbrojovka marking and i never heard any CZ made TT33 as all i know they came up with there own design which is called CZ52. all i know that Yugoslavia,Poland, Romania,China, Hungary made TT33 but you learn something new everyday.
Thanks & regards

CZ 52 IS THE BERY BEST 7.62 X 25 MM tokerav Pistol with Manual safty

Himachal · Post by **Himachal** » Tue Mar 06, 2012 9:44 pm

hock ann wrote:Not made in CZECK but YUGOSLAVIA, the CZ known as the "CRVENA ZASTAVA " model-M57 which was adopted 1957 by the CZ is a straight forward copy of the soviet Tokorev TT pistol the M57 is a 9 rounds compared to the TT which is 8 rounds, The M57 pistol is short recoil operated, locked breech pistol that uses the browning type action with swinging link, trigger is of single action type, but the pistol has no manual safeties fitted from the CZ co except for the half cock notch on the hammer, the mag is single stack, sight is fixed the weight is- 900 gms/ length is-200 mm / barrel is - 116 mm. very effective hand gun. The norinco company of china is exporting a large number of TTs to America where this TT has become very popular. earlier this TT was popular only in the communist countries only
HK,

my dear friend cz also made a 7.62 x 25 mm Tokerav Pistol in 1952( CZ 52) in service from 1952 to 1982. after that it replaced by the 9 x 18 Makarov.you can se its history on wikipidea, type only vz 52

Armed Defence · Post by **Armed Defence** » Sat Feb 21, 2015 4:00 pm

Someone bought this pistol here yesterday.

Manufactured by Zastava arms, Serbia.
Caliber: .30 cal
Magazine capacity: 9+1
Year of manufacturing: 2013
Price: 27,000 INR. Price may go up by 6 to 9 thousand INR in some cities.

Post by **Sakobav** » Sun Feb 22, 2015 2:09 am

Armed defense

Sweet gun

and what a price

will cause lot of heart burn on this side of the border. My cousin has chinese TT 33 in original markov bore what a crack of a gun..
Congrats good luck
Cheers

Post by **xl_target** » Sun Feb 22, 2015 3:44 am

Dr Narendra Yadav wrote:Thanks every one i will keep the revolver Badshah thanks for the pics ,ngrewal the barrel is 3 1/2 inc of my revolver rest is same,it was bought by my father in 1972 in Rs6400 i still have the bill and only fired 14rounds.

Once again thanks every one.

Regards

Dr Narendra

You're doing the correct thing. I would not, under any circumstances trade a Colt Cobra for a TT.
There is no comparison between the two.
One is a rather rare semi-custom revolver made when Colt was doing some of their best work and the other is a stamped metal piece of communist mass production with all that entails, especially in the fit and finish department.

Armed Defence · Post by **Armed Defence** » Sun Feb 22, 2015 9:29 am

ngrewal wrote:Armed defense

Sweet gun and what a price will cause lot of heart burn on this side of the border. My cousin has chinese TT 33 in original markov bore what a crack of a gun..
Congrats good luck
Cheers

Thanks for liking. BTW, the gun is not mine, someone else bought it. And the Chinese TTs are really tough guns.

ckkalyan · Post by **ckkalyan** » Sun Feb 22, 2015 2:41 pm

Nice, nice Armed Defence - a lovely piece of history!

These are still sold in the box, brand, spanking new, in Canada for about $290/- (Roughly less than - INR 14,500/-) made in 2013 - good pistols!

http://www.marstar.ca/dynamic/product.j ... ctid=85986

Trade a Colt Cobra for a TT??

with xl_target and other IFG'ians. Good decision to keep the Colt Cobra Dr Narendra Yadav!

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