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"you're not going to shoot a 3 gun competition with this gun"
Ian from Forgotten weapons: "Hold my Chauchat"
LMAO
Maybe if it's cowboy action...
@@nazarderkach9320 with the single action soliders model its legal
Imagine being a railroad guard in 2005 when they retire your 1895 nagant and hand you your new TT33 :p
"new."
“Go fornicate one’s self”
Tt33 is great
@@richardmajor2563 eh its ok
@@cantsneedgaming4591 its a slav colt
Eric: You Can't shoot a 3 gun competition with a nagant revolver.
Ian McCollum: Challenge Accepted!
My biggest gun regret. Ignoring the $75 Nagant revolvers.
meh i bet an hk in the 90s or a pre 1984 full auto registry would have been better. or a galil. or a crate of surplus bolt actions.
I was saying the same thing
In the late 90s I saw cases of them for $69 never picked one up
@@patrickbutler8178 They were everywhere in my area for a good year, and that was maybe 2010.
In my country it costs 100-150€ in mint condition
You and I both. I really want one of these.
"Testicular fortitude". Best way to say balls of steel I've ever heard. 😂
”Minute of kneeling prisoner 😶 we won't go there” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I needed that laugh after seeing the election this morning.
Call of duty world war 1 don’t let them surrender
So, is this what the incoming communist regime is going to be using for that?
@@Sman7290 theyd be lucky to even know where the trigger is much less on how to load it
@@John_Redcorn_ You'd like to believe that. Communists, for some reason, never seem to have a problem figuring out how to kill millions of people that might disagree with them.
It doesn’t matter what kind of gun it is you can count on Eric saying
“It’d make a great little truck gun “
It’s the “hey didja know ya can suppress those” revolver.
First thing i said too m8 🤣🤣🤣
I remember that reference lol
These revolvers appear to have a cult status in Russia similarly to the 1911s in the US.
Definitely not similar. Yes thay have that civil war red commandors usage status. But for sure not the same as 1911 cult in US.
Pretty much the only pistol in Russia anyone was getting asid from t-33
The 1911 cult is worldwide. Not even close imo
@@X51RLs In Russia, yes. they made this gun in 9 mak and 7.62 Tok.
@@donovanchilton5817 outside of the americas everybody knows the 1911 is shit
Gov. "You get a Nagant or nothing!"
Soldier. "Oh, crap"
Comrade: Nyet I will use a sharp stick instead
@@TuckerDale89 still better than gulag
Da! We will get a firearm! And ammunition!!
Nothing it is then!
“it’s nagant or nothing”
My favorite pistol in Battlefield 1. 18 services stars and proud of it. Great video as always man.
PPU loads ammo for the Nagant revolver. I have no extraction issues using it with mine. With the old surplus ammo it sticks damn near every time.
Yes it is quiet. First time I shot it I thought I would have a squib from a faulty surplus round
Old ammo is loaded pretty hot. I like to pre lube the cylinder before having a go at the range... otherwise you can bring a small stick with you and ram rod the spent casings out
i know it's a year old, but ppu/fiocchi is loaded 2/3 strength of old surplus (not training surplus!!) so the cases barely swell. 32 sw long will swell and be difficult to get out as well.
Ppu is amazing, love that they make all the weird ammo that I have a hard time finding
Approximately 2 million produced. 1 million thrown at the enemy after being shot epmty.
LOL
Far more likely to hit them that way.
Its a legitimate tactic!
I appreciate how you show your misses. I feel like your videos accurately represent the reality of these firearms.
I love those things, glad you cared enough to show one off
I actually just picked up my 1930 Tula Nagant 1895 a few days ago. Haven't gotten to shoot it yet. But it's a pretty cool gun.
Shhhhhh dont say they are cool. Other people will pick up on it
next video : single shot break barrel 22lr meltdown , thanks georgia.
Man, that Nagant M1895 is on my "buy it if you find it" list. I've wanted one for ages, ever since you introduced me to firearms with the Mosin Nagant M91/30 I decided on for my first gun. I was immediately hooked on guns and immediately wanted a proper sidearm to pair with the M91/30! I should have prioritized one back then, when they were more available and cost effective.
I'd absolutely love to suppress one, because that's rad, even though it's not the most practical revolver by any means, it's just awesome.
You guys got just one detail wrong: Only a handful of single-action Nagant revolvers were made. While the Imperial Russian Army's original idea was to have the majority of the army use single-action revolvers and only issue double-action revolvers to high-ranking officers, this idea was rescinded and they instead decided to have only double-action revolvers. After this decision, all Nagant revolvers made afterwards, including those made by the Soviet Union, were double-action.
I heard that at some point they reblued and refinished them all which made them especially sticky and hard to operate due to reduced clearances.
The shiney barrel crown shows this is one of those guns.
Many of these guns look almost new because the Soviets refinished lots of these in the 1970s and put them away in storage. PPU and Fiocchi still make ammo.
I own a Nagant Revolver and it is one of those guns that is scoffed at a lot. But let me tell you, I've learned quite a bit about this unique gun shooting/training with it. It is a lost art how to shoot and load/unload it properly. I've learned a great technique that nobody seems uses to extract and load cartridges. It's all about technique and some finesse. Lots of folks use the improper way to unload the Nagant Revolver and I found my technique works pretty efficiently. I'm still researching how to load it quickly and I found using .32ACP reloading strips work great.
I used to make ammo with 32-20 brass, 90 .312sec, and TrailBoss, Fun load and I used Lee dies. The 32-20 bras fit in my gun without modification.
From what I understand, these were mostly a secondary type thing, "оружие последнего шанса" some called it, to go with your rifle and sabre. For use when your rifle is out, and if the problem persists after you squeezed off those 7 rounds, your last option would be melee - since reloading it is out of the question, haha.
It's no wonder it remained in "kinda sort of" service for personnel like railway guards and such - the type of guys that really only fire it once every five years to scare off an animal or a hooligan.
When I served I heard rumors that unopened boxes of these are still stored (or even used?) at some very remote military bases, though by 2012 it sounded more like an urban myth. Many of those crates ended up in criminal hands in the 90's.
I imagine they were very popular “saturday night specials”
When one of the five soldiers had a rifle, how many of them had one Nagant revolver? ;)
I've had mine for years and never had the ammo stick like that but I've never shot that old surplus ammo
I've used it before and its filthy but it still never stuck like that.
Thanks. I love learning and playing with old guns.
God bless all here.
The weird accuracy is actually a soviet era safety in case the enemy snatches it from you. They won't hurt you with it, because the only person who knows where it shoots is you.
I'll take $500 for "tankie bullshit," Alex
@@jamesrobinson7732 woah the reverse round would be nice
Gas seal designed to achieve higher velocities....only goes 700ish fps 👌😂
Gotta get every fps you can with rounds that slow. Lol
@@John_Redcorn_ is the bullet any better than a 45 acp
@@jason200912 not even close. Its a tiny pill goin even slower than a 45 acp (95ish grains vs 230g)
1,000 fps. The commercial loads are 700 fps target loads for shooting 15m distances.
I have heard of versions in 7,62x25
I have a 1917 model that was produced by the Red Army after they took over, never had any problems with sticky casings and I have used new production and surplus ammo.
I used to make cartridges for my Nagant out of .32-20 cases and hand filed the rims to fit. I used .308 dia. cast 110 grain bullets and it performed pretty good with no extraction problems and acceptable accuracy.
Postscript: My pistol was a single action pre WWI in excellent shape except had no firing pin when I got it. Making a new one by hand was a bitch to get the geometry right.
Never dry fire a Nagant, it will break the fragile firing pin.
@@philkearny5587 I think that is what happened to my pistol before I got it. I filed out a replacement from a fairly soft steel then just used casenit to face harden the pin slightly. It worked fine and is quite resilient.
Oh, how much I love my S&Ws!!!
Glad to see you gave a mention to the T T3 3. I have a couple of them and I love that pistol
The suppressed version was used by some Spetznaz, KGB, and some even turned up in Nam used by VC
1) AFAIK, in Russia, the rifle is known as the "Vintovka Mosina"...Mosin's Rifle. No mention of Emile Nagant's contribution (the captive magazine spring), and I'm convinced his brother Leon's revolver is a big reason for that.
2) After firing one of these, I realized that the way to use a Nagant revolver in double action is to wire it securely to a tree, pointing in the direction of the enemy. Attach a sturdy chain to the trigger, and connect the other end to a tractor from the local collective farm. When the enemy approach, put the tractor in gear, run away, and hope the tractor doesn't stall before the pistol fires.
3) The M1895 Nagant revolver is the perfect combat sidearm...
...to keep in a glass case, so that when someone starts crying about how sh*t their issue sidearm is, you can give them the Nagant and let them try a session with it instead.
The beginning of this video went as well as the Georgia runoffs🤦🏻♂️
Or the trump campaign, went in smooth, went off, and refuses to leave?
These are both correct.
Both for the dems would be nice in Georgia. You Americans might eventually start to make sense again.
@@docskate4312 how did you even end up on this side of RUclips... Why even watch a gun video when you support those whom are against them?
@@ConkerCity because they are sick bastards . We never cut in on there right but they always want to cut in on our rights and our daily life . Its a mind set
I absolutely love these videos on historic firearms. Thanks Erik!
THAT is a fascinating pistol. From the design itself, to it's particular, iconic niche in history, very cool.
Don't cut it for the can. Make an adapter which goes over barrel and rotates with slot for front sight and detent.
"minute of kneeling prisoner"
Don't blame the revolver for your misses. Mine shoots just fine, with no jams.
Sounds nice
"IT WAS IN TWO WORLD WARS!"
It's a mass produced Soviet weapon they have quality control that makes a Taurus look like a vintage python
So was mine toad. And it's over 100 yrs old. Shoots great.
And yet mine shoots great after being over 100 yrs old.
Why i love that pistol is because everything was so bad about it: the trigger, ergonomics, terrible reload time, overcomplicated. But yet at that time, it was one of the most revolutionary pistols out there
Thanks for showing an old milsurp piece of history. I love these videos as much as the new firearm ones.
The Nagant revolver is my best frenemy.
GA let us down
Big time.
Rigged! Dems can only win by cheating.
Georgians were at a disadvantage to begin with. Hard to win when there are unlimited fabricated ballets at hand.
GA didn't let you down, the spineless Republicans did. It's over for the republican party. True conservatives are forming the Patriot party, get on board. Democrats are doomed
@@RaineyPowerTraining Ballot. Ballet is artistic dance usually done by women in tights. 😉
Goodbye 2A, thanks Georgia.
I had one made in 1930 very accurate with surplus ammo it was my back gun and trapping dispatch gun put down many yotes with it but got an offer i couldnt refuse
I honestly love this handgun from a shooting perspective. Wouldn't carry one but they are fun. Double action is a bit of a bear, but I put enough rounds down range when I first got it (was my first handgun) that I could dump a cylinder at 25 yards and not miss the man size silhouette. I do however kinda regret picking it over what was sitting next to it. Guy didn't understand the value of what he had. For the same price as my $250 (at the time) nagant revolver, the guy had a Luger P-08 in great condition.
I've had one for years. Found a .32 cal cylinder for these to fire modern ammo. It's a direct replacement for the stock cylinder.
But they don't make the conversion cylinders anymore last I knew
I've got one I use and shoot 32 auto with it. (ammo you can actually still buy)
I bought a nagant at the beginning of covid because of how cheap I could get the ammo xD I’ve shot my nagant and webley just about more than anything else this year
I really like the grips on these. Panels on each side. Classy touch on a gun with a crude reputation.
I picked up two of these at J&G oveut of Prescott back in 2012. They were $99.99 each plus tax. I bought them for shits and giggles and also SHTF scenario (spare odds and ends weapons) I remember also bought surplus ammo (very corrosive), 600 rounds. I shot maybe 100-120 rounds. Still have them after I cleaned the crap out of them with Balistol.
IF those were mandatory for dueling pistols..There'd been a lot less dueling!! LOL!!!
firing that bullet into the ground sounded like a Hollywood gunshot.
This was my sons first pistol at 16yrs old. He would clean it every time he used it. We bought new ammo CPPU and never had a sticking problem. He now has a PO8 Luger and a Mauser Red 9 broom handle. He recently purchased a Walther P38 and loves it. We did not know about the Nagant double action being a officers gun. Thanks for the information
GA will look like CA in the near future.
Soon, the entire country will become The People’s Democratic Republic of New California.
Yes it will because of northerners are moving south at a alarming rate
Yup, and you, Logan and of course NoRest will look like the same airheads you always have been.
The georgia guidestones still standing after all these years says something.
@@Lynch256
Seems some have read what's on them;-).
Glad to see it isn’t just me with cases stuck in the chamber! I bring a small mallet and wooden dowel to tap out the stuck ones.
My buddy had this Nagant revolver and I couldn't hit crap with it! Yugo Tokarev, I loved it! Makarov or CZ 82, I am right on! That Nagant revolver kicked my butt.
What happened to Georgia? These are dark times
FRAUD....Fraud is what happened!
Rigged. Dems only can win by cheating.
I bet there was some fraud, but I think the bigger cause was the Trump voters( not Republican voters generally, the Trump voters specifically) did not trust that the election would be free and fair and US did not bother to show up cast their ballot in what they believed to be a fraudulent election they would surely lose.
The sad reality though is that probably created a self-fulfilling prophecy in Georgia where they did lose.
If the Trump voters would just have not given the Republicans the middle finger and instead showed up and voted like they did in November, the Republicans would have retained the Senate.
@@beckderm that's loser talk 🤣
A 6 county area with half the population in Georgia voted blue. The map of GA looks mostly red by county with small circles of blue.
Given the map of red counties. There is no reason the state house and senate should ever be controlled by a blue legislature.
I would suggest a state rally of red counties to vote out democrats in the state house
Had mine for several years now, open the side gate, tip it up, and spent case's fall out. I carry it on the dash of my pickup when I'm traveling, and on my desk when at work.
Hello from eastern europe
Did you know, it's in (limited) service since 1895 till now ? Same as the Mosin (1891) 😁 ?
I'd rather watch videos on stuff like this then video's on high-end guns
I was hoping to see him draw up his "Testicular fortitude" running it double action. Did I miss it ?
I want to point out something about the recent elections.
This is the first time since the mid 70's that the NRA was not a major factor in getting people to vote. We all watched as part of the NRA recently imploded and got neutered politically. Many RUclipsrs spoke out against the NRA and some encouraged support of other organizations to support our second amendment rights. No group other than the NRA had the ability to reach out to and really influence the public. This channel for example speaks to 2.46 million subscribers, which is a large audience, but we already vote pro second amendment.
We all talk about the high demand for firearms and ammunition. There are so many first time gun owners that need to learn about the threat to the second amendment. Our rights are now at risk and we need a strong organization to help us. I've been a member of the NRA for many years (just a regular member) and I really think that we need to support this association to fight for our rights. RUclipsrs are informative and entertaining and I support their efforts. Unfortunately, channels like Iraqveteran8888 are not heard by the general population.
No pro gun organization had a meaningful effect on these recent elections and look at what happened. I'm asking everyone to reconsider and support the NRA. Write and call the NRA to tell them what you like and what you don't like. They can be influenced. If there are other groups that you prefer, fund them as well.
We got our butts kicked and it's going to be an uphill climb going forward.
Please don't destroy me in comments. I've heard you, now you hear me.
Thanks
The NRA, if continued, would have stayed an anti-gun platform and a force for evil. They knelt before trump with his bump stock ban and the rest of his anti-gun rhetoric, good riddance.
@@ARBH587, well, enjoy all the gun control the Democrat Party will now be able to push through without any real effort at all. But hey, at least YOU will be able to say you're as pure as they get, right?
@@ARBH587 The NRA as "an anti-gun platform and a force for evil". I think that's nonsense. Most shooters try to bump fire once. It's fun, however bump stocks were a novelty. We have bigger problems now. Trump vs Clinton and Trump vs Biden... Really? Trump is not anti gun.
I quit supporting the NRA when they quit supporting me. My dues were being used to make payments on Wayne’s mansions and his suit collection while they sat on the sidelines and let Bloomberg run free.
I prefer using the PPU rounds. They are not as hot and don't become a pain to remove. Those surplus rounds are a pain.
My LGS has one of the nicest of these I've ever seen. I have a spam can of ammo run up in the 70's so I may get it.
I always wanted one of those just because of they are so different from everything.
yes me too i want one too
They suck, but they're so cool.
I remember wanting one of these back when they were $50 bucks but couldn't afford it then...My how times have changed. I could afford the gun at that price now, but now they are insanely expensive collectors and not worth it.
Eric, Chad, whoever else i don't know of, yall have built an awesome show, i love it
By posting this video you have raised the price of the nagant revolver
This is the only gun Eric can get ammo for right now other than .454 Casul.
Oooof. That's true, though, considering I couldn't find any .40 S&W ammo under $60. Most of what I found was $1 per bullet at pawn shops and gun shops. Couldn't find .30-40 Krag or .45-70 Government either
@@CW-dl2dd Believe it or not, I could find .30-40 Krag, .303 British, and 7.7 Japanese.
It was all $36/box, but I could find it.
I've never had the stuck case problem with mine, can usually pull it out with the ole MK. I finger. That's with surplus or PPU ammo.
Someone offered me a trade in one of these about 6 years ago I wish I woulda took it. Also just noticed I am still watching this video with no views I'm so early 😂
Damn would of could of.....
find him
You should still try to find one, ammo for it was the cheapest I could find for any of my guns during covid
"These guns are not known for their accuracy"
Yeah mine shoots like a charm, the Surplus Ammo is hot and packs more of a punch compared to the commercial PPU stuff. The Surplus Ammo is also corrosive, unreloadable, and accurate like 75% of the time, but with using reloads it can be quite accurate. I reload using commercial brass by ppu and I mostly be recreating the Russian 108 grain load. If you are in a hard place and cant find the proper ammo you can also shoot .32 s&w long out of them ( bear in mind eventually you will have a lot of lead fowling and build-up) and you can make cases using 223/ 30 carbine brass.
Yes! Some good old russian boomer revolver! I love it!
Respect for not redoing the intro lol
When I got mine back in the late 90s early 2000s, it came with a 32 auto cylinder. With the 32 auto, it never jams.
Some of these are so old they'll send them to your doorstep. Now I'll watch the video.
More interesting than another cut and paste AR or glock
“Still better than a nambu”!!!!
LMAO!
I've had one real Nagant in my hand (without ammo; never shot one). After handling and playing with Makarov, CZ83 and Beretta Cheetah Model 86 I thought the Nagant I played with was broken. I have fairly small/medium but strong hands, yet dry-firing Nagant double action was riddiculously hard... I could not imagine hitting ANYTHING with this weapon, and thanks to IV8888 I know I was right... Such a cool looking revolver, look-wise I think it's my favourite. But you have no idea how garbage-rod of a weapon this is without touching on IRL
Lol, I don’t spend much time shooting mine a ton, either. But boy, do I spend a minute loading it. Great safety!
Hey man... I know ammo is hard to come by, expensive, and somewhat of a national commodity right now - but I think we all need to see a meltdown video.
It'd be good for the lads
We should set up a patreon for it or kickstarter
Soviet Union didn't produce SA "soldiers model", those were made only during the imperial times.
DA pull strength can be up to 12 kg. There were "practice revolvers" before WWII with the striker "beak" removed, used just for dry firing to get used to the heavy DA.
In SA mode these revolvers have one neat property - there is practically zero trigger movement after the breaking point, allowing for good accuracy, which helped to design some guns for sports based on the same mechanism, but with adjustable target sights (TOZ-36, "Khaidurov's revolver" made in 1960-es).
Did somebody actually measure the trigger pull? Could you give me the source for the 12kg pull data?
I love mine. Very interesting old piece. Good finger work out. Lol
Can’t wait for gun gripes tomorrow
Cool , one of my favorite videos of yours in a while guys! Love the surplus stuff. Get tired of watching the plastic fantastics every time. Jmo , stay safe and God bless 🇺🇸☠️🇺🇸!!!
Please dont cut back the barrel just cut back the front sight and then thread the barrel that way you still have sights
Oooo, my favourite pistol.
Edit: "as you can see, these are pretty crude guns" HOW DARE YOU SIR!
I love Russian guns & history.
Makes me happy this video is 19:11 long
I just got one and used it for the first time today with the exception of one of my spaces on the Reel. The spent ammunition pretty much just fell right out and then I could use the tip of my finger instead of the rod to push down and release them easily so I have a much more smooth version thankfully ha ha! Great review I really enjoyed shooting his gun. It is not at all accurate though it’s best at 7 yards.
I have two of those revolvers. Always wanted to try one with a silencer.
Getting ammo on federals website is harder than getting a funko shop exclusive funko pop! Finally got 300 rounds of 9mm after days of trying.
I used to own one of those things. No idea what was wrong with mine but you’d have to aim at the bad guys ankle to hit him in the chest lol. It wasn’t just me because all the buddies I let shoot the thing had the same experience, shooting about 5 feet high lol.
Once you master the DA trigger on a Nagant revolver you never have issues with any other trigger again. Ive read it’s a 20 pound pull, mine was 26 pounds and single action was 12 pounds. All that aside I really loved my Nagant, but the ammo isn’t cheap and like I said it shot about 5 feet high. So I sold it.
My local gun shop has this ammo for 1/3 the price of 9mm.....and it's in stock lol.
I'm no pro shooter, but I can consistently hit an 18in target out to 30yd with mine and it ejects flawlessly. Highly effective and consistent soviet machining 👌
This was an interesting review given that I have only ever seen one of these (stamped 1925) in my entire life. I hope y'all are getting along just fine there in Georgia!
We, in Serbia, actually had the same problem with TT pistols, Tokarevs, that you in the US had with 1911s after WWII. It had the reputation of being horribly inaccurate. although powerful and guess where that reputation came from. Barrels on most of those pistols were shot to shit.
My M1895 Nagant is highly accurate by my standards. It hits 6 inch steel plated at 40 yards no problem using military surplus ammunition. The commercial stuff sucks. I have trouble ejecting empty cases and trigger pull is heavy as an angry Babushka. I recommend this gun to any collector that actually wants to be able to shoot their gun without ruining its value.
The new made ammo for nagant has no issue, but all the old surplus stuff is DEFINETLY hotter ammo, bigger bang and the fuckin cases get stuck lol, u gotta really shove the ejecting rod forcefully to get it out lol
Running the cylinder very wet also helps.
That one in the dirt, the most accurate shot of the day!