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hello,,there a few thing to think about when talking about a nagant revolver ,,is it import stamped? most are ,,next what year is stamped on it ?the early ones (1900's -1920's dates) seem more in demand than ww2 dates ,,condition is next,,most i see these days are factory reconditioned and come with holster cleaning rod and screwdriver ,,those factors will effect the values some ,,
,,there an intresting design in revolvers and the first time you actually hold one and see the cylinder move forward it seem amazing that they woould even fire ,,lol,,i've owned a few and there really an ugly looking design but a very intresting peice of military pistol engineering,,problem is there is and was a bazillion imported here in the last 5-10 years ,value wise ,,theres still a few distributors selling them and for 20-40's dated models there averaging around 100 bucks ,,the older ones can bring 125-150 and if non import marked proably around 200+ ,,really nice one marked well and with all the acc's i see these days around 125,,some people have the average ones priced around 200 but thats way to much to pay ,,
ammo is getting a little hard to find but there is a conversion cylinder available for around 50 bucks to convert them to i beleive 32 mag ,,i know it's a 32 conversion but can't remember if it's the mag or the 32 long,,,,
bigcurt
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