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The M1895 Nagant |
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The M1895 Nagant |
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M-1895 Nagant Technical Data |
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Designer: |
Emil Nagant | |||||||||
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Designation: |
M1895 | |||||||||
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Manufacturer: |
Tula Arsenal | |||||||||
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Year Adopted: |
1895 | |||||||||
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Operational Status: |
Russia - No longer in use. Replaced by the TT-30/33 and the PM. Although some can still be found in the service of modern Russian police agencies. Usually those without the ability to buy better weapons. | |||||||||
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Ammunition |
7.62x38N
cartridge
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Method of Operation |
Single/Double action revolver | |||||||||
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Selector |
None | |||||||||
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Weight (empty): |
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Maximum Range |
Unknown at present | |||||||||
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Sights: |
Blade front sight, Notch rear sight | |||||||||
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Rate of Fire |
7 shots per minute | |||||||||
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