What's a good price on a Tokarev pistol?

[Rambler]

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[xring62]

75$ WHERE! i paid 225$ for my last one.

 

[Rambler]

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[sgreen3]

Thats a heck of price for one. If its in usable condition GET IT! I want one, they are alot of fun to shoot.

 

[scott delaney]

i think for $75 it might be to good of a deal!.....i here there was 1 just stolen

 

[D ReedSniper]

i think for $75 it might be to good of a deal!.....i here there was 1 just stolen

yes there was. May I ask where you are located near Scott?

 

[sgreen3]

i think for $75 it might be to good of a deal!.....i here there was 1 just stolen

Good call Scott, forgot about seeing that!

 

[xring62]

Hard to shoot accuratly ,but they can be good enough,get used to it. old mil ammo is highly corrosive,clean it WELL,Ive had mine to rust in 1 day from that ammo. its worth buying new S&B to feed it. When I started buying them they was 100$ now 250 average. the round goes 1650 feet per second,packs a punch. a 9mm aprox 1100.

 

[D ReedSniper]

I mean Rambler, may I ask where you are located near? I am the victim..

 

[scott delaney]

yes there was. May I ask where you are located near Scott?

you have a pm

 

[D ReedSniper]

I've got a chance to buy one for $75, but don't know much about them. It's a funny looking thing, but from what I've been reading the ammo is fairly cheap, and they are fun to shoot. Anyone have any experience with them?

Rambler: they are nice pistols. Also, please help me out. May I know your location? I don't want to know your name or anything else like that. I'm aiding the police as best as I can with my case of a stolen Tokarev.

 

[Rambler]

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[D ReedSniper]

I'm sure this one's not stolen.

Ok, thanks. But may I ask, do you know the date that is printed on the side of the pistol? And the country of origin? If it isn't like mine, then I will bug off.

 

[D ReedSniper]

Another good reason I started asking is because $75 seems too good to be true as the earlier guys have stated.