Tokarev TT-33
«Pistolet Tokareva obraztsa 1933»
PistolRussia1933Historic
Soviet 7.62×25 mm Tokarev short-recoil semi-auto pistol derived from the Colt M1911 with a simplified locking system and a removable modular hammer/trigger group.
Pistol//Russia
ID — TOKAREV-TT-33
Designation
Tokarev TT-33
Arsenale di Tula
Caliber
7.62×25 mm Tokarev
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Identity
- Designation
- Tokarev TT-33
- Alias
- Pistolet Tokareva obraztsa 1933
- Manufacturer
- Arsenale di Tula
- Country
- Russia
- Year
- 1933
- Category
- Pistol
- Status
- Historic
Ballistics
- Caliber
- 7.62×25 mm Tokarev
- Muzzle velocity
- 420 m/s
- Effective range
- 50 m
- Maximum range
- 100 m
Dimensions
- Barrel length
- 116 mm
- Overall length
- 196 mm
- Empty weight
- 0.85 kg
Mechanics
- Operating system
- Corto rinculo (Browning swing-link)
- Bolt / action
- Single action, hammer-fired
Feed
- System
- Caricatore amovibile monofilare
- Standard capacity
- 8 rounds
Fire modes
SafeSemi-auto
Historical profile
Designed by Fyodor Tokarev and adopted in 1933 as 'TT-33' to replace the Nagant M1895 revolver as the Red Army's official sidearm.
Soviet standard in WWII (over 1.7 million produced), Korea and Vietnam; cloned in China (Type 51/54), Poland (TT), Hungary (M48), Yugoslavia (M57), Egypt (Tokagypt 58).
Replaced by the Makarov PM in 1951, but remained in Warsaw Pact service until the 1990s and is still produced in Pakistan/China as an export pistol.
Variants
TT-33Type 51/54 (Cina)M57 (Iugoslavia)M48 (Ungheria)Tokagypt 58 (Egitto)
Main users
USSR · China · Corea del Nord · Vietnam del Nord · Poland · Iugoslavia · Egitto
Key components
- ●Stock — Shoulder rest.
- ●Receiver — Weapon body with internal mechanisms.
- ●Grip — Primary grip.
- ●Magazine — Cartridge feed.
- ●Barrel — Guides the projectile.
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