7.62×25mm Tokarev & TT-33 (predecessor of the Makarov)

[franzuu 211]

The cartridge http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7.62x25mm_Tokarev

 

The gun http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TT-33

 

A lot of them were made (and copies), used very widely, still made, still in some official use.

 

Would make sense for them to be floating around in a post soviet country (along with the Makarov).

 

here is hickok45 using it

 

Pics of the Tokarev and its variants http://imageevent.com/willyp/russiansovietcomblocsection/comparisonalbumsofcomblocweapons/tt30tt33tokarevvariants?z=9&l=0&c=4&n=1&m=-1&w=4&x=0&p=5

 

 

[barrett_killz 229]

Should be added obviously, it's one of the most if not the most popular pistol in post soviet countries.

[enforcer1975 1111]

Are there US produced Tokarevs? I think that might increase the chance of those beeing added to the game then... Makes better sense than some .45 since that is not a common caliber over there imo but like many service pistols it's already out of service double to triple the amount of years of the average forum age.

One you would see very often would be more modern guns like the M433 Grach and it's chambered in 9x19mm. A "second line" pistol would be a PMM in 9x18mm f.e.

[franzuu 211]

Are there US produced Tokarevs? I think that might increase the chance of those beeing added to the game then... Makes better sense than some .45 since that is not a common caliber over there imo but like many service pistols it's already out of service double to triple the amount of years of the average forum age.

One you would see very often would be more modern guns like the M433 Grach and it's chambered in 9x19mm. A "second line" pistol would be a PMM in 9x18mm f.e.

 

Why does it have to be US made?