15 shot Tokarev from 1942, 1000 made
Some kind of Korovin prototype; very interesting with the fluted barrel. 7.62mm
Voyevodin pistol whose general adoption and production was preempted by the events of 1941. A few were supposedly made in 1942. 7.62mm; 18 shots.
Prilutskiy pistol from 1930. Probably a competitor of the TT30.
Prilutskiy pistol of 1927
Another Korovin design
Prilutskiy pistol of 1914. 9 shot 7.65 browning
Another Korovin prototype
During the seige of Leningrad, the Baltic shipyard made 14 of these experimental double action pistols based on the Walther PP.
The Russian cut down Mosin-Nagant rifle
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- Hubert H. Humphrey, “Gun” magazine, Feb. '60