Is it possible that my recollection is correct, and in that event is it also possible that they might have gone into weapon manufacturing to earn a living …. I have read that this is a unique problem with some EG Makarov’s and that the problem may be with the safety lever.

Working ... COSMOLINE REMOVAL The Bulgarian Makarov - Duration: 20:54. He was trained and responsable enough to defend the state armed but not his family.he couldnt understand my complete disgust at that. Tactical Life Gun Magazine: Gun News and Gun ReviewsClick to email this to a friend (Opens in new window) If they import the gun, as with these Makarovs, without screwing with them, they seem to be fine, but if they import firearms and start replacing parts, I’d avoid them like the plague.I applaud your political correctness. As full-case leather holsters (which are favored by many European military and police) go, the standard Makarov holster isn’t bad. Identical to the Russian version with the checkered, red Bakelite grips with a circled star along with the Russian dark blue finish, the Bulgarian Makarov is unquestionably a high-quality copy that prior to 1975 used some Russian internal components until the factory became entirely self-sufficient. If you’ve seen the standard Naval Infantry Makarov holster, the concealment pocket may make more sense. First, the Makarov has a very heavy double-action pull, but the single-action pull isn’t too bad. It is a good self defense cartridge and the owner must train with it.They don’t BUILD them. Import marks are examined in some detail, especially in the East German section, which will be very helpful for tracing where different examples have been. No ” RAS47 Makarov “(Raskarkov?”.I was at a gun show at the Arizona state fairgrounds several years back talking to a dealer about a Century CETME I’d purchased and then had to rebuild from one end to the other just to get it functional. Man, I thought that my Russian commercial Makarov has sharp edges..till I picked up a Bulgarian one. Iraqveteran8888 — Russian Commercial Makarov, East German Makarov PM, Hungarian PA-63, and Czech CZ-82 variant ( with SA/DA and double-stack magazine )These are only a mere handful among numerous available reviews of Makarov variants. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. Adopted in 1965, the pistol was unique in that like the former Hungarian 9mm Makarov family of semiautomatic pistols, it did not have an external slide catch and relied on an empty magazine to lock the slide in the open position. The PP2000 is a very recent development, and has been in use with the Russian Ministry of the “Fool! Grips will vary on these pistols with the vast majority of them having black target grips, we cannot accommodate special request on grips. I’d like to get that single-stack though.Pretty sure most of us regret not snagging a certain gun when we had a chance.one of mine was a new east german makarov for $275 in 1996.it came with a new flap holster and 2 spotless magazines.

Its most unattractive point is the black paint-like finish that easily chips off with use over time.As noted earlier, it is very apparent that none of the aforementioned countries have released any sizeable quantity of surplus ammunition for the 9mm Makarov cartridge, due to several countries holding numbers of pistols in this caliber as contingency war stock. My contact had a shoulder rig that had a pocket for the front of the suppressor and a spare magazine under the arm opposite the holster. Surplus Bulgarian Makarov Pistols in 9×18, manufactured by Arsenal. TulAmmo’s Berdan-primed, steel cases are naturally not reloadable, in this case however, the attractive prices of most loaded ammunition in this caliber alone are almost enough to omit the procedure.