These fun guns need their own thread and if anyone has some please post up... (please post up) Yeah that's funny right there isn't it? 

So today My Romanian Tok arrived. It was packed in a plastic bag soaked in oil but good cleaning took care of that mess.

All numbers match except for the mag. I can't really see any Romanian markings on it except for a BZ on the side of the frame and on top of the slide. There is miner holster wear around the muzzle but other than that it's in great shape for a 65 year old surplus pistol.

If any of you non handgun owners are thinking of getting a pistol then you should do it now just to flip the bird to Trudeau.

Looks in darn good shape sonny.

Hi Sonny:

Asking your opinion about Tokarevs.

Which country do you think the most well made Tokarevs come from?

Thanks,

Oh that's hard to say, all the ones I have all seem to be built tough like a T34 tank. 

I will say that my Chinese Tok gets the best groups and it was the cheapest of the bunch at $199 and ten days later they went on sale for $179 at Bullseye sports London Ontario.
My first Tok was a 1942 Russian. I fired close to 4000 rounds with that pistol. One 1000 round case of Czech surplus ammo and then a 2560 round crate of Russian copper wash surplus ammo, plus a few boxes of Sellier&Bellot ammo.
It didn't like the Czech ammo and I was getting a lot of failure to feed, failure to fire and some failure to eject with the Czeck crap.
The Russian copper wash on the other hand was great with no issues at all.
I should write a letter to little rocketman in North Korea and ask them to send me one made in the DPRK. 

Yeah that won't happen. lol Anyway Hicock45 put out a pretty good review of these if you're interested.

I have a Zastava M57 in 7.62x25
remarkably accurate.
I reload for it and it works well