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Russian Semi-Auto SVT-40 Rifle 7.62x54R 1941 Podolsk for sale
Russian Semi-Auto SVT-40 Rifle 7.62x54R 1941 Podolsk for sale
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Guns International #: 103126569
Category - Rifles - Russian
- Military Rifles - Non-US
Russian Semi-Auto SVT-40 Rifle 7.62x54R 1941 Podolsk
Description:
SVT-40-P: Russian Semi-Auto SVT-40 Rifle 7.62x54R 1941 Podolsk. This gun is an uncommon manufactured rifle with the most uncommon property marking of the rare Podolsk produced SVT-40 with the arrow within an oval. Numbers are matching except for the magazine, as some are the typical scribed numbers used during the refurbishment process. Rifle is totally intact with the correct cleaning rod and other parts. Bore is fair to good with some darkness and gray looking matter in the barrel, may clean up better. Rifling is visible throughout the bore but worn. Small CDI import marking! Unfired since imported into the U.S.!! Look at the pictures. This gun comes out of the personal collection of YooperJ. YooperJ has been an active collector of military guns for over 35 years. I have had this gun over 25 years and stored in a climate controlled environment. Most of these are one of a kind or a slight variation within a model. When they are gone, they’re GONE! A very uncommon variant!!!!
Payment by Certified funds ONLY (Cashier’s Check). If any other type of payment is received it must clear the bank before item is sent. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BUY. I try to answer e-mail as quickly as possible. As with all guns, this should be checked by a qualified gunsmith before use. By participating in this sale, the buyer agrees to release the seller from all liability, whether criminal or civil, arising from the purchase, ownership, possession, use or misuse of this item. Please don't buy if you can't or won't complete the deal. Make sure it's legal for you to purchase this firearm and it is legal to ship to your ffl. All laws, Federal, State and Local apply. Must ship to ffl holder, 01 ffl or 03 C&R on this one. I cannot ship C&R guns to residents of CA, DC, NJ or NYC area; they MUST ship to a regular FFL Dealer. Illinois customers MUST provide Firearms Owners ID card for all C&R firearms. Shipping and Insurance to lower 48 will be the ACTUAL amount charged by FedEx Ground. A copy of my 03 ffl will ship with the gun.
Information from WeaponSystems
The SVT-40 is a World War 2 era self-loading rifle of Soviet origin. Fedor Tokarev developed this rifle with the intention of it becoming the new standard issue rifle of the Soviet Union. It was used in large quantities during World War 2, but was never as ubiquitous as the Mosin-Nagant bolt-action rifle in Soviet service.
Design
The SVT-40 is a gas operated rifle with a short stroke-piston and a tilting bolt. The gas system is adjustable. The wooden stock features a traditional rifle grip.
Firepower
The SVT-40 uses the 7.62x54mm Russian cartridge from a 10 round magazine. The magazine is detachable, but the rifle can also be reloaded using 5 round stripper clips. The main feature of the SVT-40 is that it is a semi-automatic rifle. Despite the various minor issues this made the SVT-40 more combat effective than the bolt-action Mosin-Nagant.
Users
The main user of the SVT-40 was the USSR. Although intended to become the primary service rifle, it wasn't nearly as common as the Mosin-Nagant. The SVT-40 was often issued to specialist units, such as naval infantry and shock troops. Captured weapons were used by Finland and Nazi Germany. After World War 2 the SVT-40 was put in storage and replaced with the SKS. During the early stages of the Cold War various Soviet allies also received SVT-40 rifles.
Soviet Union
Type
Self-loading rifle
Entered service
1940
Status
Obsolete
Development
Early 1930's - 1938
SVT-38
1939
SVT-40
Developer
Fedor Tokarev
Production
1939 - 1945
Producers
Soviet Union - Tula arsenal
Soviet Union - Izhmash
Number produced
About 150.000 SVT-38
About 1.4 million SVT-40
51.000 SVT-40 PU
Designations
SVT-40 / Samozaryadnaya Vintovka Tokareva, obrazets 1940 goda
Russian for "Tokarev self-loading rifle, model of 1940".
Sveta
Russian nickname
Selbstladegewehr 258(r)
Nazi German index for captured SVT-38
Selbstladegewehr 259(r)
Nazi German index for captured SVT-40
Notable users
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Finland
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
Manufacturer: Russian SVT-40 Podolsk
Model: SVT-40
Price: $3,995.00
Description:
SVT-40-P: Russian Semi-Auto SVT-40 Rifle 7.62x54R 1941 Podolsk. This gun is an uncommon manufactured rifle with the most uncommon property marking of the rare Podolsk produced SVT-40 with the arrow within an oval. Numbers are matching except for the magazine, as some are the typical scribed numbers used during the refurbishment process. Rifle is totally intact with the correct cleaning rod and other parts. Bore is fair to good with some darkness and gray looking matter in the barrel, may clean up better. Rifling is visible throughout the bore but worn. Small CDI import marking! Unfired since imported into the U.S.!! Look at the pictures. This gun comes out of the personal collection of YooperJ. YooperJ has been an active collector of military guns for over 35 years. I have had this gun over 25 years and stored in a climate controlled environment. Most of these are one of a kind or a slight variation within a model. When they are gone, they’re GONE! A very uncommon variant!!!!
Payment by Certified funds ONLY (Cashier’s Check). If any other type of payment is received it must clear the bank before item is sent. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BUY. I try to answer e-mail as quickly as possible. As with all guns, this should be checked by a qualified gunsmith before use. By participating in this sale, the buyer agrees to release the seller from all liability, whether criminal or civil, arising from the purchase, ownership, possession, use or misuse of this item. Please don't buy if you can't or won't complete the deal. Make sure it's legal for you to purchase this firearm and it is legal to ship to your ffl. All laws, Federal, State and Local apply. Must ship to ffl holder, 01 ffl or 03 C&R on this one. I cannot ship C&R guns to residents of CA, DC, NJ or NYC area; they MUST ship to a regular FFL Dealer. Illinois customers MUST provide Firearms Owners ID card for all C&R firearms. Shipping and Insurance to lower 48 will be the ACTUAL amount charged by FedEx Ground. A copy of my 03 ffl will ship with the gun.
Information from WeaponSystems
The SVT-40 is a World War 2 era self-loading rifle of Soviet origin. Fedor Tokarev developed this rifle with the intention of it becoming the new standard issue rifle of the Soviet Union. It was used in large quantities during World War 2, but was never as ubiquitous as the Mosin-Nagant bolt-action rifle in Soviet service.
Design
The SVT-40 is a gas operated rifle with a short stroke-piston and a tilting bolt. The gas system is adjustable. The wooden stock features a traditional rifle grip.
Firepower
The SVT-40 uses the 7.62x54mm Russian cartridge from a 10 round magazine. The magazine is detachable, but the rifle can also be reloaded using 5 round stripper clips. The main feature of the SVT-40 is that it is a semi-automatic rifle. Despite the various minor issues this made the SVT-40 more combat effective than the bolt-action Mosin-Nagant.
Users
The main user of the SVT-40 was the USSR. Although intended to become the primary service rifle, it wasn't nearly as common as the Mosin-Nagant. The SVT-40 was often issued to specialist units, such as naval infantry and shock troops. Captured weapons were used by Finland and Nazi Germany. After World War 2 the SVT-40 was put in storage and replaced with the SKS. During the early stages of the Cold War various Soviet allies also received SVT-40 rifles.
Soviet Union
Type
Self-loading rifle
Entered service
1940
Status
Obsolete
Development
Early 1930's - 1938
SVT-38
1939
SVT-40
Developer
Fedor Tokarev
Production
1939 - 1945
Producers
Soviet Union - Tula arsenal
Soviet Union - Izhmash
Number produced
About 150.000 SVT-38
About 1.4 million SVT-40
51.000 SVT-40 PU
Designations
SVT-40 / Samozaryadnaya Vintovka Tokareva, obrazets 1940 goda
Russian for "Tokarev self-loading rifle, model of 1940".
Sveta
Russian nickname
Selbstladegewehr 258(r)
Nazi German index for captured SVT-38
Selbstladegewehr 259(r)
Nazi German index for captured SVT-40
Notable users
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Finland
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
Manufacturer: Russian SVT-40 Podolsk
Model: SVT-40
Price: $3,995.00
Contact Seller
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Guns International #: 103126569
Category - Rifles - Russian
- Military Rifles - Non-US
Russian Semi-Auto SVT-40 Rifle 7.62x54R 1941 Podolsk
Description: SVT-40-P: Russian Semi-Auto SVT-40 Rifle 7.62x54R 1941 Podolsk. This gun is an uncommon manufactured rifle with the most uncommon property marking of the rare Podolsk produced SVT-40 with the arrow within an oval. Numbers are matching except for the magazine, as some are the typical scribed numbers used during the refurbishment process. Rifle is totally intact with the correct cleaning rod and other parts. Bore is fair to good with some darkness and gray looking matter in the barrel, may clean up better. Rifling is visible throughout the bore but worn. Small CDI import marking! Unfired since imported into the U.S.!! Look at the pictures. This gun comes out of the personal collection of YooperJ. YooperJ has been an active collector of military guns for over 35 years. I have had this gun over 25 years and stored in a climate controlled environment. Most of these are one of a kind or a slight variation within a model. When they are gone, they’re GONE! A very uncommon variant!!!! Payment by Certified funds ONLY (Cashier’s Check). If any other type of payment is received it must clear the bank before item is sent. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BUY. I try to answer e-mail as quickly as possible. As with all guns, this should be checked by a qualified gunsmith before use. By participating in this sale, the buyer agrees to release the seller from all liability, whether criminal or civil, arising from the purchase, ownership, possession, use or misuse of this item. Please don't buy if you can't or won't complete the deal. Make sure it's legal for you to purchase this firearm and it is legal to ship to your ffl. All laws, Federal, State and Local apply. Must ship to ffl holder, 01 ffl or 03 C&R on this one. I cannot ship C&R guns to residents of CA, DC, NJ or NYC area; they MUST ship to a regular FFL Dealer. Illinois customers MUST provide Firearms Owners ID card for all C&R firearms. Shipping and Insurance to lower 48 will be the ACTUAL amount charged by FedEx Ground. A copy of my 03 ffl will ship with the gun. Information from WeaponSystems The SVT-40 is a World War 2 era self-loading rifle of Soviet origin. Fedor Tokarev developed this rifle with the intention of it becoming the new standard issue rifle of the Soviet Union. It was used in large quantities during World War 2, but was never as ubiquitous as the Mosin-Nagant bolt-action rifle in Soviet service. Design The SVT-40 is a gas operated rifle with a short stroke-piston and a tilting bolt. The gas system is adjustable. The wooden stock features a traditional rifle grip. Firepower The SVT-40 uses the 7.62x54mm Russian cartridge from a 10 round magazine. The magazine is detachable, but the rifle can also be reloaded using 5 round stripper clips. The main feature of the SVT-40 is that it is a semi-automatic rifle. Despite the various minor issues this made the SVT-40 more combat effective than the bolt-action Mosin-Nagant. Users The main user of the SVT-40 was the USSR. Although intended to become the primary service rifle, it wasn't nearly as common as the Mosin-Nagant. The SVT-40 was often issued to specialist units, such as naval infantry and shock troops. Captured weapons were used by Finland and Nazi Germany. After World War 2 the SVT-40 was put in storage and replaced with the SKS. During the early stages of the Cold War various Soviet allies also received SVT-40 rifles. Soviet Union Type Self-loading rifle Entered service 1940 Status Obsolete Development Early 1930's - 1938 SVT-38 1939 SVT-40 Developer Fedor Tokarev Production 1939 - 1945 Producers Soviet Union - Tula arsenal Soviet Union - Izhmash Number produced About 150.000 SVT-38 About 1.4 million SVT-40 51.000 SVT-40 PU Designations SVT-40 / Samozaryadnaya Vintovka Tokareva, obrazets 1940 goda Russian for "Tokarev self-loading rifle, model of 1940". Sveta Russian nickname Selbstladegewehr 258(r) Nazi German index for captured SVT-38 Selbstladegewehr 259(r) Nazi German index for captured SVT-40 Notable users Soviet Union Nazi Germany Finland Curio/Relic: Yes Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR Manufacturer: Russian SVT-40 Podolsk Model: SVT-40 Price: $3,995.00 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 103126569
Category - Rifles - Russian
- Military Rifles - Non-US
Russian Semi-Auto SVT-40 Rifle 7.62x54R 1941 Podolsk
Description:
SVT-40-P: Russian Semi-Auto SVT-40 Rifle 7.62x54R 1941 Podolsk. This gun is an uncommon manufactured rifle with the most uncommon property marking of the rare Podolsk produced SVT-40 with the arrow within an oval. Numbers are matching except for the magazine, as some are the typical scribed numbers used during the refurbishment process. Rifle is totally intact with the correct cleaning rod and other parts. Bore is fair to good with some darkness and gray looking matter in the barrel, may clean up better. Rifling is visible throughout the bore but worn. Small CDI import marking! Unfired since imported into the U.S.!! Look at the pictures. This gun comes out of the personal collection of YooperJ. YooperJ has been an active collector of military guns for over 35 years. I have had this gun over 25 years and stored in a climate controlled environment. Most of these are one of a kind or a slight variation within a model. When they are gone, they’re GONE! A very uncommon variant!!!!
Payment by Certified funds ONLY (Cashier’s Check). If any other type of payment is received it must clear the bank before item is sent. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BUY. I try to answer e-mail as quickly as possible. As with all guns, this should be checked by a qualified gunsmith before use. By participating in this sale, the buyer agrees to release the seller from all liability, whether criminal or civil, arising from the purchase, ownership, possession, use or misuse of this item. Please don't buy if you can't or won't complete the deal. Make sure it's legal for you to purchase this firearm and it is legal to ship to your ffl. All laws, Federal, State and Local apply. Must ship to ffl holder, 01 ffl or 03 C&R on this one. I cannot ship C&R guns to residents of CA, DC, NJ or NYC area; they MUST ship to a regular FFL Dealer. Illinois customers MUST provide Firearms Owners ID card for all C&R firearms. Shipping and Insurance to lower 48 will be the ACTUAL amount charged by FedEx Ground. A copy of my 03 ffl will ship with the gun.
Information from WeaponSystems
The SVT-40 is a World War 2 era self-loading rifle of Soviet origin. Fedor Tokarev developed this rifle with the intention of it becoming the new standard issue rifle of the Soviet Union. It was used in large quantities during World War 2, but was never as ubiquitous as the Mosin-Nagant bolt-action rifle in Soviet service.
Design
The SVT-40 is a gas operated rifle with a short stroke-piston and a tilting bolt. The gas system is adjustable. The wooden stock features a traditional rifle grip.
Firepower
The SVT-40 uses the 7.62x54mm Russian cartridge from a 10 round magazine. The magazine is detachable, but the rifle can also be reloaded using 5 round stripper clips. The main feature of the SVT-40 is that it is a semi-automatic rifle. Despite the various minor issues this made the SVT-40 more combat effective than the bolt-action Mosin-Nagant.
Users
The main user of the SVT-40 was the USSR. Although intended to become the primary service rifle, it wasn't nearly as common as the Mosin-Nagant. The SVT-40 was often issued to specialist units, such as naval infantry and shock troops. Captured weapons were used by Finland and Nazi Germany. After World War 2 the SVT-40 was put in storage and replaced with the SKS. During the early stages of the Cold War various Soviet allies also received SVT-40 rifles.
Soviet Union
Type
Self-loading rifle
Entered service
1940
Status
Obsolete
Development
Early 1930's - 1938
SVT-38
1939
SVT-40
Developer
Fedor Tokarev
Production
1939 - 1945
Producers
Soviet Union - Tula arsenal
Soviet Union - Izhmash
Number produced
About 150.000 SVT-38
About 1.4 million SVT-40
51.000 SVT-40 PU
Designations
SVT-40 / Samozaryadnaya Vintovka Tokareva, obrazets 1940 goda
Russian for "Tokarev self-loading rifle, model of 1940".
Sveta
Russian nickname
Selbstladegewehr 258(r)
Nazi German index for captured SVT-38
Selbstladegewehr 259(r)
Nazi German index for captured SVT-40
Notable users
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Finland
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
Manufacturer: Russian SVT-40 Podolsk
Model: SVT-40
Price: $3,995.00
Description:
SVT-40-P: Russian Semi-Auto SVT-40 Rifle 7.62x54R 1941 Podolsk. This gun is an uncommon manufactured rifle with the most uncommon property marking of the rare Podolsk produced SVT-40 with the arrow within an oval. Numbers are matching except for the magazine, as some are the typical scribed numbers used during the refurbishment process. Rifle is totally intact with the correct cleaning rod and other parts. Bore is fair to good with some darkness and gray looking matter in the barrel, may clean up better. Rifling is visible throughout the bore but worn. Small CDI import marking! Unfired since imported into the U.S.!! Look at the pictures. This gun comes out of the personal collection of YooperJ. YooperJ has been an active collector of military guns for over 35 years. I have had this gun over 25 years and stored in a climate controlled environment. Most of these are one of a kind or a slight variation within a model. When they are gone, they’re GONE! A very uncommon variant!!!!
Payment by Certified funds ONLY (Cashier’s Check). If any other type of payment is received it must clear the bank before item is sent. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BUY. I try to answer e-mail as quickly as possible. As with all guns, this should be checked by a qualified gunsmith before use. By participating in this sale, the buyer agrees to release the seller from all liability, whether criminal or civil, arising from the purchase, ownership, possession, use or misuse of this item. Please don't buy if you can't or won't complete the deal. Make sure it's legal for you to purchase this firearm and it is legal to ship to your ffl. All laws, Federal, State and Local apply. Must ship to ffl holder, 01 ffl or 03 C&R on this one. I cannot ship C&R guns to residents of CA, DC, NJ or NYC area; they MUST ship to a regular FFL Dealer. Illinois customers MUST provide Firearms Owners ID card for all C&R firearms. Shipping and Insurance to lower 48 will be the ACTUAL amount charged by FedEx Ground. A copy of my 03 ffl will ship with the gun.
Information from WeaponSystems
The SVT-40 is a World War 2 era self-loading rifle of Soviet origin. Fedor Tokarev developed this rifle with the intention of it becoming the new standard issue rifle of the Soviet Union. It was used in large quantities during World War 2, but was never as ubiquitous as the Mosin-Nagant bolt-action rifle in Soviet service.
Design
The SVT-40 is a gas operated rifle with a short stroke-piston and a tilting bolt. The gas system is adjustable. The wooden stock features a traditional rifle grip.
Firepower
The SVT-40 uses the 7.62x54mm Russian cartridge from a 10 round magazine. The magazine is detachable, but the rifle can also be reloaded using 5 round stripper clips. The main feature of the SVT-40 is that it is a semi-automatic rifle. Despite the various minor issues this made the SVT-40 more combat effective than the bolt-action Mosin-Nagant.
Users
The main user of the SVT-40 was the USSR. Although intended to become the primary service rifle, it wasn't nearly as common as the Mosin-Nagant. The SVT-40 was often issued to specialist units, such as naval infantry and shock troops. Captured weapons were used by Finland and Nazi Germany. After World War 2 the SVT-40 was put in storage and replaced with the SKS. During the early stages of the Cold War various Soviet allies also received SVT-40 rifles.
Soviet Union
Type
Self-loading rifle
Entered service
1940
Status
Obsolete
Development
Early 1930's - 1938
SVT-38
1939
SVT-40
Developer
Fedor Tokarev
Production
1939 - 1945
Producers
Soviet Union - Tula arsenal
Soviet Union - Izhmash
Number produced
About 150.000 SVT-38
About 1.4 million SVT-40
51.000 SVT-40 PU
Designations
SVT-40 / Samozaryadnaya Vintovka Tokareva, obrazets 1940 goda
Russian for "Tokarev self-loading rifle, model of 1940".
Sveta
Russian nickname
Selbstladegewehr 258(r)
Nazi German index for captured SVT-38
Selbstladegewehr 259(r)
Nazi German index for captured SVT-40
Notable users
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Finland
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
Manufacturer: Russian SVT-40 Podolsk
Model: SVT-40
Price: $3,995.00
Guns International #: 103126569
Guns International #: 103126569
Category - Rifles - Russian
- Military Rifles - Non-US
Russian Semi-Auto SVT-40 Rifle 7.62x54R 1941 Podolsk
Description:
SVT-40-P: Russian Semi-Auto SVT-40 Rifle 7.62x54R 1941 Podolsk. This gun is an uncommon manufactured rifle with the most uncommon property marking of the rare Podolsk produced SVT-40 with the arrow within an oval. Numbers are matching except for the magazine, as some are the typical scribed numbers used during the refurbishment process. Rifle is totally intact with the correct cleaning rod and other parts. Bore is fair to good with some darkness and gray looking matter in the barrel, may clean up better. Rifling is visible throughout the bore but worn. Small CDI import marking! Unfired since imported into the U.S.!! Look at the pictures. This gun comes out of the personal collection of YooperJ. YooperJ has been an active collector of military guns for over 35 years. I have had this gun over 25 years and stored in a climate controlled environment. Most of these are one of a kind or a slight variation within a model. When they are gone, they’re GONE! A very uncommon variant!!!!
Payment by Certified funds ONLY (Cashier’s Check). If any other type of payment is received it must clear the bank before item is sent. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BUY. I try to answer e-mail as quickly as possible. As with all guns, this should be checked by a qualified gunsmith before use. By participating in this sale, the buyer agrees to release the seller from all liability, whether criminal or civil, arising from the purchase, ownership, possession, use or misuse of this item. Please don't buy if you can't or won't complete the deal. Make sure it's legal for you to purchase this firearm and it is legal to ship to your ffl. All laws, Federal, State and Local apply. Must ship to ffl holder, 01 ffl or 03 C&R on this one. I cannot ship C&R guns to residents of CA, DC, NJ or NYC area; they MUST ship to a regular FFL Dealer. Illinois customers MUST provide Firearms Owners ID card for all C&R firearms. Shipping and Insurance to lower 48 will be the ACTUAL amount charged by FedEx Ground. A copy of my 03 ffl will ship with the gun.
Information from WeaponSystems
The SVT-40 is a World War 2 era self-loading rifle of Soviet origin. Fedor Tokarev developed this rifle with the intention of it becoming the new standard issue rifle of the Soviet Union. It was used in large quantities during World War 2, but was never as ubiquitous as the Mosin-Nagant bolt-action rifle in Soviet service.
Design
The SVT-40 is a gas operated rifle with a short stroke-piston and a tilting bolt. The gas system is adjustable. The wooden stock features a traditional rifle grip.
Firepower
The SVT-40 uses the 7.62x54mm Russian cartridge from a 10 round magazine. The magazine is detachable, but the rifle can also be reloaded using 5 round stripper clips. The main feature of the SVT-40 is that it is a semi-automatic rifle. Despite the various minor issues this made the SVT-40 more combat effective than the bolt-action Mosin-Nagant.
Users
The main user of the SVT-40 was the USSR. Although intended to become the primary service rifle, it wasn't nearly as common as the Mosin-Nagant. The SVT-40 was often issued to specialist units, such as naval infantry and shock troops. Captured weapons were used by Finland and Nazi Germany. After World War 2 the SVT-40 was put in storage and replaced with the SKS. During the early stages of the Cold War various Soviet allies also received SVT-40 rifles.
Soviet Union
Type
Self-loading rifle
Entered service
1940
Status
Obsolete
Development
Early 1930's - 1938
SVT-38
1939
SVT-40
Developer
Fedor Tokarev
Production
1939 - 1945
Producers
Soviet Union - Tula arsenal
Soviet Union - Izhmash
Number produced
About 150.000 SVT-38
About 1.4 million SVT-40
51.000 SVT-40 PU
Designations
SVT-40 / Samozaryadnaya Vintovka Tokareva, obrazets 1940 goda
Russian for "Tokarev self-loading rifle, model of 1940".
Sveta
Russian nickname
Selbstladegewehr 258(r)
Nazi German index for captured SVT-38
Selbstladegewehr 259(r)
Nazi German index for captured SVT-40
Notable users
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Finland
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
Manufacturer: Russian SVT-40 Podolsk
Model: SVT-40
Price: $3,995.00
Description:
SVT-40-P: Russian Semi-Auto SVT-40 Rifle 7.62x54R 1941 Podolsk. This gun is an uncommon manufactured rifle with the most uncommon property marking of the rare Podolsk produced SVT-40 with the arrow within an oval. Numbers are matching except for the magazine, as some are the typical scribed numbers used during the refurbishment process. Rifle is totally intact with the correct cleaning rod and other parts. Bore is fair to good with some darkness and gray looking matter in the barrel, may clean up better. Rifling is visible throughout the bore but worn. Small CDI import marking! Unfired since imported into the U.S.!! Look at the pictures. This gun comes out of the personal collection of YooperJ. YooperJ has been an active collector of military guns for over 35 years. I have had this gun over 25 years and stored in a climate controlled environment. Most of these are one of a kind or a slight variation within a model. When they are gone, they’re GONE! A very uncommon variant!!!!
Payment by Certified funds ONLY (Cashier’s Check). If any other type of payment is received it must clear the bank before item is sent. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BUY. I try to answer e-mail as quickly as possible. As with all guns, this should be checked by a qualified gunsmith before use. By participating in this sale, the buyer agrees to release the seller from all liability, whether criminal or civil, arising from the purchase, ownership, possession, use or misuse of this item. Please don't buy if you can't or won't complete the deal. Make sure it's legal for you to purchase this firearm and it is legal to ship to your ffl. All laws, Federal, State and Local apply. Must ship to ffl holder, 01 ffl or 03 C&R on this one. I cannot ship C&R guns to residents of CA, DC, NJ or NYC area; they MUST ship to a regular FFL Dealer. Illinois customers MUST provide Firearms Owners ID card for all C&R firearms. Shipping and Insurance to lower 48 will be the ACTUAL amount charged by FedEx Ground. A copy of my 03 ffl will ship with the gun.
Information from WeaponSystems
The SVT-40 is a World War 2 era self-loading rifle of Soviet origin. Fedor Tokarev developed this rifle with the intention of it becoming the new standard issue rifle of the Soviet Union. It was used in large quantities during World War 2, but was never as ubiquitous as the Mosin-Nagant bolt-action rifle in Soviet service.
Design
The SVT-40 is a gas operated rifle with a short stroke-piston and a tilting bolt. The gas system is adjustable. The wooden stock features a traditional rifle grip.
Firepower
The SVT-40 uses the 7.62x54mm Russian cartridge from a 10 round magazine. The magazine is detachable, but the rifle can also be reloaded using 5 round stripper clips. The main feature of the SVT-40 is that it is a semi-automatic rifle. Despite the various minor issues this made the SVT-40 more combat effective than the bolt-action Mosin-Nagant.
Users
The main user of the SVT-40 was the USSR. Although intended to become the primary service rifle, it wasn't nearly as common as the Mosin-Nagant. The SVT-40 was often issued to specialist units, such as naval infantry and shock troops. Captured weapons were used by Finland and Nazi Germany. After World War 2 the SVT-40 was put in storage and replaced with the SKS. During the early stages of the Cold War various Soviet allies also received SVT-40 rifles.
Soviet Union
Type
Self-loading rifle
Entered service
1940
Status
Obsolete
Development
Early 1930's - 1938
SVT-38
1939
SVT-40
Developer
Fedor Tokarev
Production
1939 - 1945
Producers
Soviet Union - Tula arsenal
Soviet Union - Izhmash
Number produced
About 150.000 SVT-38
About 1.4 million SVT-40
51.000 SVT-40 PU
Designations
SVT-40 / Samozaryadnaya Vintovka Tokareva, obrazets 1940 goda
Russian for "Tokarev self-loading rifle, model of 1940".
Sveta
Russian nickname
Selbstladegewehr 258(r)
Nazi German index for captured SVT-38
Selbstladegewehr 259(r)
Nazi German index for captured SVT-40
Notable users
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Finland
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
Manufacturer: Russian SVT-40 Podolsk
Model: SVT-40
Price: $3,995.00
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