MacMakarov
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I wanted to post an image of the Makarov I have had trouble identifying. Not being a computer whiz I will give the address here and see what happens!
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1518677&a=11479378&p=40488940&Sequence=0&res=high
Any thoughts out there in cyberspace? If you are particularly curious or need additional information I can always e-mail you jpegs.
Some leads have indicated this may be Russian Military Issue. The lower case "y" is the Cyrillic letter "U". The "U" standing for ubechnii or "training". There is also a circle within a diamond/square stamped on both the frame and slide. Following a field stripping many of the internal parts are marked with "K" followed by a number. There are also several lower case "m" s here and there.
Serial numbers AZ 3891 match.
The pistol is import stamped "CAI ST ALB ST" "GERMANY" "9MM MAK" and "CZECH".
Bought this three days ago, cleaned it up and fired it last night at the range. Great accuracy, tight groups, no problems. Could this be love?
Thanks for looking and for your assistance.
Mac
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1518677&a=11479378&p=40488940&Sequence=0&res=high
Any thoughts out there in cyberspace? If you are particularly curious or need additional information I can always e-mail you jpegs.
Some leads have indicated this may be Russian Military Issue. The lower case "y" is the Cyrillic letter "U". The "U" standing for ubechnii or "training". There is also a circle within a diamond/square stamped on both the frame and slide. Following a field stripping many of the internal parts are marked with "K" followed by a number. There are also several lower case "m" s here and there.
Serial numbers AZ 3891 match.
The pistol is import stamped "CAI ST ALB ST" "GERMANY" "9MM MAK" and "CZECH".
Bought this three days ago, cleaned it up and fired it last night at the range. Great accuracy, tight groups, no problems. Could this be love?
Thanks for looking and for your assistance.
Mac