WE TT-33

Short History

TT-30, commonly known as Tokarev, is a Soviet semi-automatic pistol designed by Fedor Tokarev in the 1930s to replace the classic revolver. This pistol has been and still is used worldwide with great success, thanks to its renowned reliability based on the simplicity of its construction. Interestingly, there was a Tokarev model manufactured in Romania in the 1950s, called TTC "Tokarev Cugir".

Exterior of the Replica

The replica is made entirely of metal. The grips are made of plastic and feature Soviet markings. The magazine release button is on the left side, as is the slide catch. Like the real firearm, this pistol is semi-automatic, meaning that with each pull of the trigger, a BB is fired and the next one is chambered. The sighting system is fixed but well-aligned. On the lower left side, there is a system for attaching a safety lanyard.

Interior of the Replica

The internal mechanisms are made of metal, contributing to good long-term reliability. The hop-up chamber allows for hop-up adjustment but only by removing the sleeve. The inner barrel has a diameter of 6.08mm and a length of 98mm. The energy developed with green gas is 0.9-1J. For optimal performance, we recommend using 0.25g BBs.

Power Supply

The replica comes with a gas-operated magazine with a capacity of 14 6mm plastic BBs. For optimal performance, we recommend using high-quality consumables and do not recommend using questionable quality consumables as they may damage the internal mechanisms.