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Historical era
TT 1941 NBB
The most famous Soviet World War II era gun.
The most famous Soviet World War II era gun. TT 1941 NBB looks more like earlier TT guns of the pre-war years. The handles imitate wooden handles. For a long time the original model and its variations were used in the Soviet Army as well as a number countries in the socialist camp. Due to its simplicity, power, and precision, this model won the admiration of soldiers and became truly legendary.
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TT 1941 NBB
Metal
| Metal |
| Metal |
| Steel BB |
| .177 | 4,5mm |
| Sliding button |
| 394fps |
| 18 |
| 1.37lbs |
| 7 5/8in |
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Gletcher Models
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