1895 Russian Nagant MK3 Full Custom

Published on October 3, 2025
Duration: 2:26

This video details a full custom build on a Russian 1895 Nagant revolver, transforming it into a suppressor-ready firearm. Key modifications include a 'fits cut' requiring internal welding, barrel threading for suppressors, custom optic mounting, a bobbed hammer, and a refined trigger job. The firearm is finished with Graphite Black Cerakote, highlighting its unique capabilities for suppressed shooting.

Quick Summary

The 1895 Russian Nagant is uniquely designed for suppressed fire because its cylinder advances to seal against the barrel when the hammer is cocked or the trigger is pulled, effectively closing the cylinder gap and trapping gas.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Custom 1895 Nagant
  2. 00:08Caliber: 7.62x38R
  3. 00:15Suppressor Capability Explained
  4. 00:34Full 'Fits Cut' Modification
  5. 00:51Barrel Threading for Suppressor
  6. 01:10Graphite Black Cerakote Finish
  7. 01:12Custom Optic Mount (EPS Carry)
  8. 01:21Bobbed Hammer Feature
  9. 01:31How the Nagant Seals for Suppression
  10. 01:52Custom Trigger Job
  11. 02:18Conclusion and Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the 1895 Russian Nagant unique for suppressed fire?

The 1895 Nagant is uniquely capable of being suppressed because its cylinder moves forward to seal against the barrel when the hammer is cocked or the trigger is pulled. This action closes the cylinder gap, trapping gas and significantly reducing sound without external devices.

What modifications were made to this 1895 Nagant?

This 1895 Nagant underwent a full custom build, including a 'fits cut' requiring internal welding, barrel threading for suppressor attachment, a custom mount for an EPS Carry optic, a bobbed hammer, and a custom trigger job for a lighter pull. It's finished in Graphite Black Cerakote.

How is the cylinder gap sealed on a suppressed 1895 Nagant?

The Nagant's design inherently seals the cylinder gap. When the hammer is cocked or the trigger is pulled, the cylinder advances, creating a seal against the barrel. This prevents gas from escaping, which is crucial for effective suppression.

What is a 'fits cut' and why is it difficult on a Nagant?

A 'fits cut' is a custom modification to a firearm's frame. On the 1895 Nagant, it's challenging because the trigger guard is a separate piece held by screws. Cutting this area requires internal welding to maintain structural integrity and prevent the guard from becoming loose.

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