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1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« on: April 21, 2021, 12:02:59 AM »
As promised on another thread, here is my recently purchased Izhevsk SVT-40.  Re-furbished (plum bolt and carrier) with matching serials on the metal and a Tula AVT-40 stock.  Hopefully get to test fire her soon.  Just got to the Denver area and have found there are several firing ranges nearby.  The gas tube is a bit pitted and I hope to find a replacement, though no luck yet.

As usual, my pictures aren't showing up as I took them.


























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Re: 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« Reply #1 on: April 21, 2021, 12:24:32 PM »
Yes. Pics look really good.
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Re: 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« Reply #2 on: April 21, 2021, 01:23:19 PM »
Lookin' really good Bac
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Re: 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« Reply #3 on: April 21, 2021, 01:42:03 PM »
As promised on another thread, here is my recently purchased Izhevsk SVT-40.  Re-furbished (plum bolt and carrier) with matching serials on the metal and a Tula AVT-40 stock.  Hopefully get to test fire her soon.  Just got to the Denver area and have found there are several firing ranges nearby.  The gas tube is a bit pitted and I hope to find a replacement, though no luck yet.

As usual, my pictures aren't showing up as I took them.






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Re: 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« Reply #4 on: April 21, 2021, 02:46:24 PM »
Nice score, congratulations!

Manufactured in August 1941 during the highest output year (and second of just two years) of SVT-40 production at Izhevsk, before they shut down that line in favor of M91/30 production.

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Re: 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« Reply #5 on: April 21, 2021, 03:29:54 PM »
Very nice Izhevsk SVT-40, congratulations!!

If you are interested in SVT-40, try to get an original 1940 Izhevsk, 1940 Izhevsk have some unique features.

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Re: 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« Reply #6 on: April 21, 2021, 03:31:31 PM »
As promised on another thread, here is my recently purchased Izhevsk SVT-40.  Re-furbished (plum bolt and carrier) with matching serials on the metal and a Tula AVT-40 stock.  Hopefully get to test fire her soon.  Just got to the Denver area and have found there are several firing ranges nearby.  The gas tube is a bit pitted and I hope to find a replacement, though no luck yet.

As usual, my pictures aren't showing up as I took them.






Question here - Is that checkered button the release for the bayonet?

Comment here - DANG, Brother! I'm seriously jealous.

No, it's for cleaning rod

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Re: 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« Reply #7 on: April 21, 2021, 03:34:58 PM »
As promised on another thread, here is my recently purchased Izhevsk SVT-40.  Re-furbished (plum bolt and carrier) with matching serials on the metal and a Tula AVT-40 stock.  Hopefully get to test fire her soon.  Just got to the Denver area and have found there are several firing ranges nearby.  The gas tube is a bit pitted and I hope to find a replacement, though no luck yet.

As usual, my pictures aren't showing up as I took them.


In addition, your SVT-40 is much much less common than many other 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40. Yours does not have scope rails on the receiver. Izhevsk without scope rails are quite rare.

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Re: 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« Reply #8 on: April 21, 2021, 05:23:06 PM »
Thanks all.
Larry, yes the button is checkered, but as pcke2000 said, it's for the cleaning rod.
Jon, thanks for the date.
pcke, I, too, noticed the lack of rail slots when I bought her.  I'd love to get a 1940, but I'm just glad I got this one for what I did. 
Bubbaz, Thanks.  I'm pleased with the clarity, but the orientation of some from what the original was have a tendency to bug me.
Anyone know of a source for the gas tube.  Mine is pitted, but looks serviceable.   All the same, I'd like to either replace it or have a spare.
I'm working on a trade with a good friend to get his Finnish capture.  He says it's a 1941, but he didn't provide a picture of the receiver top.  Just of the serial which I'll post in another thread.
Again, thanks all.

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Re: 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« Reply #9 on: April 22, 2021, 12:51:14 AM »
As promised on another thread, here is my recently purchased Izhevsk SVT-40.  Re-furbished (plum bolt and carrier) with matching serials on the metal and a Tula AVT-40 stock.  Hopefully get to test fire her soon.  Just got to the Denver area and have found there are several firing ranges nearby.  The gas tube is a bit pitted and I hope to find a replacement, though no luck yet.

As usual, my pictures aren't showing up as I took them.


Did you mean the gas piston or gas cylinder?

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Re: 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« Reply #10 on: April 22, 2021, 01:03:56 AM »
pcke, a lot of different names show up, but the gas piston would probably be the most appropriate, i.e., what the gas cup fits over.  I've saw that a bunch of stainless  steel ones were made (cup and piston sets), but I don't think they are still available.  Thanks!!

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Re: 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« Reply #11 on: April 22, 2021, 08:46:24 AM »
pcke, a lot of different names show up, but the gas piston would probably be the most appropriate, i.e., what the gas cup fits over.  I've saw that a bunch of stainless  steel ones were made (cup and piston sets), but I don't think they are still available.  Thanks!!

Roger. I see which part you were talking about. It seems like Numrich is the only major parts vendor with used gas pistons in stock. The webpage says they are pitted. Don't know if yours is better or worse than theirs.

I know people ordered multiple at a time, once received them, picked and kept the best one and returned all others.

My suggestion, always keep your current one. Is there an e-penciled serial on the gas piston? Normally Soviet refurbs have e-penciled serial on gas cup and gas piston, and sometimes even on gas regulator (gas nut).

For some reason, Soviet refurbs have more serialized parts than originals.

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Re: 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« Reply #12 on: April 24, 2021, 10:52:34 AM »
That looks great!  Nice rifle sir!

Those are cool...far more interesting than a new AR.

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Re: 1941 Izhevsk SVT-40
« Reply #13 on: April 24, 2021, 07:38:03 PM »
Very nice, Bruce!