Searching for a TT-33 Tokarev? This is a fully legal 1:1 scale airsoft replica — the same silhouette, size and feel as the historic weapon, but no firearms permit required in most EU countries. Owning a real TT-33 Tokarev typically means a certified gun safe, background checks and €1,500–€4,000+ for a collectable original. This replica costs a fraction of that, ships across the EU, and is the fastest legal way to own an accurate copy of this gun for display, historical re-enactment, airsoft skirmish, or as a learning piece. Note: airsoft laws vary by country — it is the buyer's responsibility to confirm that owning an airsoft replica is legal where they live before purchasing.
Fyodor Tokarev's Soviet sidearm
The TT-33 Tokarev — Tula Tokarev, model 1933 — was the standard Soviet military sidearm from 1933 through the Second World War and well into the Cold War. Designed by Fyodor Tokarev (the same engineer behind the SVT-40 battle rifle), it replaced the venerable Nagant M1895 revolver and was prized for its high-velocity 7.62×25 mm cartridge and slim, easy-to-carry silhouette. Carried by Red Army officers, NKVD agents and Soviet tank crews from Stalingrad to Berlin, the TT became one of the most recognisable handguns of the Eastern Front.
This airsoft GBB pistol reproduces the original in a full-metal build with green-gas blowback for realistic cycling. Chrono sits around 280-320 FPS (~0.73 J), feeding from an 11-round metal magazine.
- Historic name: TT-33 (Tula Tokarev, 1933)
- Era: Soviet WWII & Cold War sidearm, 1933-1952+
- Designer: Fyodor Tokarev
- Original cartridge: 7.62×25 mm Tokarev
- Type: Green gas airsoft pistol with blowback
- Body: Full metal
- Magazine: 11-rd metal
- Velocity: ~280-320 FPS / 0.73 J (0.20 g BB)
- Inner barrel: 100 mm
- Length: 195 mm
- Weight: 610 g
- Calibre: 6 mm BB
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