TULA M95

The Model 95 revolver from Russia refers to the famous Nagant M1895 (often shortened to "M95" or "Model 95" in historical and collector contexts), the iconic gas-seal revolver adopted by the Russian Empire in 1895. Designed by Belgian brothers Emile and Leon Nagant (the same family behind the Mosin-Nagant rifle), it was initially produced in Belgium, but manufacturing rights were sold to Russia in 1898, with production shifting to the Tula Arsenal (and later Izhevsk), where millions were made fr