Manufacturer: Russian TOZ (Tula)Model / Generation: T03-78-01Caliber. It is in excellent condition and has a handsome reddish brown stock.
Made in the Tula Arms Plant, it features a 10rd detachable magazine, manual safety, and sling mounts. I have removed the main bolt attaching the receiver to the stock but the rear of the receiver/bolt assembly seems to be stuck in the rear of the stock.Russian TOZ T03-78-01 Bolt Action Rifle in 22LRThis striking looker plinker hails from Russia. One other question: I have a 17-01 that I would like to dissemble to clean and check for other markings. I have removed the main bolt attaching the receiver to the stock but the rear of the receiver/bolt assembly seems to be stuck in the rear of the stock. However the TOZ-17 series does not give us production dates.ĭoes anyone on the Forum have more information on the production dates of the -17 series of rifles? The TOZ-8 series history does give production dates and would appear to be C&R rifles. The TOZ-78 series is similar in that the page give design dates of 1986-1987.Ĭlearly the 78 series of rifles being designed well after the C&R 50 year cutoff date is not C&R. The TOZ-17 series was designed in 1956-1957 but does not give production dates. The TOZ-8 series was produced from 1932 to the late 1950's. Interestingly the production dates vary by group. This may be incorrect because there is another section on this page just for the -78.), and the TOZ-78 (included are the Models -78-01, 78-04, 78-05, and 78-06). This page separates the rifles into the TOZ-8 (included are the Models 8, 8M, 8OPF, 9, 11, 12, 12OPF, and 16), The TOZ-17 Included are the models 17, 17-01, 18, and 78. Ultimately I did a search and found a Wikipedia page that included the history of all the TOZ models.
I recently acquired a Mod 17-01 and wanted to know if I could list it on my C&R record book. Question to the experts: Do the TOZ series of 22 cal.
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