Any new handguns use 7.62x25??
Are there any later design (I.E. Glock, etc) that use 7.62 Tokarev ammo?
My neighbor died and his wife gave me a bunch of his gun stuff -- including 6 cases of Tokarev ammo, but I can't stand the feel of the Tokarev and CZ52 guns.
Any modern designs out there?
My neighbor died and his wife gave me a bunch of his gun stuff -- including 6 cases of Tokarev ammo, but I can't stand the feel of the Tokarev and CZ52 guns.
Any modern designs out there?
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I think you're out of luck - unless you fancy the 7.62 mm M1895 Nagent revolver as a pretty slick handgun!
... the caliber works OK in the Mauser C-96, as well, but they, too, are an acquired taste handgun. I happen to like them but they haven't been exported since Adolph bit the big
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Thanks for the reply -- I was afraid you'd say that.
I guess I'll bite the bullet and buy a Tokarev.. bleh.0 -
There is at least one guy out there that converted a FAL to use the cartridge... mags from one of the smgs that used the caliber... 0 -
How about one of these? It's semi-auto!
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=86455276
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The Tokarev is an acquired taste. I now have six.
The grip sux but there are two alternative grip styles that change the rear angle. Marstar in Canada has them.0 -
quote:Originally posted by zipperzap
I think you're out of luck - unless you fancy the 7.62 mm M1895 Nagent revolver as a pretty slick handgun!
... the caliber works OK in the Mauser C-96, as well, but they, too, are an acquired taste handgun. I happen to like them but they haven't been exported since Adolph bit the big
one!
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No! Do not fire 7.62x25 in a Mauser! The pressure is way too much. And I can't even imagine someone thinking the Nagant Revolver is the same.0
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