7.62x25 Tokarev expected? Factory and Surplus?

[dagtaph]

thanks for quick response. I also would like to ask if you know how can i tell apart Chinese military SKS from regular Chinese sks for civilian market. thank you in advance.

[dagtaph]

They're for vampires and werewolves of course.

)i wish. are there any advantages to them? I have heard they might be a bit more accurate.

[Kveldulf]

They're for vampires and werewolves of course.

Then I guess they're useless for the coming Zombie Apocalypse.

[CanAm]

thanks for quick response. I also would like to ask if you know how can i tell apart Chinese military SKS from regular Chinese sks for civilian market. thank you in advance.

civi will generally say norinco, etc, vs simpler marking or Chinese characters for military

[dealwithit]

They're for vampires and werewolves of course.

Yah geeze haven't you seen the underworld flicks? They've pestered eastern Europe for a long time. Lol

[st1264]

Cool, some "silver" bullets would be cool, tell all my horror movie friends that anyway... Bring em in, I'll buy.

[Anyad Pitchaya]

Cool, some "silver" bullets would be cool, tell all my horror movie friends that anyway... Bring em in, I'll buy.

I am just going through a 2280 case of Tokarev milsurp, and there have been a few boxes with 'silver' bullets with brass casings. Out of about 100, 18 of them were ftf's. No probs with the steel cased copper washed bullet cartridges.

YMMV, IMHO

[st1264]

I was wondering about the 1950's production... what is the life expectancy of this type of ammunition? It's 60 years old.

[dagtaph]

i started having ftf with silver bullet/brass casings too. No problem with steel casings so far. Rounds with with copper bullets and steel casings are noticably more accurate to boot.

[F-Tang]

They're for vampires and werewolves of course.

Hey, Hornady's already got the zombie ammo, why not werewolf and vampire ammo too?