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Hello,
Just wondering if the 7.62x25 tokarev ammo is steel core or steel jacketed? Looking for tokarev ammo to shoot at the range and can't have steel.
Thanks
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Hello,
Just wondering if the 7.62x25 tokarev ammo is steel core or steel jacketed? Looking for tokarev ammo to shoot at the range and can't have steel.
Thanks
Most definitely steel core in the czech stuff. makes great spark show when it hits the steel backs in an indoor range. Found several steel cores in the dirt too.
Surplus is steel core, if you want to shoot 7.62x25 indoors than you'll have to buy newly manufactured ammo. Stuff like the PPU 7.62x25 is lead core FMJ.
Hungarian surplus I have is lead core, steel jackets.
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The range nearest me does not allow steel anything. Jacket or core. All has to be non steel. Its looking like i bought a pistol i will never be able ti shoot.
.....there are outdoor ranges too you know. Its not the end of the world lol.
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I know its not haha. Its just the outdoor range requires me to know a member that has been there a year. Well i am new and dont know anbody so its a bummer
If you can find some Soviet surplus in brass cases, it's lead core
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czech is both. prvi is copper/lead
ranges in this country need to step up their game. They must be using scrap metal for backstops.
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