win 94 clone in 762x25

[surplusshooter]

Hey, is there any chance of having a Norinco-made win 94 clone made chambered in 762x25? I would love one and judging by the large number of people asking for a 762x25 rifle, I imagine they would sell fast if it could be done.

[bsrcuda]

Why?

[7.62xfun]

i said why at first too. but then thinking about it the price of x25. a win 94 clone in it would be quite fun. youd have quite a mag cap. if the barrel could be stainless that would really amp up the fun

[slicknick]

Buying a Rossi in .357 Magnum would likely get you better performance without the hassle of doing R&D on feeding rimless ammo through a tube-fed lever action.

[Robert Nicholson]

Love the idea! Will buy one if I get the chance, but if not, I definetly want the .357 one day.

[trebor2880]

7.62x25 ammo is mostly corrosive, no? I'd hate to disassemble a Win.94 clone for cleaning on a regular basis. Stainless steel barrel or not, to prevent rust after shooting corrosive ammo the guts gotta get a cleaning to.

[boobooman]

I would buy one if the cycled well. 7.62 by 25 is real cheap to buy. Doesn't even have to be the greatest accuracy but yes, would be fun to shoot.

[mspben]

I have been looking for something cool in 7.62x25 for a long time. This would be pretty cool.

Ben

[Robert Nicholson]

X25 is available from Norinco in Non-corrosive for $18 per 50 so that is not a problem. However, I would shoot corrosive and just spray the action
with WD-40 afterwards because there won't be as much residue coming back from the chamber of a non-semi-auto.

The advantage that I see with 7.62x25 over, say, 9mm is the higher velocity and lower BC for shooting out to 100m.

[ryroru]

Buying a Rossi in .357 Magnum would likely get you better performance without the hassle of doing R&D on feeding rimless ammo through a tube-fed lever action.

I mean I love the idea and would buy one immediately if it worked (be awesome for plinking) but this ^ is a good point.