Originally Posted by OldWays
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Correct!
Si vis pacem, para bellum
REAPER
I have access to inexpensive 9mm and occasionally shoot at a range that only allows "green" ammo. Not interested in getting one in 7.62x25mm.
John is busy and I don't mind waiting for a response. I'm very patient.
Just saw another thread appear on Norinco Tokarevs from a couple of months ago. John replied they are on back order.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum...-Tokarev-avail
John 's probably at ShotShow like everybody else. I bought a norc tok 9mm years ago from another dealer for 125$ they are discontinued now...
No I didn't, I got a the Polish one in 7.62x25, not a Chinese one in 9mm.
Loving it all the same.
666th post!
Some of us would rather shoot 9mm non-corrosive ammo, because we're too lazy to clean our guns after every use.
I'll take 1 or maybe 2, have a couple of 9mm mags already!!
There were at least two different styles of Tok-9mm mags too. The internally spaced and then the narrower ones that had the spacer on the magwell.
My M213 9mm has the spacers in the mag & my M58 9mm Tokagypt is an in magwell spacer . . . or I've got them mixed around but you get what I mean
"Well hello Mister Fancypants. I've got news for you pal, you ain't leadin' but two things, right now: Jack and s**t... and Jack left town."
Ya forget the 9mm conversion. For the money if rather have another gun in that calibre. Ill take a 9mm chinese Tokarev for $199 in a second.
I like pistols
The Polish guns in the country are very good ,New in the box surp.Excellent shape and not a bad trigger compared to the Norinco that have been for sale in the last few years.I have both.
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