Just Got My Russian Tokarev 7.62x25.

st1264 said:
Corrosive or non-corrosive FMJ. That's all I know of. You probably need the new factory ammo as it doesn't contain steel. If you think it's too expensive to feed, the TT33 might not be for you.
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Thanks st1264... I just want to buy a few boxes of non FMJ for the indoor, then when it warms up and the snow goes I'll get a crate of surplus for the outdoor range.
 
I have 5 of the T33s 2 0f which have the wooden grips. They are great fun to shoot, they are fairly light for the load and can get hard on the wrist after a 100 rounds. This site...http://www.tokarev.com/ has lots of guys moding the Tokarev. You can get some cool grips here...http://www.marschalgrips.com/. Some of the ammo is pretty old when you buy the surplus and it is corosove so you need to clean well after use.
 
loopydloop said:
I have 5 of the T33s 2 0f which have the wooden grips. They are great fun to shoot, they are fairly light for the load and can get hard on the wrist after a 100 rounds. This site...http://www.tokarev.com/ has lots of guys moding the Tokarev. You can get some cool grips here...http://www.marschalgrips.com/. Some of the ammo is pretty old when you buy the surplus and it is corosove so you need to clean well after use.
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I found the surplus ammo too hot for the little gun. Very easy to reload and much more fun to shoot.
 
scianna54 said:
I found the surplus ammo too hot for the little gun. Very easy to reload and much more fun to shoot.
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That is what the pistol was designed to shoot. Factory ammo is supposedly just as hot. Light bullet=High Velocity, lots of fun!

coldshot said:
I am looking for non FMJ for the indoor range
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Most ammo is FMJ. You need ammo that doesn't contain steel. FMJ is safe for indoor ranges.
 
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