Norinco NP762 4.4" 7.62x25mm Tokarev

So, since North Sylva doesn't want to answer I assume the answer is NO.

I would also assume NO. I don't have an NP22, but I do have a P762 and a Sig P226, and from looking at pictures of the NP22 it looks like they are a straight copy of the P226. The P762 is almost a straight copy, but is "stretched" in the middle at the front of the grip to accommodate the longer 7.62x25 round. P226 mags will not fit in a P762, P762 mags will not fit in a P226. Grips made for a P226 will fit a P762 if they wrap around from the back of the grip, while leaving a little extra of the grip visible (including most of the lower part of the takedown lever). A grip made for a P226 that wrapped around the entire grip would not fit on a P762.
 
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Ammo Issues

Lots of reports of light strikes with surplus ammo and failure to extract with lacquered ammo regardless of whether chamber is clean. It's one of the reasons I never bothered buying one.

I picked up one of these. Overall the pistol is well made for the money. The big issue I am having is it fails to fire. On many of the rounds the firing pin is denting the primer but not firing. Re-cocking the hammer and pulling the trigger again usually works. Sometimes it takes a 3rd attempt. I was using surplus Czech ammo which is fine with no issues in a Tokarev.
 
I picked up one of these. Overall the pistol is well made for the money. The big issue I am having is it fails to fire. On many of the rounds the firing pin is denting the primer but not firing. Re-cocking the hammer and pulling the trigger again usually works. Sometimes it takes a 3rd attempt. I was using surplus Czech ammo which is fine with no issues in a Tokarev.

I have the same experience with Czech ammo and this gun. Chinese and Russian surplus have been working flawlessly.
 
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