Other Subreddits you may be interested in: This unfortunately includes reloading components like brass, and projectiles. Prior to the First World War, the 7.63×25mm Mauser caliber Mauser C-96 pistol gained in popularity worldwide. The cartridge has since been replaced in Russian service by overpressure versions of the 9×19mm Parabellum. 7.
The only 85/86 grain bullets I’ve found is JHP and I. Also, I’ve seen people suggest using 100 grain lead round nose, but all I can find for those is in 32 caliber. I use a RCBS Rock Chucker press with Lee 7.62x25 Tok dies and a Lee x25 / 30 Mauser factory crimper. Due to reddit policies all posts selling, trading, or buying ammunition are forbidden. The 7.62×25mm Tokarev cartridge is a Russian bottle-necked pistol cartridge widely used in former Soviet and Soviet satellite states, China and Pakistan among other countries. Chris Boyd said: So, I’ve read of guys using old 30 carbine 110 grain bullets for reloading Tokarev. If you'd like to post reloading equipment for sale, for trade, or a request for something you'd like to buy please put, , or respectively, at the beginning of your title. R/Reloading discord join us for supplies and helpful conversation: Https://discord.gg/reloading Posts titled " Help! New Reloader." will have less responses than a post titled like "Questions about crimp for. Please make sure you title is relevant to the specific question you are asking. 30 Luger was popular for Alaskan bush pilots back in the 1930s.Remember, if you post a picture, make sure to provides some context. 308 bullets to the proper Overall Cartridge Length.
Run the brass through the die to open the mouth of the brass enough to easily seat the. Use a 38/357 forming die with the Primer Pin (REMOVED). Finding primers and powder might be a different story. With the Lee die set I doubt that I will ever have to shop for that caliber again. There are probably others, but I can't think of them off the top of my head. After the brass has been formed using the method above. I bought a 2,500 round crate of excellent Romanian 7.62x25 ammunition several years ago when it was available and inexpensive - Brass cases with Boxer primers. FN has built some HiPowers for the load in some places where 9mm is verboten. The boxes of ammo I have clearly say.30 Luger-7.65 Parabellum. Rounds for the Tokarev are loaded hotter than for the Mauser, but the cartridge dimensions are essentially the same. There are a few barrels for Browning Hi Powers, and some for 1911s, chambered in 7.65x19, though I've no idea where to look for either one. The 7.65x19mm Parabellum (Luger) cartridge is a completely different item, with a shorter case length than the 7.62 or 7.63x25mm Mauser/Tokarev cartridge. They are NOT 25mm long cases.more like 19mm, because the 9x19mm Luger was basically a necked up 7.65mm Luger. They are for use in 7.65mm Lugers and the very few other pistols that chambered that round. They are too short to be used in a Broomhandle Mauser or a Tokarev. OK, then the word "Mauser" does not apply. I try to make it informational even if you don&039 t reload for 7.62x25. (If using this load data for TT-33 Type Tokarev Pistols, Start at 15 below the Min. This Is a load development video using Hodgdon CFE Pistol powder in the Tokarev cartridge. Rounds for the Tokarev are loaded hotter than for the Mauser, but the cartridge dimensions are essentially the same. Reloading Data 7.62 X25 Tokarev 7.62x25 Tokarev Load Data for the CZ-52 Pistol. Shop online for shotshell and metallic reloading supplies, shooting supplies, metallic presses, rifle reloading components, shotshell reloading components. Lots of guys who've reloaded 86gr all the way up to 220gr projectiles in the little guy. Head over to the 7.62 Tokarev Forum and checkout the reloading section. The 7.65x19mm Parabellum (Luger) cartridge is a completely different item, with a shorter case length than the 7.62 or 7.63x25mm Mauser/Tokarev cartridge. I've reloaded 7.62x25 for a couple of years now. The word "luger" should not be applied to the ammunition you have.
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