30 carbine boolits in 7.62x25?

[sheepdog]

Have some jacketed soft points I got from a friend. I got the feeling they might be a little loose but would really like some defensive loads for my TT-33 and CZ-52. 110 grains I think, any loadings this heavy?

[leftiye]

Mike your bullets, slug your bore as to size. A jacketed bullet up to .002" undersize for the bore should still shoot okay. My CZ52 has a .314" groove. I shoot a .3155" 120 grain Lyman 311576 out of it using AA#7. I don't shoot it much, I can't afford all of the brass it throws into next county that I can't find.

[BerdanIII]

From: Reader Research - Reloading the Soviet 7.62x25, Handloader #201

110-gr Speer FMJ - 5.2 - Unique - 1100
110-gr Speer FMJ - 9.5 - 2400 - 1050
110-gr Speer FMJ - 7.2 - AAC7 - 1000
115-gr Oregon Trail bevel base roundnose - 5.9 - Unique - 1250
115-gr Oregon Trail bevel base roundnose - 9.7 - 2400 - 1135
115-gr Oregon Trail bevel base roundnose - 7.8 - AAC7 - 1200
115-gr Oregon Trail bevel base roundnose - 10.0 - IMR4227 - 1050

Fired in Czech CZ52.

The Chinese have a subsonic 124-gr load, but I don't have any load data on it and the bullet profile is probably not commercially available.

SSK Industries has the 7.62 Micro- and 7.63 Mini-Whisper, both based on the .30 Mauser in the T/C Contender, but the COL's are too much for the Tokarev or CZ52.

From Cartridges of the World:

7.62 Micro-Whisper

150-gr Hornady FMJ
7.0 - H110 - 1018 fps
8.0 - AA#9 - 1259

168-gr Hornady Match - 7.1 - AA#9 - 1096

180-gr Speer
7.0 - H110 - 1025
8.0 - H110 - 1161
5.7 - HP38 - 1035

7.63 Mini-Whisper

150-gr Hornady FMJ
4.5 - AA#2 - 1025
10.5 - AA#9 - 1445

168-gr Hornady Match
5.2 - AA#2 - 1031