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PF45
08-22-2010, 11:17 PM
hi guys; i got one of this , it shoots great 100% reliable and i wonder if someone
cast and reload for this .

info apreciated, yhanks.


pf45

9.3X62AL
08-22-2010, 11:30 PM
I have a Chinese-made variant of this design that I have fired pretty extensively, and have created casings for. How can I be of assistance?

crazy mark
08-22-2010, 11:43 PM
I have a Chinese and Polish variants. Nice guns. The Chinese also has the 9MM barrel and mags for it. I find the 313226 and 311257 to be fine boolits in my 2.

9.3X62AL
08-23-2010, 12:00 AM
My three pistols firing this caliber are the ChiCom Tokarev Type 54--a CZ-52--and a rebuilt Mauser C-96. The best boolits that work in all 3 are the Lee .311" 100 grain RN, and the Lyman #313249, 85 grain RN

PF45
08-23-2010, 12:04 AM
How are cases created and what powder/grains

thanks;pf45

crazy mark
08-23-2010, 12:41 AM
S&B has reloadable ammo. Another manufacture also has it. I haven't had to make any cases so far as I (gasp) bought 500 rounds of the reloadable stuff pretty cheap. You just have to watch where the brass flies.

9.3X62AL
08-23-2010, 11:37 PM
Starline lists casings for this caliber, so it is no longer necessary to make one's own casings. Mine were made c. 1990 from 9mm Win Mag brass, which is now listed by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service as a rare and endangered species. Or something.

tek4260
08-25-2010, 10:02 PM
How are the bores on your pistols. I have had 3 of them but couldn't luck into one with a decent barrel. Of course I never added the $10 for handpicked. I also shot the Wolf HP's which probably didn't help accuracy. I have always wanted to take a deer with one. I will probably end up with another. What's not to love about a kinda cross between a 1911 and a 1903 (other than too many years of corrosive ammo)

9.3X62AL
08-25-2010, 11:50 PM
The Broomhandle had a sleeved replacement when rebuilt, and throat is .309"/grooves .3085". The CZ-52 is very good, with throat about .310" and grooves a fat .309". The ChiCom Tok has a .3115" throat and about .3105" grooves, and is chrome-lined. It was a new pistol in 1992 when I bought it.

Deer? Not sure I'd try that. The round does jack up varmints right proper, to include a coyote some years back. DRT on that guy--BANG/flop. It is a high-velocity handgun cartridge, for sure--but usage on deer of any size seems iffy to me. At BEST, you are dealing with 32-20 HV rifle ballistics--and that would be in the CZ-52 with 85 grain J-words at 1700 FPS. The 32-20 can run bullets that weight to 2100-2200 FPS, and even that causes me some questions for use on deer.