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All indoor shot and stored 7.62 X 25 Tokarev brass, polished and fully sorted to remove any berdan primers. This material has been mechanically sorted three times and hand sorted twice. We then give it a third hand sort with a pen light to remove any berdan(2 hole) primed cases. As with all brass orders we are adding an additional 2% to the overall weight to ensure you get your money’s worth. Some stamps can read 7.62 TT, 7.62 Tokarev, or 7.62 X 25MM.
Although the 7.62×25mm Tokarev and the .30 Mauser are technically distinct cartridges, their nearly identical dimensions have led to frequent interchangeability in many firearms over the years. The earlier of the two, the .30 Mauser, was introduced in the late 19th century and became closely associated with the legendary Mauser C96 “Broomhandle” pistol, one of the most recognizable early semi-automatic handguns.
The Soviet Union later developed the 7.62×25mm Tokarev using a similar cartridge design for military applications. It was adopted for use in Tokarev pistols as well as numerous Soviet and Eastern Bloc submachine guns, where its high velocity and reliability made it well suited for military service.
Throughout the Cold War, the Tokarev cartridge became widely distributed across countries aligned with the Soviet Union. Following the collapse of the Eastern Bloc, large quantities of surplus firearms and ammunition entered the American surplus market, making both the cartridge and the firearms chambered for it increasingly accessible to U.S. shooters and collectors.
A significant portion of the surplus ammunition imported during this period was produced with steel cases, which limited its appeal among reloaders despite the cartridge’s continued popularity among military surplus enthusiasts.
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Ron –
My 1000 shell order yielded 1039 shells with all being boxer primer pocket. Ordered on Monday they were waiting for me after work on Friday. I got 650 Prvi Partizan, 237 Sellier & Bellot, 122 Fiocchi, and the remainder a mixed bag of 4 other brands.
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Blake –
This brass came in reasonably good condition. Out of 1000, bulk of cases were ppu, about 200 were s&b, almost 50 were winchester, and 94 were fiocchi. Many pieces looked to be fired out of battery (about 50), ran them through a resizer and they look fine so will try them. Also ended up with one 32 smith, 4 – 7.63 mauser and about 3 – 7.65 mauser. Would buy again.
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