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nothing more than the russian version of the good old 7,63 Mauser and yes the 7,63 Mauser is the grandmother of the 9 mm Parabellum. because the mauser was to long for lugers early version is was shortened to the 7,65x22 parabellum than necked up to 9 mm.

the tokarev was the cartridge for the tokerev pistol and for the other russian ww 2 submachine guns



there is no evidence for a special hot loaded sub ammo
different countrys load it hotter than other and fired in chinese C 96 pistols in very bad shape this was making problems.

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I shot a 7.62x25 Tokerev pistol last year at the R&G club. A lady shooter had one, along with her .44 mag.
I found the recoil light, but sharp - you could tell those little bullets were singing out there quickly.
It was very accurate for me, shooting about 2" at 20 yards, quite quickly - 2-handed, standing, left barricade position.

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Daryl


"a gun without hammers is like a Spaniel without ears" King George V

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