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New experiment for the 7.62 Nagant and Tok

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Gungrubber

Post subject: New experiment for the 7.62 Nagant and Tok

Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 3:27 pm

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I got a box of 83 gr Plated hbwc from berrys manufacturing.
That I am going to load in starline 32 20 brass for the 7.62 Nagant
I am hoping for good accuracy and little fouling. should be excellent for
bouncing cans or killing pests. these are swaged lead bullets electroplated with copper and at under 15$ for 250 not bad on price!!

I also got some 90 gr rn for experimenting with in the 7.62 Tok.

Updates when I get some range time

Heres a look at the first run of shells

I think seating them out like a regular bullet should minimize jump to the barrel and improve accuracy

GG

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Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 11:37 pm

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here's the link to berrys site

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Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 11:07 am

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First run is a success in grouping a nice pattern but low in close

Gonna try a run in the same load at 25 yrd

Anybody know what the point of aim distance is on these pistols?

got a 1'1/2 group out of the first 7 with 3 in one hole

Not bad for the first try

GG

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