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    Yugo M57 and surplus ammo??

    Anyone have any experience with the Yugoicon Tokarev M57 and surplus ammo? My Czechicon CZ 52 simply won't shoot it (the hammer doesn't it the stiff primers hard enough...maybe it's the gun, though). I'm reluctant to purchase another 7.62x25 if it won't fire my huge brick of surplus ammo.
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    My M57 fires everything so far. What type of ammo are you shooting in the CZ?

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    The M57 is basically a TT33, so it should be fine as the Tokarev has a reputation for eating everything it is fed.
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