#4200 - 7.62x25 Tokarev Brass (Small Pistol primer)

I bought 500 7.62X25mm about 5years ago from Starline. I'm still using them. They're extremely strong and hold up incredibly well !!! I'm using them in Tokarevs, CZ52's and a PPH43... No problems in any of them.

I would like to thank Starline for their dedication and years of service.I have been shooting starline brass for 30 plus years now, in one form or another. I have never been disappointed as they have always spent countless hours in R&D to assure we get the flawless product. I purchased 1k of 7.62x25 last year, beautiful, consistant, and the finished product functions flawlessly through both of my CZ52's and others. Thank you Starline for your professionalism. God Bless.

The 7.62 x25 Tokarev has become my favorite cartridge to shoot as well as to reload. I shoot surplus Romanian, Serbian and Czech TT33 type pistols. Once I found out that I needed to add a 9mm sizing after the 7.62 x 25 sizing die, all problems were resolved, and the rounds go into battery perfectly. The problem was in my Tok die not being quite right at the neck shoulder. I love it. I use Starline for 32 auto. Tokarev, 9mm , and Makarov.

I ordered 500 of these 7.62X25 brass for my CZ 52's and my PPH 43. I have been using Berry's 110 grain lead, copper plated bullets and a variety of others. The Berry's work the best for me. I have brass past 16 loads and still going strong. I don't load heavy as there is no need to. I picked up a gadget to drill them out to hollow points for hunting and it's a great varmint round. Anyway the brass is well made, thick enough, holds up very well and I can find no reason anyone wouldn't be happy with them.

I ordered a thousand of these cases earlier this year and have had nothing but outstanding success with them. Some are on their third loading now, and still perform like new. I've loaded these with both cast lead ww boolits (Lee mould) and with Sierra factory rounds. Nothing but the best results with both approaches.