7.62x25 ammo hottest to least hottest

[leftym4]

well i have done research on this and found that bulgarian should be avoided in Cz 52s i know that there has already been lots of discussions on ammo issues in Cz52s but what i can't find is a list from hottest to least hottest surplus ammo.

i would like to use the one with least pressure for a Cz52 just to be on the safe side , but want a really hot round for my 7.62x25 ar15 which uses direct blow back. The polish tok ammo i have does not seem to have enough pressure to push the bolt back enough to eject the spent shells

thanks

 

[christcorp]

Well, it's a little pricier, but Sportsmansguide.com has some good low end stuff. http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=170601
1390 fps and 365 Ft/lbs. On the other hand; if you go and get some Wolf http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=244623
and get it up to 1722 fps and 560 ft/lbs. Also; a lot of the S&B and Winchester reloadable; which costs a bit more; is in the 1650 fps and 510 ft/lbs area.

If I pick up a TT-33 pistol; I will probably get whatever is cheapest for plinking; and get some S&B or Wolf HP for self defense. If I pick up a CZ-52 pistol; I'll probably get the slower for plinking; but may still keep a box of the heavy duty hollow points for self defense.

 

[wizzegun]

The Bulgarian that should be avoided is one specific lot from '53 IIRC. I tested some Bulgarian and Romanian and the Romanian was actually 100fps faster at 1400 fps. I have shot Polish, Bulgie and Romie thru all my CZs and Toks without any problems.

 

[gripper]

Has anyone here encountered any of th eCzech M48 loadings in recent years?IIRC,that was fairly brisk-yet it was supposed to be OK for VZ52's...just wondering.
BTW,that Wolf stuff IS fun-a buddy of mine at a range ran some thru a TTC;I lied it!

 

[-v-]

You could also try running with 7.63 Mauser in the CZ. That is surely low pressure enough to be safe for a CZ-52.

 

[chris in va]

but want a really hot round for my 7.62x25 ar15

What? Got a pic?