Ok.... I bought this and it is cool to use. I have mostly shot cheap reloaded .32 acp out of it but have also shot .32 longs.
It is a multi caliber chamber converter for the 7.62x54r. I have used this in both my M44 Scout as well as my 91/30 with very good results. The main thing it does is tame down the agressive report, flash and kick. It is also great for close in varmit control.
You can get them here at Sportsmans Guide, I am sure other places carry them.
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=587989
One warning though, depending on make of your rifle.... aka Rus, Yug etc, the chamber insert may require really minor fitting (polishing the shoulder of the insert, polishing the head of the insert)
In use at the range, it makes the rifle handle much like a .22 mag in both report and kick from a rifle. The accuracy is approx 2" at 50 yards, mine shot a lil high and to the left but good groups. Added the baynet to the 91/30 and they shot almost dead on x-ring with the same sized groups (odd but the facts show it works)
I loaded my .32 acp with the lowest cost supplies I could find (too many sources to list, but if you reload, you know them already) and the cost per round comes to about .27 cents a piece when loaded in batches of 300 rounds.
This is cheaper per round cost than the Chek Training Rounds (44 grain lower power rounds with a hollow bullet, good out to 100 or so yards) and my kids loved shooting it with all the avail low pwer options. I even like shooting the .32 and the training rounds just for plinkability.
It is a multi caliber chamber converter for the 7.62x54r. I have used this in both my M44 Scout as well as my 91/30 with very good results. The main thing it does is tame down the agressive report, flash and kick. It is also great for close in varmit control.
You can get them here at Sportsmans Guide, I am sure other places carry them.
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=587989
One warning though, depending on make of your rifle.... aka Rus, Yug etc, the chamber insert may require really minor fitting (polishing the shoulder of the insert, polishing the head of the insert)
In use at the range, it makes the rifle handle much like a .22 mag in both report and kick from a rifle. The accuracy is approx 2" at 50 yards, mine shot a lil high and to the left but good groups. Added the baynet to the 91/30 and they shot almost dead on x-ring with the same sized groups (odd but the facts show it works)
I loaded my .32 acp with the lowest cost supplies I could find (too many sources to list, but if you reload, you know them already) and the cost per round comes to about .27 cents a piece when loaded in batches of 300 rounds.
This is cheaper per round cost than the Chek Training Rounds (44 grain lower power rounds with a hollow bullet, good out to 100 or so yards) and my kids loved shooting it with all the avail low pwer options. I even like shooting the .32 and the training rounds just for plinkability.
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