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I recently picked up my first centerfire rifle for this very purpose... Browning BAR in .308.

I will be shooting that ammo in my Tok... everything I've read leads me to believe the Tok is stronger than the CZ-52.

I've been in the market for a .308 pig hunting gun and just bought a Browning BAR. Everything I've read said hands-down great gun... accurate, reliable, etc. Close runner-up was the Saiga. Saigas can be found for under $500 brand new, have reasonable accuracy and are very reliable. In the...

I plan on carrying my Tok as backup to my next pig hunt, loaded with something from Reeds.

I took my safety off too and just deal with the hole.

thanks for the info

Gunbroker is always higher than most retailers... when I was shopping for a Tokarev I noticed all GB auctions were $50-100 more than what you could buy straight from J&G, SOG, Century, etc.

I am just beginning my gun collection and I figure everyone should own at least one Garand and one 1911. My local FFL/collector has a nice stash of each and is looking to thin out the flock, so I'm thinking of picking up a 1911 from him. He has several different ones from WWI and WWII, from...

I just removed the safety on my Romanian... one day I'll get around to plugging the holes.

Buy a Tokarev! Cheap gun, cheap/plentiful ammo, loud bang.

I've put a few hundred rounds through mine and so far so good. You might want to try asking here about the buffer.

I went shooting with a friend a few weeks back and shot his P22.... was not at all impressed. It felt cheap and plastic, and wasn't terribly accurate. No experience with the FS22 but I love my Buckmark and CZ w/Kadet.

Good summary. I'll also add "cheap to shoot", presuming you buy surplus ammo. Sure you have to clean it afterward but that is well worth the price to me.

Ammoman.com has some, plus if you take a ride down to south Jersey, you can pick it up to save shipping.

I also narrowed it down to those two, and bought the Buckmark based on looks and ease of takedown. No regrets.

One more opinion... I bought a Saiga 12 a few months back primarily for fun. After a box or two of 00 buckshot to break it in, it has been 100% reliable with all loads. As I live in the fine state of NJ, I have not converted mine and instead replaced the black plastic furniture with some wood...

If you want an SxS, buy one. Forget everybody else. Will it be harder? Sure. Will you miss more? Probably. Will you be happy because you're shooting the gun you wanted to buy? Yes. I occasionally shoot clays with one of my buddies, and when I do, it's with a Saiga 12 with 19" barrel...

I shot a friends' P22 over the weekend... seemed small, cheap, and inaccurate compared to both my Buckmark and Kadet.

I've had good luck with Romanian surplus purchased from both aimsurplus.com and ammoman.com

Includes two mags. I forsee a cz-custom trigger job in my future... there is lots of feedback over here and it is nothing but positive.