GRAF BULLET(.308)98gr TCJ DEWC (7.62 NAGANT) P/100

GRAF BULLET(.308)98gr TCJ DEWC (7.62 NAGANT) P/100
Item #:GRB30898
Price:$14.99
$0.15 per piece
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Rounds Units Savings Price per Unit Total Price
100 1 <none> $14.99 $14.99
500 5 Save 5% $14.24 $71.20
1000 10 Save 10% $13.49 $134.91
2000 20 Save 13% $13.04 $260.83
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Product Information

Graf's plated bullets begin as a swaged lead core. The swaged lead cores are tumbled in an electrically charged bath containing high-grade copper ingots. The copper clings to the lead and the longer the bullets remain in the bath, the thicker the plating.  The bullets are plated to the correct size and then taken out of the bath. This is not loaded ammunition.

WARNING

WARNING: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Read 17 Reviews - Average Rating: 4.9 stars

Great product, great price

By Tim M. on Sep 27, 2023
I’m using these for .30M1 carbine loads for a Ruger Blackhawk (pretty sure they wouldn’t function in an M1 carbine). I wanted to try something different and wadcutters seemed like a good idea. Short version, they’re quite accurate and they make perfect holes in the paper so they do everything I wanted. Best of all, they’re affordable, thanks Grafs!!!

Excellent bullet and economical!

By David L. on Aug 31, 2023
Great bullet for reloading the 7.62x38R Nagant Pistol.
Accurate and economical.
I highly recommend them.

Best for the money

By Michael C. on Aug 11, 2023
Great for loading my Nagant.
Graf's is the only source I know of. Thanks

Good bullet for the Nagant revolver.

By Johnnie M. on Mar 28, 2023
My 1939 refurb Nagant loves these. I use the PPU full length brass to get the gas seal effect. To me, that is the fun of reloading for this revolver. I also seat the bullets just below the case mouth and roll crimp. Have had no problems.

Excellent M1895 Pills

By Nicholas G. on Feb 15, 2023
These shoot great out of my 1895 Nagants. I have a short up on my YT channel (Protected Primate) where I ring steel offhand at 100 yards with my 1931 Tula. These are the projectiles used in that handload. 🤙🤙🤙

Great for reduced .30 cal rifle also

By Ryan J. on Mar 19, 2021
Since my normal soft point carbine bullets were out of stock, I've been loading these in reduced rifle loads over XXgr Unique for low-recoil youth loads and short range varmints in .30-06, .308 and .300 Savage. They don't feed from magazine well in the M99 .300, but work in the two bolt guns. Good accuracy, neat holes in targets, and awesome terminal effect on varmint critters.

7.62 nagant bullet's

By Matthew B. on Aug 15, 2020
Bullet's were very accurate out of my nagant revolver.

excellent for reloading for the nagant

By Joel H. on May 16, 2020
Been reloading for my 1922 for a few years. These are better than the original russian surplus and shoot very well over trail boss. Kind of hard to reload for the round but it is a lot of fun and these shoot great with no fouling.

Can't Beat 'em for 7.62 Nagant Revolver Plinking!

By Stephen J. on Apr 26, 2020
I chose these exclusive bullets to reload for the M95 Nagant Revolver and really it was a no-brainer. Can't beat 'em for the money and performance when tucked in PPU brass and shot out of my 1944 dated pistol! Thank you Graf's for offering this...will be buying more soon.

GRAF BULLET(.308)98gr TCJ DEWC (7.62 NAGANT)

By Edward D. on Oct 14, 2019
Bullets for the Nagant are hard to find, but these were available from Graf. Very happy that I found them. Quality bullets at a very good price with delivery exceptionally fast!!!

Expands reloading options!

By Steven W. on Aug 28, 2019
These will allow me to reload original type Nagant cases for first time allowing it to function as a gas seal design. Also I plan to use in other .32 caliber revolvers.

Nagant Revolver Comments

By Paul F. on Aug 01, 2019
Am glad I found a bullet that worked in this revolver; I finally have a chance to use it.
I too trimmed the PPU brass back to 1.44 inches.
x grains of Bullseye worked great; x.x grains of HP-38 works fine too.
Paul E. Fellows

Something different

By Randall N. on May 03, 2019
I couldn't get an accurate load after years of trying, I thought mt pistol was just that way. Here's what I did, take PPU brass and trim it back to 1.44" so that it sits flush with the cylinder. It looks super cool and you can fill the case with more Trail Boss or whatever. I was blown away by accuracy 2 inch groups at 20 yards. It has really changed how I view the gun.

Outstanding bullet for the 1895 Nagant revolver

By Robert J. S. on Feb 04, 2019
This bullet is ideal for the Nagant revolver. It seats well into the case and allows a good crimp to be applied. There is no fouling in the forcing cone nor the barrel. The accuracy is very good and the bullets strike at the point of aim.
I highly recommend this bullet for the Nagant and other .30 caliber revolvers.

Nagant revolver feedback

By Adam G. on Dec 06, 2016
Reloaded some PPU brass that I had shot out of my 1895 nagant. This bullet with 3.5gr TrailBoss worked out great. 2 inch groups @ 15yds. Highly recommend if you're like me and want to reload 7.62x38R brass. I did everything the guy did in the link below except I chose these bullets.

https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/how-to-reloading-factory-ammo-for-the-nagant-revolver.720234/

My Black-Hawk loves this bullet!

By Steve D. on Nov 27, 2014
I purchased a Ruger Black-Hawk in 30 Carbine 15+ years ago and was never able to find a loading that shot better than good pattern! Until I loaded up some of Graf's "Nagant" 98g DEWC's. These consistently are shooting 1" groups at 25 yards!

For duplicating the factory reload only

By Michael E. on Jan 02, 2013
I bought 100 of these to make 7.62x38R loads based on reformed .32-20 cases, and discovered that they're really not the best choice for that application. These are really for recreating the factory load using either the Fiocchi cases or annealed fired cases. Problem is that there's no crimp groove, and the Lee die set needs a groove to secure the bullet. I was able to seat them just below the case mouth and do a roll crimp over the bullets, but that doesn't secure them against moving under recoil. Best choice for .32-20 based loads is a 110-115gr .312 lubed lead bullet with a crimp groove.
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