I have a 88 action re-turked to m38 standards in 1939, looks just like any m38 turk, just smaller and weaker seemingly. Definitely better be careful on high pressure ammo selections, yugo, turk, are real pounders as it is, and what you are to worry with is excessive wear on the action and there are no emergency gas escape holes in the receiver or bolt in case of primer blowout.
Mine was overly accurate at 300 yards with greek surplus, then I got the big idea to sell it off cause I am having all kinds of things coming up and I don't reload yet, and several people had been willing to give me $200+ for what I had on auction with a rare bayonet and rare nice leather sling and bayo frog, unfortunately for someone, that person(auction winner) didn't send me the prescribed post office purchased money order only so I ended up just keeping mine, selling off other things instead.
I heard romanian surplus ammo is low pressure as well like greek, but they say it is best to reload to extreme lightness and I agree.
I like how some "download" their surplus ammo, I was just about to get some reloading gear when I started getting possible job loss news. I heard the best method is to get reloading gear, a special bullet puller in favor of supposedly dangerous kinetic pullers, and download the cases 25%, a sound idea for surplus ammo for these weak actions.
Sometimes I get stressed out and head to the woods with a surplus rifle and some ammo, can't say I won't go there one day with my m88 turk and some greek ammo, knowing I shouldn't. Maybe I can get a better job and more money and get a hell of alot of reloading gear by new years, I got boxer primed cases already.