Are Norinco Toks better made?

[homesteadfree]

I don't know what you guys out there who have these guns think, but it seems to me that the Norinco Toks are better made. The machining on the slide to frame tolerances seem much tighter on the Chinese pistols (same, by the way on the old Polish pistols, high quality steel and machining). These new "Zastavas" have what seem to be wide gaps in the slide to frame fit, at least from the pictures (See attached pictures of rear views of these three Toks: Norinco, Polish, and "Zastava".
I don't have one so I can't really vouch for this. I'm buying an old Norinco. I like the Polish made Toks but they are overpriced now in the $300+ range.
I also think the Toks 7.62 beat the 9mm in range accuracy and that the 7.62 round is a more penetrating round but this is a different subject.
This leads me to the conjecture of whether the "Zastavas" are actually so. Zastava is an old manufacturer which has produced good quality guns in the past. I wonder if these "Zastavas" are not pieces made somewhere in the hills of Pakistan...[Now reading other links on the Zastava M88 I find that Zastava was the manufacturer of the "Yugo" cars that we saw back during the 80's...those were piles of junk machines. I retract my insult to Pakistani artisans...]
Just wondering...

[Pico]

They make good stuff overall. I have not shot one of their Tokarervs but my Norc 1911 is a superb gun. I would expect no less for a Norc Tokarev.

Pico