CZ TT9

CZ TT are selfloading pistols with plastic frame and locking system to ejection port.
CZ TT made ČESKÁ ZBROJOVKA STRAKONICE company, plastic frame for TT supplies Tangfolio armory and triger mechanism Metalor company (Izrael). Pistol have engeneered constructor Martin Tůma. Gun have supplied with short and long variation. On long variation can be mounted tactical lamp or laser rail.
Interested on TT pistol is can used ammunition 3 caliber, because supplement which is supplied with pistol is conversion suit. Conversion suit assure modification on other caliber without necessity garet.

Specifications: Calibre: 9х19 mm (9 mm Luger)
Magazine capacity, rounds: 15
Barrel length: 96mm
Overall dimensions: 194x149x35 mm
Weight, unloaded: 0,8 kg
Trigger mechanism: SA/DA

Other calibre: 40 S&W, 45ACP (TT40, TT45)

Source: Česká zbrojovka Strakonice

Desert Eagle

The Desert Eagle Pistol is a gas-operated, semi-automatic pistol with a rotating bolt for positive lock-up. The barrel is locked in place, assuring a high degree of accuracy. Maximum effective range with the standard 6-inch barrel is 200 meters (650 ft.). The polygonal rifling reduces barrel wear and enhances the obturation between the bullet and the bore, thus increasing accuracy.

Anatomically formed grip, ideal hand seating angle and comfortable grip dimensions permit rapid, accurate, instinctive shooting. The combat-type trigger guard is designed for two-handed shooting. When the last round in the magazine is fired, the slide remains in its maximum recoil position, permitting rapid change of magazine and immediate chambering of a round for instant resumption of firing.

In action film is Desert Eagle mabybe best known gun. Becaouse have striking shape and mainly: is realy huge.

casting in films: Harley Davidson and Marllborro Man, Last Action Hero, Matrix, Desperado ...

Specifications: Calibre: .50 AE (Action Express)
Magazine capacity, rounds: 7
Barrel length: 152,5 mm
Overall dimensions: 270x151x45 mm
Weight, unloaded: 2,18 kg (with empty magazine)
Trigger mechanism: SA - Single action

Other calibre: 50 GL, .38 Super Automatic, 9x19 mm, .40 S&W, 10 mm

Source: Israeli-weapons

Colt 1911

The M1911 is a single action, semi-automatic handgun, chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge. It was designed by John Browning, produced in COLT Hartford USA company. Pistol was the standard-issue handgun for the United States Armed Forces from 1911 to 1985.

US Army used this firearm in World War II., Korean War, Vietnam War and Gulf War.

New model M1911A1 is still popular by police SWAT number, DELTA FORCE and other.

Specifications: Calibre: .45 ACP
Magazine capacity, rounds: 7
Barrel length: 127 mm
Overall dimensions: 219x135x35 mm
Weight, unloaded: 1,14 kg (with empty magazine)
Trigger mechanism: SA - Single action

Other calibre: 50 GL, .38 Super Automatic, 9x19 mm, .40 S&W, 10 mm

Source: Zbraně, Wikipedia

Steyer M9

Steyer M9 pistol is product of STEYR MANNLICHER company.
Company originated in the city of Steyr, Austria, in 1864.

Steyer pistols originated like clone Glock pistol, projector of Steyer pistols is W. Bulits.
W. Bulits was work laik customs officer, after laik test shooter by Glock company.
From his idea about ideal service pistol come into existence Steyer pistols.

Armory made this pistols: long/short version
M9, S9 (9mm luger)
M40, S40 (.40 S&W)
M357, S357 (.357 SIG)
M-A1 (9x19 mm, 9x21mm, .40 S&W, .357 SIG)

Specifications: Calibre: 9х19 mm (9 mm Luger)
Magazine capacity, rounds: 15
Barrel length: 102 mm
Overall dimensions: 183x130x30 mm
Weight, unloaded: 0,78 kg (with empty magazine)
Trigger mechanism: RAS - Reset action system, (similar DAO - double action only)


Source: STEYR MANNLICHER

GLOCK 17

First pistol of the Glock company was the Glock 17, a 9 mm Luger Parabellum handgun with a 17 round capacity (unusually large at the time), introduced in the early 1980s as a response to the Austrian army asking for a new sidearm. Glock pistols are popular with law enforcement agencies, Military, Security, Armored Vehicle Guards, and defense-minded private citizens. Glock was the first manufacturer to offer models chambered in the cartridge 40 S&W (Glock 22 & Glock 23 - 1990), beating Smith & Wesson to the marketplace with their own cartridge. The Glock 22 is currently (as of mid-2005) the single most popular police sidearm in use in the United States, second only to its predecesor the Glock 17; because of their ease of use, reliability, and low price, Glock pistols in general are in use by over 60% of the police officers in the US. Glock also offers pistols chambered in 357 SIG, .380 ACP, 10 mm Auto, .45 ACP, and the new .45 GAP (Glock Automatic Pistol). A very rare run of 9x21mm Glock 17 pistols were made [1]. Glock .380 pistols are not currently available in the USA due to the BATFE's point system.

"Safe Action" System
The GLOCK pistol's Safe Action trigger system offers you several very distinct benefits over conventional trigger systems. First, you can choose from several trigger pulls. Second, the trigger is the one and only operative control. Third, is the smooth and consistent pull you feel every time you squeeze the trigger. It makes training much easier because each and every shot feels exactly the same. It also makes a firearm safe.

High-Impact Resistant Polymer
The frame on a GLOCK handgun is made out of a synthetic that is actually stronger than steel, yet 86% lighter. It's virtually indestructible. A GLOCK pistol can withstand temperatures ranging from -40°C (-40 F) to +70°C (+158 F) and still come out firing.

Specifications: Calibre: 9х19 mm (9 mm Luger)
Magazine capacity, rounds: 17
Barrel length: 114 mm
Overall dimensions: 186x138x30 mm
Weight, unloaded: 0,73 kg (with empty magazine)
Trigger mechanism: SAS - Safe action system, (similar DAO - double action only)

Other calibre: 40 S&W, .357 SIG, .380 ACP, 10mm Auto, .45 ACP, .45GAP

Source: Glock, Wikipedia

CZ 75 B

Large capacity double-column magazine, comfortable grip in either hand, good results at instinctive shooting (without aiming), low trigger pull weight, high accuracy of fire, long service life and outstanding reliability - even when using various types of cartridges. The slide stays open after the last cartridge has been fired, the sights are outfitted with a three-dot illuminating system for better aiming in poor visibility conditions, suitable for COMBAT shooting.

Versions differ in their caliber, size, weight, magazine capacity, trigger mechanism operation, safety elements, surface finish, grip panel types and other specific modifications.The pistols of the CZ 75 line are semi-automatic handguns with a locked breech principle.

Specifications: Calibre: 9х19 mm (9 mm Luger)
Magazine capacity, rounds: 16/16/10
Barrel length: 112 mm
Overall dimensions: 206x138x35 mm
Weight, unloaded: 1 kg
Trigger mechanism: SA/DA

Other calibre: 9x21, 40 S&W, .45ACP (CZ 97 B)

Source: Česká Zbrojovka

Jericho 941

The Jericho 941 is a double action, high capacity pistol developed by Israeli Military Industries, and introduced in 1990. Its design is based on the CZ-75 pistol produced by Česká zbrojovka (CZ) of the Czech Republic.

The pistol is assembled and finished in Israel from parts from Italy's Tanfoglio. Compared to the CZ pistol the 941 is rather heavier, with a shallower slide that can be harder to pull for some shooters. There is also a polymer framed version available.
The introduction of the Jericho 941 also introduced a new caliber to the market, the .41 Action Express (or .41 AE), which was developed in 1986. The .41 AE was a unique rebated rim cartridge designed to use .410 inch (10.25 mm) bullets and duplicate a reduced power police loading of the .41 Magnum.

The Jericho originally shipped with two barrels, one for 9 mm Luger and the other for .41 AE. The magazine was designed to feed either round, and since the .41 AE was designed with a rebated rim the same dimensions as that of the 9 mm, the extractor and ejector worked equally well for either cartridge. Soon after its commercial introduction, the .40 S&W was introduced to the market. Ballistically, the .40 S&W was nearly identical to moderate .41 AE loads, although commercial loadings of .41 AE were somewhat more powerful than the .40 S&W. With the stronger backing of major American firearms and ammunition manufacturers, the .40 S&W quickly pushed the .41 AE out of the market.

The Jericho 941 was only on the market for 1 year before the dual 9 mm/.41 AE chambering was dropped, and the pistol was sold as either 9 mm or .40 S&W. A later compact version, the Jericho 945, was chambered in .45 ACP or 9 mm. IMI eventually dropped the "Jericho" name in the American marketplace, and renamed the line of pistols "Baby Eagle", to capitalize on the cosmetic resemblance to IMI's more popular Desert Eagle pistol line.

Specifications:

Calibre: 9х19 mm (9 mm Luger)
Magazine capacity, rounds: 16
Barrel length: 112 mm
Overall dimensions: 207x140x35 mm
Weight, unloaded: 1 kg

Other calibre: 40 S&W, 45 ACP (model FS/RS)

Source: Wikipedia

MP-446 VIKING

The basic design of МР-446 "VIKING" is similar to 9 mm Yarygin pistol, which has been added to Russian army arsenal in 2003.

The new weapon combines the latest achievements in technology and material engineering: pistol frame is made of high-strength polyamide. Steel base of the frame comprises the slide guides, and also accommodates the trigger group.

Recoil-operated. Propped-breech locking system.

Exposed hammer firing mechanism allows firing single shots in SA or DA mode.

Safe handling is ensured by non-automatic ambidextrous safety lever that blocks sear, hammer and slide. The hammer can be locked either cocked or decocked.
Reversible magazine release allows right or left-hand operation. Double-column block steel magazine.

Chamber-loaded indicator allows visual or touch control.

On order available with adjustable sight.

Specifications:

Calibre: 9х19 mm (9 mm Luger)
Magazine capacity, rounds: 18
Barrel length: 112,8 mm
Overall dimensions: 196x142x38 mm
Weight, unloaded: 0,83 kg

Source: Ижевский механический завод