Thanks in advance u guys
Please identify the hand gun.
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knifejunkie
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Please identify the hand gun.
Hello guys I'm posting the pic of a handgun please try & identify it ,its availability in India, price, ammunition availability etc.
Thanks in advance u guys
Thanks in advance u guys
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xl_target
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Re: Please identify the hand gun.
At first I thought that it could possibly a SIG P220 with an aftermarket magazine.
The details on the photo are too indistinct to tell for sure but the trigger and trigger guard look like a P220. There is too much slide sticking out the front to be a P225.
It looks like a single stack in what looks like 9mm but they did make the P220 in 45 ACP, 9mm, .30 luger and 38 Super.
The magazine however, gives it away, it looks nothing like a SIG zipperback magazine. It looks like the mag. on one of those Yugoslavian (CZ99, Z99) clones of the SIG.
So I would surmise that is what it is or the licence made copy by Tressitu (Tressitu TZ99) of South Africa. Still, most of those had double stack mags.
SIG P225
SIG "zipperback" magazine
Tressitu TZ99 with mag.
Image from here
The details on the photo are too indistinct to tell for sure but the trigger and trigger guard look like a P220. There is too much slide sticking out the front to be a P225.
It looks like a single stack in what looks like 9mm but they did make the P220 in 45 ACP, 9mm, .30 luger and 38 Super.
The magazine however, gives it away, it looks nothing like a SIG zipperback magazine. It looks like the mag. on one of those Yugoslavian (CZ99, Z99) clones of the SIG.
So I would surmise that is what it is or the licence made copy by Tressitu (Tressitu TZ99) of South Africa. Still, most of those had double stack mags.
SIG P225
SIG "zipperback" magazine
Tressitu TZ99 with mag.
Image from here
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