What is a KP-9?

The Kalashnikov USA™ KP-9 is our civilian legal, 9mm semi-auto only AK style pistol based upon the Russian Vityaz submachine gun. The KP-9 also features feed ramps that are specially designed to reliably chamber jacketed hollow point bullets.

Is the KP-9 blowback?

Unlike other AK-style firearms, the KP-9 is blowback operated. The traditional gas piston system in AK-pattern rifles isn’t used here. That said, the finely tuned blowback design shares the reliability of 7.62x39mm rifles.

Is the KP9 an SBR?

The KP-9 is a US manufactured 9mm semi-automatic AK style pistol. It is based on the Russian Vityaz-SN submachine gun, has a 9.25” barrel and accepts 30 round double stack Kalashnikov USA magazines (10 round magazines are available). KP-9 has a hinge block with a quick detach swivel mount and is SBR ready.

Is the kp9 a pistol?

This semi-auto pistol accepts 30-round and 10-round Kalashnikov USA™ magazines. The steel lined polymer magazines feature a very reliable double-column, double-feed design. The KP-9 also has specially designed feed ramps to accommodate jacketed hollow point bullets.

How many mags does the kp9 come with?

Q: How many magazines are shipped along with the pistol? A: All firearms come with one magazine.

Who makes Grand Power stribog?

Many will be familiar with a company called B, which makes their ACP series and both 9mm and 45.

Where is the Kalashnikov USA factory?

KALASHNIKOV USA™ Made in the U.S.A. That’s what we’re proud to say. Every firearm Kalashnikov USA makes is made here in Florida under our strong quality control by American workers.

Will Saiga mags fit Kalashnikov?

CAN I USE MY SAIGA MAGS WITH THE KALASHNIKOV USA SHOTGUNS? Most of the currently available Saiga accessories will work with the KS-12, KS-12T, and Komrad including magazines, drums, muzzle devices and chokes. The Kalashnikov USA KS-12, KS-12T and Komrad all cycle low brass shells.

Where are ak47s made?

Russia
A full range of weapons that can trace their design history back to the AK-47 are produced by the Izhmash armaments company in Izhevsk, Russia.