KHAYDUROV / DEMYAN SP22 PISTOL UPDATE
Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2016 7:31 pm
Ok....it's that time of year again to check for updates on the availability of the Russian design. Anyone have any news?
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Re: KHAYDUROV / DEMYAN SP22 PISTOL UPDATE
Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 9:24 am
New potato diggers?????
Re: KHAYDUROV / DEMYAN SP22 PISTOL UPDATE
Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2016 7:01 am
Re: KHAYDUROV / DEMYAN SP22 PISTOL UPDATE
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2016 10:06 am
cool the trigger is a tiny bit closer to the bore line than on AW93
Re: KHAYDUROV / DEMYAN SP22 PISTOL UPDATE
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2016 6:41 am
Igor, what are they roughly talking about in the video?
Looks good! I wonder as to if/when they will be released. Reading some marketing material further it looks to go into production mid 2017
Looks good! I wonder as to if/when they will be released. Reading some marketing material further it looks to go into production mid 2017
Re: KHAYDUROV / DEMYAN SP22 PISTOL UPDATE
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2016 9:09 am
Oh, boy! Trump and Putin BFFs. I'll bet we see these things on the shelves in gun shops all over America by the end of January. Then they can take their time dealing with unimportant matters like NATO, Ukraine, Syria....
Re: KHAYDUROV / DEMYAN SP22 PISTOL UPDATE
Posted: Sun Dec 18, 2016 7:34 pm
This is good news.
Unfortunately, none of the images I can find show the pistol without its grip as without it one would be able to work out to some extent whether the trigger mechanism of the SP15 is (as the text of the linked pages Ruig included seems to indicate) like the HR30 or if it is closer to Efim Khaidurov's final design of the SP08 (or for that matter, like an AW93). The embedded pictures which were posted to TT in 2009 of Khaidurov's last design shortly before he passed away have all disappeared after their original source was deleted, but I have found this image on a cache which shows something radically different from the AW93 (the trigger of which has never been one of its strong points)
If trade relations improve, production is confirmed, supply is reliable and price is reasonable, they could be on to a winner...but I've had that thought many times...
Unfortunately, none of the images I can find show the pistol without its grip as without it one would be able to work out to some extent whether the trigger mechanism of the SP15 is (as the text of the linked pages Ruig included seems to indicate) like the HR30 or if it is closer to Efim Khaidurov's final design of the SP08 (or for that matter, like an AW93). The embedded pictures which were posted to TT in 2009 of Khaidurov's last design shortly before he passed away have all disappeared after their original source was deleted, but I have found this image on a cache which shows something radically different from the AW93 (the trigger of which has never been one of its strong points)
If trade relations improve, production is confirmed, supply is reliable and price is reasonable, they could be on to a winner...but I've had that thought many times...