SPGFLD KUNA 40SW PSTL 6.125″ 30RD PB

SKU: RSR|SPKN90640B-FSAUPC: 706397988975Mfr. Part #: KN90640B-FSA

$1,057.99

SPGFLD KUNA 40SW PSTL 6.125″ 30RD PB

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Description

Designed to deliver exceptional shooting stability in a portable package, the Kuna houses a roller-delay operating system that dramatically reduces felt recoil and enhances control. Chambered in 40S&W, it features a 6.125″ threaded barrel with a muzzle brake, hybrid flip-up sights, and a 30-round translucent magazine with metal feed lips for reliable operation.

Additional information

upc

706397988975

manufacturer

Springfield Armory

Manufacturer Part Number

KN90640B-FSA

Action

Semi-Auto

Barrel Length

6.125"

Caliber/Gauge

.40 S&W

Capacity

30

Model

Kuna

Number of Magazines

2 30 rd.

Product Type

Pistol

Safety

Ambidextrous

Shipping Weight

0.0

Sights

Front/Rear Flip Sights

Sights Type

Adjustable Sights

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