Grand Power Stribog SP9A1 Pistol – FDE | 9mm | 8″ Threaded Barrel | 30rd | Folding SBT Brace

SKU: TSW|185593UPC: 197892029933Mfr. Part #: 197892029933

$1,321.99

Grand Power Stribog SP9A1 Pistol – FDE | 9mm | 8″ Threaded Barrel | 30rd | Folding SBT Brace

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STRIBOG SP9 A1 is an all new semiautomatic pistol in the GP production line. Its uniqueness resides in dual mass slide, which significantly reduces recoil and improves overall behaviour of the gun. It’s possile to mount a wide variety of accessories due to Picatinny and MLOK combination rails. Grip as well as some parts of trigger mechanism can be exchanged for third party AR parts to achieve more adjustability. All controls are ambidextrous and cocking lever is side exchangeable. There is no need for special tools for disassembly for maintenacne.STRIBOG SP9 A1 is a reliable, robust self-loading pistol with wide use.

Additional information

upc

197892029933

manufacturer

Grand Power

Manufacturer Part Number

197892029933

Action

Semi-Auto

Barrel Finish

Black

Barrel Length

8"

Caliber/Gauge

9mm

Capacity

30 + 1

Safety

Ambidextrous Safety Lever

Sights

Iron

Thread Pattern

1/2"x28

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