Rifle Roundup: Springfield Armory Kuna 9mm With An Aimpoint RDS Sight скачать в хорошем качестве

Rifle Roundup: Springfield Armory Kuna 9mm With An Aimpoint RDS Sight

This week on Rifle Roundup, we’re looking at the new Springfield Armory Kuna 9mm large format pistol, with an Aimpoint Duty RDS red dot sight and an Armageddon Gear Single Point sling. Springfield Armory Kuna 9mm Pistol: MSRP $999 Let’s journey overseas for a moment to the country of Croatia, specifically to the offices of HS Produkt, the largest gun manufacturer in that small European country. The Croatian government found itself in need of something to replace its aging stocks of submachine guns, and HS Produkt created a modern take on the small, fully automatic pistol-caliber firearm to fill that need. The company also realized that the large-format pistol market was starting to heat up again in the United States, and thus created a 9mm semi-automatic version of that military-spec firearm for sale in this country. And with that, the Kuna arrived on our shores. There is a lot to like about this little gun. Inside the receiver, there is a modified roller-delayed blowback action which creates significantly less recoil than direct blowback guns of a similar size. The controls are fully ambidextrous and mimic those of an AR-15. There is a reversible, non-reciprocating folding charging handle at the front of the gun, and the 6-inch barrel comes with a muzzle brake, but users can replace that brake with a suppressor if they so choose. The handguard is plastered with M-Lok slots on the sides and bottom, while up top, there is a section of Picatinny rail for mounting more sights or an optic. Speaking of sights, the Kuna has a nifty hybrid folding iron sight system. The sights on this gun, when folded, give you a conventional front post/rear notch sight picture, but when popped up, they provide a true post/peep sight sighting system like you’d find on a long gun. The trigger has a flat face and breaks at about four pounds, according to my Lyman trigger gauge. At the rear, there is a short section of vertically mounted Picatinny rail which allows you to add a pistol stabilizing brace or some other accessory (more about that later). If there is a downside to the Kuna, it’s that it uses a proprietary magazine system, rather than an MP5, Glock or similar family of magazines. The good news is, spare 30-round magazines are priced at $25 dollars as I type this, making them less expensive than the magazines for many concealed carry pistols with smaller capacities.  Join NRA Today: https://membership.nra.org/ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- National Rifle Association of America — https://bit.ly/32dwH2D NRA Publications — https://bit.ly/38GpKtj American Rifleman — https://bit.ly/39IW2E4 American Hunter — https://bit.ly/2HF0oAa Shooting Illustrated — https://bit.ly/2udFtRR NRA Family — https://bit.ly/2HEYNdC NRA Women — https://bit.ly/3dxbgiD America’s 1st Freedom — https://bit.ly/3bNhBW2 Shooting Sports USA — https://bit.ly/2wvFRvK