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Solovev Russian semi-automatic pistol

Solovev Russian semi-automatic pistol

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Solovev pistol is a handgun developed by Russian designer Sergei Ivanovich Solovev. It has attracted attention for its unique design and outstanding performance. The exterior design is simple and modern, using a high-strength alloy body to ensure its durability and sturdiness. Usually using ammunition with a 9mm caliber, it has reliable shooting accuracy and ballistic performance. Emphasis on ergonomics, providing comfortable grip and operability. It is equipped with a detachable magazine with a standard capacity of 12 rounds to meet shooting needs. Equipped with advanced shooting control system, adjustable sight and trigger.

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