Akdal GHOST TR-02 Green

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Akdal TR-02 pistol is short recoil operated, locked breech pistol. It uses modified Browning-type locking, in which barrel engages the slide with single lug, entering the ejection window. Unlocking and locking (lowering and rise of the barrel) is controlled by cam-shaped projection below the chamber, which interacts with steel insert, removably set into the polymer frame. The pistol is striker-fired and utilizes pre-cocked striker, which is put to full cock by the pull on the trigger. In case of the misfire, user

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has no 'second strike' capability and must cycle the slide to re-cock the striker to its pre-set state. Pistol also has no manual safeties; instead, it has automatic trigger and firing pin safeties. Magazines are double stack, holding 15 rounds of ammunition, with magazine release button located at the base of the trigger guard. Sights are fixed, and dovetailed into the slide. (The adjustable sight is also available) .The polymer frame features removable backstraps (of different sizes), and an integral accessory Picatinny rail below the barrel. Trigger safety, Firing pin safety, Decocking indicator,Chamber indicator. Barrel Life: 25000 shots. UCYILDIZ ARMS IND. CO. Ltd was founded by Irfan AKDAL in May 2003. However, history of Ucyildiz Arms traces back to 1943. Akdal family started their activities in the arms sector at that year by fabricating shotgun parts in a small workshop in Üzümlü village of Konya. As one of the members of the family, who has had many achievements for long years, Irfan AKDAL blazed many trails in the Turkish arms sector with arms produced in armories he founded under different names. Among these trails there is the production of first automatic Shotgun andPump Action Shotgun in Turkey in 1992. Mr. Akdal has manufactured various models of shotguns for a variety of countries - primarily for the USA - and made great contributions to the development of the Turkish arms industry by providing significant support for local arms manufacturers of Anatolia for modern arms manufacturing technologies and materials.