Pistols
Laugo Alien
A modern sport pistol with a unique low bore axis that noticeably reduces recoil and muzzle rise. The Laugo Alien is known for its exceptional accuracy and fast follow-up shots — a genuinely different shooting experience.
SIG Sauer P229
A proven classic in 9×19, widely used by law enforcement around the world. The P229 is known for its solid metal construction, balanced handling and consistent reliability.
Tanfoglio
A true classic: the 1911-pattern Tanfoglio pistol in .45 ACP with a single-stack 8-round magazine. The 1911 design was adopted by the US armed forces in 1911.
Desert Eagle
The biggest and most powerful pistol in the world. It weighs 2000 g empty and about 2300 g loaded. Calibre .50 AE (12.7 mm).
CZ P-10 C
A semi-automatic, compact 9 mm pistol made in the Czech Republic and introduced in 2017. Designed for self-defence and military use.
Makarov
The legendary pistol of the Soviet police and army, chambered in 9×18 with a single-stack 8-round magazine. Very compact, produced since 1951.
Margolin
A small-calibre .22 LR pistol produced since 1950, used for sport and training. It was designed by a blind engineer — perhaps that’s why it’s so ergonomic.
Ruger 22/45 Tactical
Ruger’s Standard model is a rimfire semi-automatic pistol introduced in 1949 as the first product of Sturm, Ruger & Co. It started the company’s line of .22 Long Rifle handguns, followed by the MK II, MK III and MK IV. An affordable .22 for recreational and precision shooting.
CZ-P10C Supressor
A semi-automatic compact pistol in 9 mm, made in the Czech Republic and introduced in 2017. Suitable for both self-defence and military use. This version is fitted with a suppressor.
Glock 17
A highly successful and reliable polymer-frame 9×19 pistol made since 1982 and used by security forces in many countries. 17-round magazine.
Glock 17L
A long-slide version of the Glock 17, created in 1988 for sport shooting. For a competitive edge, the trigger pull is lighter and the magazine release extended for faster reloads.
Glock 19
A 9×19 pistol and the more compact version of the Glock 17: the barrel and grip are 12 mm shorter, with a 15-round magazine. In service since 1988.
Glock 26
Compact and extremely reliable, the Glock 26 (9×19) is a popular choice for beginners and professionals alike. Its simple design, manageable recoil and versatility make it an excellent all-round pistol.
Glock 21
The Glock 21 is the .45 ACP version of the Glock 20, aimed mainly at the US market. 13-round magazine.
Glock 42
The Glock 42 is Glock’s smallest and lightest pistol: a slim .380 ACP pocket pistol introduced in 2014. 6-round magazine, soft recoil and easy handling.
Glock 44
The Glock 44 is Glock’s first .22 LR pistol, introduced in 2019. It’s the size of a Glock 19, but thanks to the small calibre there’s almost no recoil — great for training and beginners. 10-round magazine.
Glock 45
A full-size service pistol with a compact slide, combining proven reliability with modern design. Chambered in 9×19, it offers excellent balance, capacity and performance for self-defence, duty or range use.
Sig Sauer SP 2022
The SP2022 has a durable, lightweight, wear-resistant polymer frame with an integrated M1913 accessory rail and a laser sight that makes aiming quick and easy. This 9 mm pistol is built for law enforcement and the military and has proven its reliability. 15-round magazine.
Heckler & Koch P2000
Released in 2001, this German-made, lightweight polymer-frame pistol was designed for law enforcement. Based on the HK USP, it was known at the time for its improved ergonomics over the USP.
TT-33
Developed by Fedor Tokarev in 1930 and adopted by the Soviet army to replace the Nagant revolver. A semi-automatic pistol in 7.62×25 with excellent penetration. A favourite of the Russian mafia.
CZ-75 Tactical
The CZ-75 Tactical is a Czech single-action pistol designed specifically for practical shooting competitions. Calibre 9×19.
Ruger LCP
A lightweight compact pistol in .380 ACP, made since 2008. With its standard 6-round magazine, this pocket pistol is ideal for self-defence.
Walther PP
Walther PP — the legendary German pistol known for its accuracy and elegance. Chambered in .32 ACP or .380 ACP, it set the standard for double-action semi-automatics, combining reliability, precision and timeless design.
Submachine guns
HK MP5
The legendary 9×19 mm submachine gun introduced in the 1960s. This iconic firearm is used by elite military and police units worldwide. Famous from films and real-life operations, it remains one of the best-known firearms in the world.
*Our model is the HK SP5 (the semi-automatic civilian version of the MP5)
CZ Scorpion
A compact submachine gun made mostly of polymer, designed for easy handling in tight spaces.
Glock 17 RONI
A Glock 17 in a Roni chassis: the adjustable stock, two grips and red-dot sight make shooting comfortable, accurate and fast, even at longer distances.
Thompson M1928A1
A submachine gun developed in 1917–1920 with many nicknames: the Tommy gun, the Chicago typewriter, the trench broom and more. It takes 20- or 30-round magazines or 50- or 100-round drums. Calibre .45 ACP.
Revolvers
Colt Detective Special
Detective Special — the legendary snub-nose revolver trusted for decades. Compact yet powerful, it delivers classic .38 Special performance with timeless Colt craftsmanship, ideal for concealed carry or the range.
Smith & Wesson
A classic American revolver from the company founded by Horace Smith and Daniel B. Wesson in 1852. This is a more modern version: reliable, double-action, and it fires both .38 Special and .357 Magnum.
Smith & Wesson Model 10
The Smith & Wesson Model 10 is one of the most widely produced revolvers in the world: made since 1899 and carried by US police and military for decades. A six-shot double-action revolver in .38 Special.
Smith & Wesson Centennial
Introduced in 1952, this small self-defence revolver has a fully enclosed hammer, which makes it quick and easy to carry and use. A rare double-action-only revolver.
Ruger Redhawk
Made famous by Clint Eastwood in Dirty Harry. The model dates back to 1987, when Ruger started building guns for more powerful cartridges. A six-shot double-action revolver in .44 Magnum.
Ruger Super Redhawk
Introduced in 1997, it was the first six-shot revolver chambered in .454 Casull and .45 Colt. You could take this one elephant hunting.
Nagant M1895
The Nagant M1895 is a seven-shot gas-seal revolver designed and produced by Belgian industrialist Léon Nagant for the Russian Empire. Calibre 7.62×38 or .32 ACP.
Ruger Vaquero
The Ruger Vaquero is a six-shot single-action revolver made by Sturm, Ruger & Co. on the Ruger Blackhawk frame and launched in 1993. It grew out of the popularity of Cowboy Action Shooting, which created demand for a more traditional-looking single-action revolver.
Arminius HW3
Made in West Germany in the early 1960s, this is a small snub-nose .22 LR revolver for self-defence with both single- and double-action trigger.
Taurus 85
The Taurus is a classic six-shot revolver made in Brazil — a more affordable take on the classic S&W .38 Special design. It has a unique safety screw that can be turned to make the gun inoperable.
Rossi Model 518
A small-calibre revolver from Brazilian maker Rossi. The double-action Model 518 fires .22 LR with almost no recoil – a great choice if it’s your first time holding a revolver.
Chiappa Rhino
The Rhino is made of high-strength aluminium alloy. Its key feature: it fires from the bottom chamber of the cylinder rather than the top like conventional revolvers. The hammer is internal — what looks like a hammer is actually a cocking lever.
Rifles
HK 416
A modern 5.56×45 mm rifle introduced in the late 2000s. Built from high-quality materials with German engineering, it reflects a design used by elite units around the world.
*Our model is the HK MR223 (the semi-automatic civilian version of the HK 416)
RPK
RPK — a Soviet-designed light machine gun in 7.62×39 mm. Built for durability and sustained fire, it has a longer barrel and reinforced receiver, delivering reliability and classic Kalashnikov performance.
DP-27
DP-27 — a classic Soviet light machine gun in 7.62×54R. Known for its distinctive top-mounted pan magazine and reliability in harsh conditions, it offers historic firepower with rugged simplicity.
CZ 455
A high-precision .22 LR sport rifle, famous for its accuracy and hammer-forged barrel, tight manufacturing tolerances and an easily adjustable trigger.
CZ 455 Thumbhole
An even more accurate version of the standard CZ 455. Besides the scope, it has two unique features: a thumbhole stock for a more ergonomic grip and a heavy barrel that reduces vibration for greater accuracy.
HK G36
A modern 5.56×45 mm rifle adopted in the 1990s as the standard service rifle of the German armed forces. Lightweight polymer construction and a distinctive futuristic design. Known from military service and the media, it’s one of the most iconic rifles of its era.
*Our model is the HK 243 (the semi-automatic civilian version of the HK G36)
Sig Sauer SSG3000
A high-quality German bolt-action rifle in 7.62×51 NATO. A common police sniper rifle in Europe and the US.
Vepr Hunter 308
The VEPR is a top-quality precision rifle based on the Kalashnikov design, used mainly for sport and hunting. It’s based on the Soviet RPK machine gun. Calibre 7.62×51.
AK-47
Developed in the Soviet Union by Russian small-arms designer Mikhail Kalashnikov, it is the original firearm of the Kalashnikov (AK) rifle family. More than seventy years after its creation, the AK-47 and its variants remain among the most popular and widely used firearms in the world.
Saiga MK .223
The Saiga MK .223 is a semi-automatic carbine built on the Kalashnikov design by the Izhevsk arms plant. Its .223 Remington cartridge is the civilian version of NATO 5.56×45 – AK reliability with softer recoil.
Galil
An assault rifle developed in Israel in the late 1960s, also used by the Estonian army. Calibre 5.56×45 with good penetration.
V-AR 15
This semi-automatic rifle combines the best features of the world’s best-known systems (AR-15, M16, AK-47). It’s ergonomic, and its gas-piston system makes it practically maintenance-free, reliable and simple. Calibre 5.56×45 NATO.
V-AR 9 PCC
The V-AR9 looks like an AR-15 but is chambered in 9 mm. That makes training and sport shooting cheaper and more comfortable — there’s almost no recoil.
M16A1
The legendary Vietnam War–era rifle adopted by the US Army in 1964. One of the first military rifles designed to be lightweight from the start, and the first in the new 5.56×45 calibre.
Colt Sporter Lightweight
Made from 1989 to 1994, the Colt Sporter Lightweight is a rare semi-automatic variant of the M16A2. Calibre 7.62×39.
VZ-58 Supressor
The VZ-58 is a 7.62×39 mm assault rifle designed and made in Czechoslovakia and adopted in the late 1950s. Although it looks like the Soviet AK-47, it’s a different design based on a short-stroke gas piston.
Mosin-Nagant M1891
Developed in 1882–1891 and used by the Russian Empire in WWI, later by the Soviet Union and many other countries. More than 37 million of these powerful 7.62×54R bolt-action rifles have been made.
Henry Big Boy
Designed by Benjamin Tyler Henry in 1860, the original Henry was a sixteen-shot .44-calibre lever-action rifle. Introduced in the early 1860s, it was made in the US by the New Haven Arms Company until 1866 and used in the American Civil War.
Chiappa 1892
A modern lever-action rifle in .357 Magnum based on the Wild West–era Winchester Model 1892. These rifles became very popular in the late 19th century thanks to their light weight and fast rate of fire.
Ruger 10/22 Takedown
The Ruger 10/22 is a series of semi-automatic rifles by American maker Sturm, Ruger & Co, chambered in .22 Long Rifle rimfire. It uses a patented 10-round rotary magazine, though larger classic magazines are also available.
SKS
The first Soviet semi-automatic carbine, hence the name: Samozaryadny Karabin Simonova (Simonov self-loading carbine). Designed by Sergei Gavrilovich Simonov in 1945, calibre 7.62×39.
Shotguns
Winchester Defender
A classic 12-gauge shotgun with a composite stock. Suitable for hunting, self-defence, sport and military use. 5-round magazine, manually pump-loaded.
Winchester Defender Black
A classic 12-gauge shotgun with a composite stock. Suitable for hunting, self-defence, sport and military use. 5-round magazine, manually pump-loaded.
Ithaca 37 DS Police Special
A classic pump-action shotgun launched in 1937, with one of the longest production runs in history. It loads and ejects from the bottom, which makes it ideal for left-handed shooters too.
Benelli M2
A lightweight semi-automatic shotgun made by Benelli Armi in Italy. Used by the military, police and in sport shooting.
Benelli Supernova
A tough pump-action shotgun known for its reliability and versatility. A durable polymer stock, smooth action and effective recoil management deliver dependable performance for hunting, sport or self-defence.
IZh-54
Developed in the 1950s, the IZh-54 is one of the first Soviet hammerless side-by-side shotguns, used mainly for hunting.