K-14 is a pistol model made in Vietnam with many superior features to meet the requirements of both shooting competitions and combat equipment.
The K-14 pistol is designed based on the K-54 pistol version used by the Soviet Union in the 50s.
In 1920, the first pistol prototype was introduced by the famous Russian automatic gun manufacturer Fedor Tokarev with the name TT-30.
During World War II, the TT-33 gun was produced and used by the Soviet Union in large quantities until the 1950s. However, countries such as China, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Poland, South
In Vietnam, during the war of national liberation, the army’s infantry weapons received a lot of aid from the Soviet Union and a number of other countries.
The K-54 pistol has a simple and uniform design, so during wartime, military personnel can easily remove damaged components to combine good parts to create a complete gun.
Although the K-54 gun has many advantages and is widely used by the Vietnamese army.
Due to the disadvantages combined with the long life and deterioration and lack of quantity of K-54 guns, since 2001 the Weapons Institute of the Military Science and Technology Center has begun research to build a set of resources.
From this set of research documents, the Z111 factory successfully tested and manufactured, building a set of design and manufacturing documents to ensure the mass production of the K-54VN gun.
The K-14 gun barrel is 11mm longer than the K-54VN.
Compared to the K-54 gun, the K-14 has advantages: More accurate, the steel used to make the gun barrel is more durable, the gun handle is sturdy for comfort, and the magazine holds 13 bullets (instead of 8 bullets like the K-
