Century Arms

Century Arms is launching a new line of Heckler & Koch-derived roller-delayed blowback firearms called the AP5 for “Apparatus Pistol.”

The Century Arms AES 10B is imported directly from Romania and features a heavier longer barrel, barrel mounted bipod, and carry handle.

They took their best AK’s and TP9 pistols and sent them to several different custom shops and told them to go wild. The various shops created custom furniture, fluted barrels, refined triggers–the works.

With a high-quality barrel, enhanced trigger group and American maple stock, this USA-made AK is a step ahead. And the price won’t set you back.

As Jason Karvois, Century’s Director of Sales, said in the press release, “The addition of the Shockwave Blade offers a very handy and accurate pistol with the reliability and durability you would expect from an AK.”

New for 2018 is the Draco NAK9, which is cut from the same cloth as the original only the NAK9 is chambered in 9mm.  That makes it easier to control and cheaper to feed. 

The safety notice only affects select polymer-frame Canik pistols, the TP9SA, TP9SF, TP9SFx, TP9SF Elite and the TP9SF Elite-S.

Following World War II, a group of nations were consolidated into what we referred to as Yugoslavia, ruled by a man named Tito. Not owing his ascension to power to the Soviet Union, but still being a communist, he proclaimed that Yugoslavia would go a third way, part of neither the East nor the West. The Yugoslavian military adopted the basic pattern of the Soviet AKM rifle and made some alterations to adapt it to their doctrine. Rifle grenades were thought of as a huge force multiplier by the Yugoslavians, which resulted in several of those modifications.

“Draco season with the bookbag/Rat tat, got a little kick back,” raps Future.