Poland introduced a new gun for the armed forces of the republic

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The army of Poland will receive a new pistol. The Polish military-technical institute of armaments WITU (Wojskowy Instytut Techniczny Uzbrojenia) will participate in the tender for the supply of a new pistol to the armed forces. At the MSPO 2018 exhibition, it presented a new model weapons, called PW Inka, transmits "Warspot" with reference to the portal milmag.pl.

Poland introduced a new gun for the armed forces of the republic




The PW Inka pistol, according to the developers of WITU, was created on the basis of the PR-15 model, taking into account the requirements of the Polish Ministry of Defense specified in the tender conditions for the supply of new pistols to the armed forces. PW in the name of the pistol is deciphered as Pistolet Wojskowy, and he received the name Inka in honor of Craiaova army nurse Danuta Gelena Sedzikuvny, better known under the pseudonym Inca, who first fought against German units, and after the end of World War II she entered anti-communist resistance in Poland, after which was caught and shot by the Polish authorities.



PW Inka looks similar to most modern army pistols with a polymer frame, but it has one difference - it has an open type trigger. The weight of the gun 771 g, length - 200 mm, height - 140 mm, width - 33 mm, barrel length - 114 mm. Caliber 9X19. Food is supplied from the 15 magazine.
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  1. -1
    8 September 2018 17: 22
    One of the many copies of the Glock ..
    1. +2
      8 September 2018 17: 35
      Dima hi
      Quote: 210ox
      One of the many copies of the Glock ..

      There are similarities, I do not argue. This gun will be able to win the tender only if it is cheaper than competitors (due to origin) or due to the lack of lobby from the side of large manufacturers (which is unrealistic - the opinion of the Boss and all that wink ) So the prospects are foggy ...
      1. +1
        8 September 2018 17: 52
        Pasha, good afternoon. Yes, in Poland, of course, they are trying to buy Amerz, German weapons, in short, more complicated things. What they are trying to do easier for themselves.
        1. +2
          8 September 2018 17: 56
          You got it right where I'm driving, but still Big Brother’s opinion should not be forgotten. Fushington will give an order for the purchase of, for example, Smith-Wesson or Ruger products. And what - do you think the Poles will trample against? I doubt it very much.
          1. +4
            8 September 2018 18: 50
            Judging by the barrel - and the "tides" on it, one of the versions of the Browning scheme, only with a polymer frame. How many of those pistols does the Polish army need? Well, twenty thousand. For this you should not "offend" an ally.
            1. 0
              8 September 2018 19: 04
              Quote: Mountain Shooter
              How many of those pistols does the Polish army need? Well, twenty thousand. For this you shouldn't "offend" an ally

              Everything is correct, it seems. wink But: we have in mind the imperial ambitions of Poland for the Empire from "sea to sea" wink
              Plus, do not forget that the supply of pistols will lead to the supply of repair kits and other spare parts (the network of service centers is understandable). So the chicken pecking the grain. But how it later becomes easier is a separate issue.
      2. 0
        8 September 2018 19: 15
        Pasha, I’ll probably say something stupid right now, but no one has yet been able to beat TT!
        1. +1
          8 September 2018 19: 38
          Slavik, these are not exactly those pistols that should be compared.
      3. +3
        8 September 2018 20: 15
        Quote: bouncyhunter
        This gun can win a tender only if it is cheaper than competitors

        The main advantage of this gun is not its unique performance characteristics or mean time between failures, but its name. For Poles, mired in Russophobia, this is enough
        1. 0
          8 September 2018 20: 21
          hi
          Quote: APASUS
          For Poles, mired in Russophobia, this is enough

          Emphasis on the name, huh? wink TTX is already secondary (if yours matters).
    2. -1
      8 September 2018 20: 13
      Gaston Glock would be offended and completely right.
  2. +5
    8 September 2018 17: 32
    PW Inka, according to developers from WITU, was created on the basis of the PR-15 model
  3. +2
    8 September 2018 17: 41
    The idol of modern Poland, judging by the name of the pistol, is among the nationalists. Here you have the worship of the devil in the form of a woman.
  4. -2
    8 September 2018 17: 58
    Poland introduced a new gun for the armed forces of the republic
    And for a long time they came up with it ??? Or the next news will be about how Poland came up with cartridges for it ...
  5. +6
    8 September 2018 18: 05
    PW in the name of the pistol stands for Pistolet Wojskowy, and the name Inka he received in honor of the nurse of the army of the Regional Danuta Helena Sedzikuvna, better known under the pseudonym Inca, who first fought against the German units, and after the end of World War II entered into anti-communist resistance of Poland, after which was caught and shot by the Polish authorities.

    I got the impression that this is the main advantage of the gun ...
    1. +1
      8 September 2018 20: 16
      Inca is an extinct South American Indian.

      laughing
  6. +9
    8 September 2018 18: 10
    Quote: 210ox
    One of the many copies of the Glock ..

    Where is he a copy of Glock?
    Glock is a completely bezurkuyu device, and the 17th charging (base model).
    In appearance it is more likely ZIG-Sauer 228th, but never Glock.
    So ... Materiel, Watson, our everything!
  7. +1
    8 September 2018 19: 11
    Polish zbroevka not much seen in quality))
    Glock with the trigger))
  8. 0
    8 September 2018 20: 10
    This gun looks like a terrible bastard from the marriage of Walter PPQ and Viking.

    wassat
    1. 0
      8 September 2018 20: 22
      Appearance Walter and even a pedal to release the store, and the trigger trigger, "the quality of manufacture with a file" and the height of the barrel above the hand - Viking.
  9. +1
    9 September 2018 01: 22
    Quote: sabakina
    Pasha, I’ll probably say something stupid right now, but no one has yet been able to beat TT!


    Glory, no offense, but it's easier to compare the Pole with the capsule spittoon of Lieutenant Rzhevsky. And, as the Mountain shooter correctly noted, both of these machines, both the Pole and the TT, are simply seed extracts from the design of John Browning. I don’t know how this Pole is, but I am well acquainted with CTT and I don’t have respect for this system. Not for nothing before the war, a competition was held to replace the TT and it was won by Voevodin's eighteen-shot pistol. The war prevented launching into mass production. Tokarev also participated in the competition, but lost it outright. So TT, sorry ... negative
    1. +2
      9 September 2018 02: 09
      Vojvodin, if adopted, would still be used.
      Do not be shy - like AK around the world would be.
      The strange fate of the gun turned out ...
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    3. +1
      9 September 2018 03: 46
      Quote: Sea Cat
      The war prevented launching into mass production.

      what prevented after ...
  10. +2
    9 September 2018 23: 51
    Quote: AID.S
    Quote: Sea Cat
    The war prevented launching into mass production.

    what prevented after ...

    Postwar devastation. More important things happened, AK-47, for example ... hi

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