Yarygin Pistol (PYa / MP-443 "Grach")

The 9mm Yarygin Pistol (index 6P35) was designed by Vladimir Alexandrovich Yarygin at the Izhevsk Mechanical Plant and adopted by the Russian military in 2003 . Widely known as the MP-443 "Grach" , it was developed under the "Grach" project to replace the aging Makarov pistol and has been gradually replacing it since 2003 .

Key Features:

• Powerful Ammunition: Uses 9×19mm rounds, including high-impulse 7N21 ammunition with an enhanced penetration bullet . At ranges up to 25 meters, it can penetrate Class II body armor .

• High Capacity: The double-stack magazine holds 18 rounds . Holes in the magazine body allow for visual round count .

• Reliable Operation: Utilizes a short recoil, locked-breech system .

• Modern Trigger System: Features a double-action hammer-fired mechanism, allowing for both single-action and double-action shots .

• Ergonomics & Safety: Automatic safeties disengage when the grip is held and the trigger is pulled . Controls are duplicated for both right and left-handed shooters . The hammer is shielded by slide protrusions to prevent snagging .

• Well-Designed Ergonomics: Finger rests on the trigger guard facilitate a two-handed grip . The grip panels are plastic, formed as a single piece .

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