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The APB (Avtomaticheskiy Pistolet Besshumniy, meaning automatic silenced pistol) version was a version of the APS optimized for silent operations. Developed in the early 1970s by A.S. Neugodov (А.С. Неугодов) under the factory name AO-44, it was officially adopted in 1972 under the service name APB and given GRAU index 6P13.
La APB (Avtomaticheskij Pistolet Besshumnyj, pistola automática silenciada en ruso) fue una versión de la APS optimizada para operaciones silenciosas. Desarrollada a inicios de la década de 1970 por A.S. Neugodov (А.С. Неугодов) con la designación de fábrica AO-44, fue oficialmente adoptada en 1972 con la designación APB y el número GRAU 6P13.
27 de feb. de 2022 · The APB became a silenced version of the original APS pistol. This form appeared during the 1970s and about 2,000 were produced from 1972 until 1973. Changes included a lengthened barrel assembly, reduced muzzle velocity and optional wire stock.
APB with accessories. The Stechkin APS pistol, which served as a base for APB, could in some respects be considered the first “Wondernine” – the high capacity, double action, nine-millimeter caliber pistol. Also, in some respects, it was still influenced by the pre-war machine pistols like the Mauser C96 Schnellfeuer, Astra Modelo F or Star MM. . All considered, when originally issued it ...
21 de nov. de 2011 · November 21, 2011 Ian McCollum Machine pistol 12. The Stechkin automatic pistol was adopted by the Soviet military in 1951, alongside the Makarov pistol. Both are chambered bot the 9x18mm Russian cartridge, and both use simple blowback mechanisms. The Stechkin is a heavier and bulkier pistol, though, as it is designed for fully automatic fire.
Stechkin APB. The APB is a modified variant of the APS that was introduced about 2 decades later. The APB wasn't produced new, but was created from refurbished APS pistol. The APB has a longer barrel that is threaded to accept a suppressor. The cumbersome and fragile bakelite stock is replaced by a metal wire stock.
14 de ene. de 2009 · The silenced 9×18 PB pistol was the first mass issue Spetsnaz silenced handgun. It was quite effective, but Spetsnaz was always on the lookout for the more firepower, and one request was for a weapon to match (at least partially) the western silenced 9mm submachine guns, such as the Sterling L34A1 and others. At the time, submachine guns had ...
