Stribog SP9A1 Review...The Best Budget PDW?

Published on March 7, 2020
Duration: 31:08

This guide details the field stripping process for the Grand Power Stribog SP9A1, a budget-friendly PDW. The process is described as similar to an AR-15, utilizing captured pins for disassembly. The review highlights the heavy steel blowback bolt and single captive recoil spring. Expert insights are provided on trigger and bolt pull weights, along with range performance and value comparisons.

Quick Summary

The Grand Power Stribog SP9A1 is highly recommended as a budget PDW, offering excellent value with a price point around half that of the Sig MPX Copperhead. It boasts high build quality, includes three 30-round magazines, and features an ambidextrous non-reciprocating charging handle, flip-up sights, and reliable performance at 25 yards.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Unboxing and Contents
  2. 01:27Price and Market Positioning
  3. 02:39External Features and Specs
  4. 03:21Sighting Systems
  5. 04:23Controls and Ergonomics
  6. 06:23SB Tactical Brace
  7. 08:35Disassembly and Internals
  8. 11:16Technical Measurements
  9. 13:39Range Performance
  10. 17:53Final Grade and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Stribog SP9A1 a good budget PDW option?

The Stribog SP9A1 is considered a top budget PDW because it offers high build quality and includes essential accessories like three 30-round magazines, all at roughly half the price of competitors like the Sig MPX Copperhead.

What are the key external features of the Stribog SP9A1?

The Stribog SP9A1 features an 8-inch barrel with 1/2x28 threads, M-LOK handguard slots, a non-reciprocating ambidextrous charging handle, flip-up polymer sights, and fully ambidextrous controls.

How does the Stribog SP9A1 perform in terms of accuracy and reliability?

Tested at 25 yards, the Stribog SP9A1 demonstrated excellent accuracy for a PDW and functioned reliably with various 9x19mm ammunition weights. Recoil is mild but noticeable due to the blowback bolt.

What is the trigger pull and bolt pull weight for the Stribog SP9A1?

The trigger pull weight for the Stribog SP9A1 averages between 9 and 9.5 pounds. The bolt pull weight, or charging effort, is approximately 10.5 pounds, which is comparable to other compact firearms.

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