1926 Tula-Korovin: The First Soviet Semiauto Pistol

Published on October 8, 2020
Duration: 12:29

The 1926 Tula-Korovin (TK) was the first Soviet semi-automatic pistol, designed by Sergey Korovin. Initially a .32 ACP, it was simplified to a .25 ACP blowback pistol for security agencies and officers. Distinct production patterns exist, with the third pattern featuring a heavier slide for higher-pressure ammunition. Field stripping is straightforward, involving removal of the safety lever and lifting the barrel.

Quick Summary

The 1926 Tula-Korovin (TK) was the first Soviet semi-automatic pistol, designed by Sergey Korovin. Initially a .32 ACP, it was simplified to a .25 ACP blowback pistol for security agencies and officers. It featured a simple blowback, striker-fired action and had distinct production patterns.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Sergey Korovin's Background
  2. 01:43Development of the TK Pistol
  3. 03:04Design and Ergonomics
  4. 05:16Production Patterns
  5. 07:07Disassembly and Field Stripping
  6. 08:39Internal Mechanics
  7. 11:01Production History and Legacy

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the Tula-Korovin (TK) pistol?

The Tula-Korovin (TK) Model 1926 was the first Soviet semi-automatic pistol, designed by Sergey Korovin. It was a compact .25 ACP pistol intended for security forces and officers as a defensive sidearm.

Who designed the Tula-Korovin pistol?

The Tula-Korovin pistol was designed by Sergey Korovin. He was an arms designer who worked at the Tula Arsenal in the Soviet Union during the early 1920s.

What caliber is the Tula-Korovin pistol?

The Tula-Korovin pistol is chambered in .25 ACP, also known as 6.35mm Browning. Later variants used a higher-pressure '6.3mm Tula' round.

How do you field strip the Tula-Korovin pistol?

Field stripping involves removing the safety lever, locking the slide back, lifting the barrel out of its frame grooves, and then sliding the slide assembly off the front of the frame.

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