Bulgarian Makarov 9x18 Pistol

This video offers a brief overview of Bulgarian Makarov pistols available in the Century Arms surplus corner. It highlights the availability of these firearms and directs viewers to the creator's social media, an Optics Planet discount code, Amazon affiliate links for gear, and merchandise. The content is focused on showcasing specific surplus firearms.

The Makarov pistol, a Russian-designed firearm similar to the Walther PP, is evaluated for concealed carry. Its 9x18mm Makarov caliber offers power between .380 ACP and 9mm Luger. While featuring a European-style heel magazine release and a slide-mounted decocker, a critical safety warning highlights the free-floating firing pin, necessitating carrying with the safety engaged.

This review covers the Bulgarian Makarov 9x18mm pistol, detailing its history as a Soviet sidearm and its design inspired by the Walther PP. The surplus package, costing $299, includes essential accessories like a holster and extra magazines. The pistol features a simple blowback action, a 3.5-inch barrel, and demonstrates exceptional accuracy at 7 yards, grouping shots into a single hole.

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