According to un-register.org data, Pakistan has imported more than 39,000 semi-automatic pistols from Turkey from 2006 to 2013. Data for 2014 and onwards is not yet available.
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Not a big deal mostly these semi auto side arms for Police and civilian consumption.
Turkish semi auto pistols are famous in Pakistani Civilian MArket
Yes and Army guys love it one Major who I often talk to say he easily hits 100 M with that pistol
Alot of officers already have them
They look very similar to what the Turkish policemen carry..Sarlismaz is offering handguns in collaboration with POF, they set up a firm named Wah Industries Limited.
http://www.wahindustries.com.pk/products.php?tac=19
POF makes only two type of pistols there are several Turkish companies which makes pistols like CANIK whose TP9 series is really popular these days. POF can't produce every rifle and pistol which is being produced in the world at maximum it should produce only three different Rifle seriesHad army given me an order of 39000, I would have setup my own factory. The point being why can't we make them ourselves in POF or a new civilian setup instead of importing?
POF makes only two type of pistols there are several Turkish companies which makes pistols like CANIK whose TP9 series is really popular these days. POF can't produce every rifle and pistol which is being produced in the world at maximum it should produce only three different Rifle series
And why do we need to produce every kind of pistol that is out there in the world?
Have you heard the term "Standard Military side Arm"? PA, PAF & PN need to come up with a side arm standard, Issue an international tender and do a 100% TOT.
Produce one version for the military and LEA, some others for civilian market (which is huge) and government should ban the import of all types of weapons for civilian market. Saves foreign exchange, stops smuggling, custom duty losses due to under invoicing, creates employment and control unauthorized sale of arms and ammo to undesirable elements.
On a side note, I have owned and used a Sarsilmaz B6 standard version. It (B6) is a clone of a clone (Tanfoglio), which is a clone of CZ75. Aesthetically it is a good looking gun with good build quality and fit and finish. The unit I owned was not very accurate and it's supposedly "glow in the dark" rear sight dot came flying out within first mag fire in Karsaz shooting range.
@Horus once said that the Sarsilmaz B6 will be adopted by the Army as a standard sidearm.
As you noted above, the pistol has quality issues which makes its adoption by Pak military unlikely.