Navy arms China TU-90
Guns International #: 102922432 Seller's Inventory #: 152670
Category: Navy Arms Revolvers - Handguns - Asian Pistols

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Seller: Sprague's Sports Inc.
Company: Spragues Sports
Member Since: 2/2/12
State: Arizona
Zip: 85364
Country: United States
Phone: (800) 440-3892
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Description:
The Navy Arms China TU-90 is a semi-automatic pistol that was imported and distributed by Navy Arms, a company known for its firearms and military surplus products. The TU-90 is a Chinese-made pistol, often associated with military and law enforcement uses, although it is available for civilian purchase in various markets.
Key Features of the Navy Arms China TU-90 Semi-Auto Pistol:
  • Caliber: The TU-90 is typically chambered in 9mm (9x19mm Parabellum), which is a common caliber for semi-automatic pistols. The 9mm round is well-regarded for its balance of recoil, power, and availability, making it a versatile choice for both personal defense and law enforcement use.
  • Design: The TU-90 is a polymer-framed, striker-fired pistol, meaning it uses a striker mechanism for firing rather than a hammer. This results in a simpler internal design and can lead to a smoother trigger pull. The polymer frame also helps reduce the weight of the pistol compared to all-metal designs.
  • Capacity: It typically comes with a 15-round magazine, which is a standard capacity for many 9mm semi-automatic pistols. This allows for a reasonable number of shots before needing to reload.
  • Build and Finish: The TU-90 features a black polymer frame with a steel slide. This gives it a durable yet lightweight construction. The finish is often matte black or dark, providing a utilitarian and practical appearance.
  • Safety Features: The pistol usually comes with a manual safety and a drop safety feature to prevent accidental discharge if the pistol is dropped or mishandled. Some models may also have a decocking lever, depending on the design.
  • Usage: While it is generally considered a budget-friendly option for a 9mm semi-automatic pistol, the TU-90 is designed for self-defense, plinking, and possibly military or law enforcement use, depending on the market.
  • Ergonomics: The pistol has a comfortable grip with textured panels or rubberized grips for better control, especially during rapid-fire sequences. The controls, including the safety, are typically ambidextrous for ease of use by both left- and right-handed shooters.
    • Background:
    • The TU-90 is often considered part of the broader range of Chinese pistols imported into the United States during the 1990s and early 2000s. Chinese-made firearms, including pistols like the TU-90, gained some attention for their relatively low prices compared to other international firearms brands. However, they often received mixed reviews, with some users praising their affordability and functionality, while others criticized them for their construction quality compared to established Western brands.
    • Navy Arms helped introduce and popularize these types of Chinese firearms in the U.S. market, particularly for those looking for inexpensive pistols. The TU-90 is somewhat of a budget alternative to more popular pistols like those made by Glock, Smith & Wesson, or Ruger.
    Considerations:
    While the TU-90 may be a functional and affordable choice for those seeking a semi-automatic pistol, its construction quality and overall reliability may not match higher-end brands. As such, it’s important for potential buyers to ensure proper maintenance and training to maximize the pistol's potential for self-defense or recreational shooting.
    If you're interested in a China TU-90, it's wise to inspect the specific model for any signs of wear or defects, especially if buying second-hand, as Chinese firearms from that era may not always have the same level of refinement or consistency found in other firearm brands.

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    Handgun Caliber: 9x19mm Parabellum (9mm Luger, 9x19mm NATO)