Talyn
SAINT
Celik Arms, located in Beyşehir, Turkey, has been in the gun business since 2005 and makes pistols, rifles, and shotguns, with most of its production headed to the U.S. under a variety of importer's banners. One of the company's newest lines is the FP-14, which is a decent-looking BHP clone in several variants.
They look to be fairly straight-up Mark III-style clones, but all the models we tested did not have that gun's dreaded magazine safety.
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BTW - Post-93 Mk. IIIs had the improved & stronger "cast" frames so while these & others look like Mk. IIs I'd be curious if the Mk.III clones are true to that.
My .02
They look to be fairly straight-up Mark III-style clones, but all the models we tested did not have that gun's dreaded magazine safety.
IWA: Celik Arms Brings a New Hi-Power Clone in the FP-14 :: Guns.com
While wandering around the IWA Outdoor Classic Show in Germany recently, we came across a company making Hi-Power clones and had to find out more.
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The Many Colors of…Celik?
While wandering around the IWA Outdoor Classic Show in Germany recently, we came across a company making Hi-Power clones and had to find out more. Celik Arms, located in Beyşehir, Turkey, has been …
laststandonzombieisland.com
BTW - Post-93 Mk. IIIs had the improved & stronger "cast" frames so while these & others look like Mk. IIs I'd be curious if the Mk.III clones are true to that.
My .02
