They are so well made and look so authentic that I couldn’t tell the difference until they told me about it. I saw the company name and the displayed OTs-14 Groza, AS VAL and VSS Vintorez rifles and thought how could I miss a new player in this market? When I started talking to the company officials I was amazed to learn that these are airsoft guns. Airsoft Vintorez Clone by 9×39ĩ×39 is the brand name of one of the companies exhibiting at the show. They also sell a deactivated VSS Vintorez. Molot Arms offers Vintorez clones chambered in 7.62x39mm and 9x39mm.
All civilian Vintorez replicas made by TOZ are chambered in the original 9x39mm caliber.Īnother company that has been working on civilian Vintorez replicas is Molot Arms (not to be confused with Molot Oruzhie – the manufacturer of Vepr rifles). These new rifles are also compatible with AR-15 receiver extensions, stocks and grips. During the show, we had a chance to take a look not only at these two models but also at the new, upgraded versions of these rifles.Īs you can see, the upgraded versions come with several different camouflage patterns as well as a number of Picatinny rails on the top cover, handguard and under the fake suppressor. Earlier we reported about the release of classic and railed Vintorez clones introduced by this company. When I entered the Arms & Hunting exhibition hall, the first thing I noticed was the TOZ (Tulsky Oruzheiny Zavod – Tula Arms Plant) booth where they demonstrated a variety of civilian VSS Vintorez rifles. Who doesn’t want a Vintorez even if it has a fake suppressor and fires in semi-auto mode only? Here is a brief overview of the Vintorez clones that we saw at Arms & Hunting 2018 exhibition held in Moscow, Russia. No wonder why the demand for clones of this weapon on the Russian civilian market is also high. It is unique in every aspect – from the cartridge it is chambered in to the integrally suppressed design. VSS Vintorez is one of the iconic Soviet/Russian special forces’ weapons.
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