Milipol Paris 2017: Montenegro’s TARA Group unveils new weapons
TARA Perfection, a division of the TARA Group, unveiled its new TM-10 7.62x51mm assault rifle and TM-9 SMG 9x19mm sub machine gun (SMG), at Milipol in Paris.
The company also revealed a new variant of its TM-M4A1 chamber for .300 Blackout (BLK) round and the TM-9C, a compact version of its TM-9 9x19 mm pistol.
The TM-10 is a derivative of Tara’s TM-M4A1. The new rifle was developed in answer to existing customer requirements for a weapon chambered in the 7.62 NATO caliber, Boris Kljajevic, commercial director at TARA Aerospace and Defence Products, detailed to Shephard.
Development work began
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