Agram 2000

Submachine gunCroatia1992Historic

Compact Croatian submachine gun derived from the Beretta M12, produced during the Croatian War of Independence.

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ID — AGRAM-2000
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Agram 2000

Pero Kobac d.o.o. (Zagabria)
Caliber
9×19 mm Parabellum

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Identity

Designation
Agram 2000
Manufacturer
Pero Kobac d.o.o. (Zagabria)
Country
Croatia
Year
1992
Category
Submachine gun
Status
Historic

Ballistics

Caliber
9×19 mm Parabellum
Muzzle velocity
395 m/s
Rate of fire
~1050 rpm
Effective range
100 m

Dimensions

Barrel length
180 mm
Overall length
350 mm
Empty weight
1.8 kg

Mechanics

Operating system
Massa battente, otturatore aperto
Bolt / action
Blowback

Feed

System
Double-stack magazine
Standard capacity
22 rounds

Fire modes

SafeSemi-autoAuto

Historical profile

Designed and produced in Zagreb by Pero Kobac d.o.o. in the early 1990s to address the weapons shortage during the Croatian War.

Borrows the open-bolt action from the Beretta M12 but in a stockless 'pistol-style' format, with a perforated cylindrical shroud over the barrel.

Also seen in the wider Balkan conflicts and later seized in numerous illegal arms trafficking cases across Western Europe.

Variants

Agram 2002 (versione semi-auto)Agram 1973 (raro)

Main users

Croatia · Bosnia · uso illegale in Europa

Key components

  • ●Stock — Shoulder rest.
  • ●Receiver — Weapon body with internal mechanisms.
  • ●Grip — Primary grip.
  • ●Magazine — Cartridge feed.
  • ●Barrel — Guides the projectile.

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