Kuna 9mm — Springfield Armory Roller-Delayed PDW Pistol

Description

Springfield Armory’s Kuna™ redefines the 9mm pistol category. Named after the European Pine Marten — Croatia’s national animal, depicted on Croatian currency and military insignia — the Kuna was developed in collaboration with HS Produkt, Croatia’s premier firearms manufacturer. This isn’t rebadged tech. It’s a genuine engineering partnership built on decades of roller-delayed expertise.

From a tactical standpoint, the Kuna’s roller-delayed action provides two critical advantages: reduced reciprocating mass and lower felt recoil. In a defensive or tactical scenario, those two factors translate directly to faster accurate follow-up shots and reduced shooter fatigue during extended engagements.

Tactical Feature Set

• Suppressor-Ready: 1/2×28 threaded, roller-delayed reduces back-pressure for quieter, cleaner suppressed fire
• M-LOK Rail System: Attach lights, lasers, vertical grips
• Picatinny End Rail: Compatible with Strike Industries FSA folding brace
• 30+1 Capacity: Double the capacity of most defensive handguns
• Ambidextrous Everything: Charging handle, safety, mag release, bolt release
• Non-Reciprocating Charging Handle: Auto-folds out of the way during fire
• Cold Hammer Forged Barrel: Superior accuracy and longevity

Dimensions & Specs

Tactical FAQ

How does this compare to the B&T APC9 or HK SP5?
The Kuna is priced significantly below both European competitors while offering comparable roller-delayed performance. At $999 street price vs. $2,000+ for SP5 or B&T, the Kuna offers exceptional value for the roller-delayed platform.

Is it NFA-regulated?
The base Kuna is a pistol — no NFA requirements. Adding a vertical foregrip would change its classification. Stick with an angled grip or brace to remain compliant.

What 9mm ammo runs best?
The roller-delayed system handles everything from standard FMJ to +P defensive loads without issue. It’s particularly smooth with subsonic 147gr loads for suppressed use.