The TC-10 Mini-Gun is an Australian semi-automatic pistol designed by Ron Owen.
Overview[]
The TC-10 was developed by the Gympie-based firm of Enfield Arms (unrelated to RSAF Enfield). It is a simple blowback-operated pistol that utilizes a wrap-around bolt, enveloping the receiver. The bolt's spring is coiled around the barrel and the cocking handle protrudes from a slot on the top. It uses a large, ergonomic frame made from shock-impact polymers, and has a small thumbhole foregrip in front of the trigger guard.
The TC-10 is fed from a 32-round Owen gun magazine and is designed to be used with optical attachments, as it has no iron sights of its own. A barrel extension and stock can be added to convert the weapon into a carbine.
Gallery[]
The TC-10.
Firing the TC-10.
The TC-10's mechanism.
The TC-10's barrel.
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