Government arsenal
Tula Arms Plant
Tula Arms Plant in the reference: 83 gun models, 7 factory loads, 1 serial ranges, 5 cartridges introduced.
Part of Russian state (Rostec)
Overview
| Records | Count | Open |
|---|---|---|
| Gun models | 83 | Notable models |
| Factory loads | 7 | Filter the explorer |
| Serial number ranges | 1 | Serial lookup |
| Cartridges introduced | 5 | Cartridges |
Russian state arms manufacturer founded by decree of Peter the Great in 1712 in Tula, the historic center of Russian arms production. One of the oldest continuously operating weapons manufacturers in the world. Produces the TOZ shotgun series, Tokarev TT pistol, SVT semi-auto rifle, and is responsible for production of the 7N6 5.45×39 military cartridge. Tula arsenal marks appear on millions of historical Russian firearms.
Also recorded as Tula, TOZ, Tula TOZ, Tula Arms Plant TOZ, Tulsky Oruzheiny Zavod, Tula Arsenal.
Notable firearms
83 models in the firearm database. Collectible and service designs first, then the newest.
- Tula AKS-74 5.45x39mm 16.34-inch
- Tula East German Makarov 9x18mm 3.68-inch
- Tula Stechkin APS
- Tula Arms Plant Stechkin APS 9x18mm Soviet Machine Pistol
- Tula Soviet SKS 7.62x39mm
- Tula Arms Plant SKS
- Tula Arsenal SKS
- Tula Arsenal SKS 7.62x39mm 20.5-inch
- Tula Arsenal SKS 7.62x39mm 20.5-inch Tula Early
- Tula SKS Tula
- Tula Arms Plant Mosin-Nagant M44
- Tula Arsenal M91/30 Counter-Sniper 7.62x54R 28.7-inch
Associated cartridges
8 cartridges: the ones Tula Arms Plant introduced and the ones it loads for.
| Cartridge | Relation | Loads |
|---|---|---|
| 12.7x108mm Soviet | Introduced 1934 | 1 |
| 14.5x114mm Soviet | Introduced 1939 | 1 |
| 5.45x39mm Soviet | Introduced 1974 | — |
| 7.62x39mm Soviet | Introduced 1943 | — |
| 7.62x54R | Introduced 1891 | — |
| 5.45x18mm Soviet | Loads | 2 |
| 7.62x38mmR Nagant | Loads | 2 |
| 9x39mm Russian | Loads | 1 |
Factory loads
7 Tula Arms Plant loads in the reference, each with grain weight, bullet type and advertised velocity.
Serial numbers
1 dated serial range across 1 model family, 1933–1954. Covered: TT-33 Tokarev.
Counts are read from the reference and the shop at build time and change as records are added or corrected. Maker names in the reference are matched to this page through a reviewed alias list, not by spelling alone.