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Manufacturers from Croatia:
The XD-M is a polymer-framed striker-fired pistol series with a reputation for accuracy, safety features, and high capacity. It is based on the Croatian HS2000.
The Springfield Hellcat is a micro-compact, striker-fired pistol that holds 11+1 or 13+1 rounds, aimed at redefining concealed carry standards.
The XD-S is a single-stack, striker-fired pistol available in several calibers, designed for concealed carry with minimal bulk.
The Springfield Armory Echelon is a 9x19mm striker-fired full-size pistol introduced in 2023, featuring a revolutionary Central Operating Group (COG) that allows the serialized fire control unit to be removed and transferred between different grip modules without tools or paperwork. This modular chassis system, similar in concept to the SIG P320, enables users to switch between full-size, compact, and subcompact grip configurations while maintaining the same trigger pull and reliability. The Echelon employs Springfield's Variable Interface System (VIS) for optics mounting with self-locking pins that accommodate over 30 different red dot sights without adapter plates. It represents Springfield's most significant new pistol platform in over two decades and positions the company's Croatian-manufactured products directly against the SIG P320 and Glock 17 Gen5.
The HS 2000 is a semi-automatic pistol designed by Marko Vukovic and manufactured by HS Produkt of Croatia. It was introduced in 1999 and originally marketed under the name HS 2000. The pistol features a polymer frame, a locked-breech Browning-style action, and a unique grip safety. The trigger system incorporates a pre-cocked striker with a consistent trigger pull for each shot. The HS 2000 was adopted by the Croatian military and police. After its introduction to the US market, it was rebranded as the Springfield Armory XD and became one of the most popular polymer-framed pistols in America. The HS 2000 is known for its reliability, accuracy, and robust design.
The Hellion is the U.S. civilian version of the VHS-2, a modern bullpup rifle with ambidextrous controls and modular features.
A Croatian bullpup assault rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm. Replaced the VHS-1 with an improved design and ambidextrous controls.
The Agram 2000 is a compact, selective-fire submachine gun designed and manufactured by RH-Alan (formerly Alan Arms) of Croatia. Its primary design philosophy centers on concealability and close-quarters combat (CQB) effectiveness, making it suitable for military special forces, law enforcement, and personal defense roles. The weapon is distinguished by its extremely compact size, achieved through a telescoping bolt design that allows the magazine to be housed within the pistol grip, similar to the Uzi and MAC-10. Key innovations include a simple blowback operation with a fixed firing pin, a side-folding metal stock for reduced carry profile, and a high rate of fire (approximately 800-900 rounds per minute) that enhances suppressive capability in close engagements. The Agram 2000 is known for its rugged reliability and ease of maintenance, though its accuracy is limited by its short barrel and open-bolt design. It has a reputation as a cost-effective, no-frills submachine gun, often compared to the Croatian-made Å okac and the Israeli Uzi. Notable design characteristics include a manual safety selector (safe/semi-auto/full-auto), a threaded barrel for suppressors, and a simple rear aperture sight. Its compactness and firepower have made it a niche choice for specialized units and private security contractors.
The RT-20 (Rucni Top 20mm, Croatian for Hand Cannon 20mm) is a Croatian anti-materiel rifle that fires the extremely powerful 20x110mm Hispano-Suiza cartridge. It uses an unusual recoil-operated bolt mechanism with a massive muzzle brake and a secondary recoil compensator system. The RT-20 was developed during the Croatian War of Independence for use against armored targets.
