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The Norinco Type 77 is a semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Norinco in China. It is chambered in .32 ACP and features a unique one-hand cocking mechanism. The front of the trigger guard can be squeezed to retract the slide, allowing the pistol to be cocked and loaded with a single hand. The Type 77 uses a simple blowback action with a fixed barrel and a steel frame. It was designed for military officers and plainclothes security personnel who needed a compact, concealable sidearm. The pistol is slim, lightweight, and easy to conceal.
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