In the mid-2000s, there was a growing demand in Russia for a reliable, "real-feeling" self-defense weapon that could fire rubber bullets. KSPZ filled this gap by adapting the combat-proven Fort-12 design. The result was the Horhe, a pistol that maintained the weight and ergonomics of a service firearm while adhering to strict civilian safety laws.
Пистолет Хорхе – особенности конструкции и ... - Guns.Club pistolet horhe harakteristiki
The Horhe is valued for its durability and "blowback" action, which provides a realistic shooting experience. In the mid-2000s, there was a growing demand
The (Хорхе) is a prominent family of Russian "traumatic" (less-lethal) pistols developed for self-defense, sport, and law enforcement. Produced by the Klimovsk Specialized Ammunition Plant (KSPZ) since 2006, its design is rooted in the Ukrainian Fort-12 service pistol. The Story of the Horhe Produced by the Klimovsk Specialized Ammunition Plant (KSPZ)