T75 pistol

The T75 pistol is produced by the 205th Arsenal, Ministry of National Defense in Taiwan. According to Janes, they are also reportedly made available for any country willing to buy them.

History

The T75 was created to replace the aging Type 51, locally produced M1911 pistols.

The T75 is based on the Italian-made Beretta M92 with a 15-round magazine capacity.

The T75 had a compact variant that is equipped with a shorter structure and redesigned grip.

The T75 has a suppressor-ready variant for special forces operatives and death penalty executors.

The XT84 project was designed to be similar to the M9 Dolphin selective fire pistol.

Redesigned T75 variant with a lighter weight with most spare parts redesigned.

Redesigned T75K1 variant with a lighter weight. Never went into mass production owing to cost issues.

The T75K3 features lightweight materials and also, polygonal rifling developed at National Defense University which improve both barrel life and weapon accuracy while resulting in lower recoil.