Jericho 941

Jericho 941

IsraelIsrael
1990 - Present

Israeli semi-automatic pistol based on the CZ-75 design

Primary Specifications

Caliber
9x19 mm
Universal pistol caliber
Weight (Empty)
0.99 kg
Muzzle Velocity
360 m/s
Standard 9mm velocity
Rate of Fire
40 rpm
Standard pistol operation
Effective Range
50 m
Effective pistol combat range
Magazine
16-rd Box
Double-stack magazine capacity

Quick Summary

What it is?
A combat pistol developed for Israeli military and security forces with enhanced ergonomics and accuracy
Who uses it?
IDF Officers, Israeli Police, Shin Bet, Mossad
Role
Service pistol, Backup weapon, Security sidearm
What's different?
Steel frame provides reduced recoil and improved accuracy over polymer alternatives
Why it matters?
Standard sidearm for Israeli security services in close protection roles

Real-World Impact

1
Officer Sidearm
Standard issue for IDF officers as personal defense weapon
2
Undercover Operations
Carried by Shin Bet agents in counter-terror operations
3
Sky Marshal Program
Used by Israeli air marshals on El Al flights
4
VIP Protection
Primary weapon for close protection details

Additional Features

Ambidextrous Controls
Partial
Operating System
Short recoil, locked breech

FAQs

  • 1. Why is it called "Baby Eagle" in the US?
    Marketing name by Magnum Research for American civilian sales
  • 2. Is it better than a Glock?
  • 3. What calibers is it available in?
  • 4. Is it still in production?
  • 5. What is the trigger system?
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