👉 The Croatia Weapon, also known as the "Croatian Submachine Gun" or SMG-92 in some contexts, is a compact and lightweight automatic submachine gun developed by Croatia during the early stages of its independence in 1991. It is essentially a modified version of the Soviet-designed AK-74 submachine gun, adapted for use by Croatian forces in the Croatian War of Independence. The Croatia Weapon features a 7.62x25mm Maguga cartridge, making it more compact and easier to transport than standard AK-74 variants. It boasts a simple design, with a short magazine capacity of 12 rounds and a reliable, though basic, gas system. Despite its limitations, it served effectively in the field due to its portability and ease of use, playing a significant role in the Croatian military's engagements.
