| PTW Brotherhood | |
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| Classification: Semi-Automatic Pistol | |
| Year Introduced: 1993 | |
| Country of Origin: South Korea | |
| Created By: Park Tech Weapons | |
| Caliber: .44 Magnum | |
| Capacity: 12 | |
The PTW Brotherhood is a sidearm developed by Park Tech Weapons, which has since been adapted for use by military forces and private security forces across the globe.
Overview[]
In the early 1990s Park Tech Weapons began developing long-barrel pistols, trusting their accuracy and power to win over customers who might be favoring compacts. The Brotherhood was based on the Beretta 92 but made with the kind of polymers found in Glock 17, as well as an elongated barrel to reduce recoil.
Use[]
Triangle Security Services[]
A 1996 deal with Park Tech Weapons saw Triangle Security Services adopt PTW sidearms as standard issue for their security teams. While TSS specialists might use other weapons their stand-issue sidearms are the Brotherhood and PTW Infinity.
CyTrooper Program[]
As per a contract agreement with Noi Industries, CyTek employs the Brotherhood as one of the standard sidearms for the CyTrooper Program.