Springfield Armory Kuna: Specs and Price
The Springfield Armory Kuna is a roller-delayed 9mm pistol with a 6-inch barrel and a 30-round magazine. Gun Digest published its specs after Springfield announced it on April 18, 2025. The link below searches our catalog for it.
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Springfield Kuna specs
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Caliber | 9mm |
| Operating system | Roller-delayed |
| Barrel | 6 in, cold hammer forged |
| Muzzle | 1/2x28 threaded, multi-port brake installed |
| Magazine | 30 rounds, translucent polymer with metal feed lips; $25 each per Gun Digest |
| Sights | Adjustable flip-up hybrid sights |
| Upper | Monolithic aluminum with integral M-LOK slots |
| Grip and controls | AR-15 pattern grip; ambidextrous controls |
| Charging handle | Folding, non-reciprocating, reversible |
| Brace | Optional Strike Industries folding brace on a rear Picatinny rail |
| Launch MSRP | $999 without brace; $1,149 with brace |
| Maker | Springfield Armory; made by HS Produkt of Croatia |
What roller-delayed means
A roller-delayed action uses rollers to hold the bolt locked for a moment after the shot, until pressure drops. The Kuna uses this kind of action.
Who it suits
The Kuna has a 6-inch barrel, a 30-round magazine and an optional folding brace, so it is a large pistol. Check the laws that apply where you live before you buy.
Prices change
The MSRP above is the price at announcement. Retail prices can differ from MSRP, so compare before you order.
Buying in Pennsylvania
Check price and availability in the catalog first. Firearm purchases and transfers have legal requirements, so see our Pennsylvania gun laws guide before you order.
Frequently asked questions
What caliber is the Springfield Kuna?
9mm.
How many rounds does it hold?
It uses a 30-round magazine.
How much did it cost at launch?
MSRP was $999 without the brace and $1,149 with it.
Is the barrel threaded?
Yes, 1/2x28 with a multi-port brake installed.
Source: Gun Digest first look.
General information, not legal advice. Current as of September 2026. Laws change; check the official source before you act.
