single/double action, ambidextrous. Exists in two calibers. There are compact versions of both calibers. KSN Golan is an Israeli clone of the CZ99, with rights being purchased after Zastava halted production. Though the Golan lacks the CZ99’s loaded chamber indicator and has a shorter slide and barrel, different grips, and other minor cosmetic variations from the CZ99, it is virtually identical in internal design, and some parts are interchangeable between the two. Tressitu TZ99 is a South African clone of the CZ99. In the early 1990s South African company Tressitu entered into a licensing agreement with Crvena Zastava to produce a licensed copy named the TZ99, offered in both 9x19mm and .40 S&W. It was only produced for a short period before the company went out of business in the mid-1990s. A number of TZ99s stored from the dissolution were imported to the US in the mid-2000s. Users See also Zastava PPZ - CZ99's successor References External links Semi-automatic pistols of Serbia 9mm Parabellum semi-automatic pistols Zastava Arms .40 S&W semi-automatic pistols Weapons and ammunition introduced in 1990