Production of rifled weapons.

Akaki Khitarishvili’s workshop received a license in 2003. Activities: Repair and manufacture of weapons. From 2003 to 2007, the main activity was the repair and modernization of rifled weapons.
By 2007, an exclusive model of a linear-floating lock for a mechanical system carabiner was developed and manufactured. The new lock design is a synthesis of existing lock designs.
In 2010, a mechanical system carbine with a new lock called “Borbalo 210” was registered, which is manufactured to order for medium-power cartridges.
In 2013, a carbine with an original bullpup design was produced, which can use a variety of large-caliber cartridges.
In 2016, a new design of the barrel locking mechanism for a small-caliber carbine was developed and manufactured. In the new lock design, the latch mechanism differs from the mechanisms of similar locks currently used. The mechanical system carabiners “Borbalo 216” and “Borbalo 217” are produced with a new lock.
In 2020, a carbine with a universal barrel locking mechanism for small-caliber rimfire cartridges was developed and manufactured, operating both in semi-automatic reloading mode and in manual reloading mode.