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MV-1
The MV-1 (МВ-1) is Soviet era-developed, delay-firing, sabotage device, which is disguised as a metal key. The MV-1's fuze functions in the same manner as that fitted to PMN (ПМН) anti-personnel blast (APB) mine. By changing its lead shear wire, the MV-1's fuze can be configured for delays from 15 minutes to 360 hours. The MV-1 is related to the MV-2 (МВ-2), which is disguised as a metal-cased ballpoint pen.
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