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4Zh40
Miscellaneous
The 4Zh40 (4Ж40) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, tank-gun propellant charge assembly, which is comprised...
PG-15P
Miscellaneous
The PG-15P (RU: ПГ-15П) is a Soviet-era-developed, cartridge-cased, electrically-fired, propulsion (propelling) charge....
PG-7P
Miscellaneous
The PG-7P (Ru: ПГ-7П) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, propulsion/stabilising assembly, which has an exter...
PG-7PM
Miscellaneous
The PG-7PM (Ru: ПГ-7ПМ) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, propulsion/stabilising assembly, which has an ext...
PG-7PL
Miscellaneous
The PG-7PL (Ru: ПГ-7ПЛ) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, propulsion/stabilising assembly, which has an ext...
4Zh52
Miscellaneous
The 4Zh52 (4Ж52) propelling charge is comprised of the 4Zh40.010 (4Ж40.010) stub case, a propellant charge assembly, and...
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