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9x18 Makarov
SAA
The 9×18 Makarov, which has numerous other names, is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, pistol and submachine g...
UZRGM Hand Grenade Pyrotechnic-Delay Fuze
Fuze
The UZRGM (RU: УЗРГМ) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, pyrotechnic-delay hand grenade fuze, which features...
NZ-60 V
Fuze
The Czechoslovakian-developed NZ-60 V, is a point-detonating (PD) impact nose fuze, which provides instantaneous impact...
30x165 Ammunition
Cannon
The 30×165 series of cannon rounds were introduced during the 1970s to replace the then Soviet Union's prior 23 and 30 m...
OS-SVO
Mortar Bomb
The OS-SVO is a Czechoslovakian, 247 mm calibre, blast-effect, mine-clearing, spigot mortar bomb. The OS-SVO designat...
PP Mi-Na 1
Mine
The PP Mi-Na 1 is a former Czechoslovakian-developed, minimum-metal, plastic-cased, pressure-operated, anti-personnel (A...
PT Mi-K
Mine
The PT Mi-K is a Former Czechoslovakian, steel-cased, pressure-fuzed, anti-tank (AT) blast-effect mine, which has a si...
PT Mi-U
Mine
The PT Mi-U is a squat-cylindrical, plastic-cased, minimal-metal, anti-tank shaped charge (ATSC) mine, which was origina...
122 mm JROF
Rocket
The 122 mm JROF is a high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) warhead-equipped artillery rocket that is indented for use a...
7.62×39
SAA
The 7.62×39 is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, intermediate-power military-developed cartridge, likely the m...
120 mm Mortar Ammunition
Mortar Bomb
Many countries produce 120 mm mortar ammunition of domestic, licensed-copy, or cloned design. Russian Federation, or for...
3UBR6
Cannon
The 3UBR6 (RU: 3УБР6) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 30 mm (30×165), armour-piercing tracer (AP-T) round...
3UOF8
Cannon
The 3UOF8 (3УОФ8) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 30 mm (30×165) high explosive incendiary (HEI) cannon r...
Ro-7
Fuze
The Ro-7 is a small, simple mechanical, pressure-actuated, minimum-metal, Czechoslovakian mine fuze. The Ro-7 may be...
PP Mi-Šr II
Mine
The PP Mi-Šr II (Protipěchotní Šrapnelová Mina II), which is more commonly seen without accents (PP Mi-Sr II, PP Mi Sr I...
7.62×25
SAA
The 7.62×25 Tokarev cartridge (round), which has numerous other names, would be developed between 1929 and 1930 for new...
3UOR6
Cannon
The 3UOR6 (RU: 3УОР6) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 30 mm (30×165) high explosive incendiary tracer (HE...
RPG-75
Projectile
The RPG-75 is a Czechoslovakian-developed, 68 mm, disposable, anti-armour, smoothbore, recoilless gun, which fires the P...
KTM-1
Fuze
The KTM-1 (RU: КТМ-1) is a Soviet-era-developed, instantaneous-operation, point-detonating (PD), nose fuze, which was de...
A-670M
Fuze
The A-670M (А-670М) fuze is a nose-mounted, all-weather, point-detonating (PD), delayed-action design that incorporates...
RG-4
Grenade
The RG-4 (Ruční Granát 4) is a Czechoslovakian-developed, defensive-offensive, all-ways-acting (AWA) impact-fuzed, high...
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