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9x18 Makarov

9x18 Makarov

SAA

The 9×18 Makarov, which has numerous other names, is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, pistol and submachine g...

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30.5 cm Austro-Hungarian Howitzer Projectile

Projectile

The '30.5 cm Austro-Hungarian Howitzer Projectile', its actual designation unclear, is a pre-World War One (WWI) 305 mm,...

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AZ 58-K-100

AZ 58-K-100

Grenade

The AZ 58-K-100 is an Hungarian, short-range, hand-thrown, parachute-stabilised, anti-armour hand grenade. The AZ 58-...

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Hungarian Non Metallic AT Mine

Hungarian Non Metallic AT Mine

Mine

Anti-tank. Designation unknown.

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BEKM-82

BEKM-82

Mortar Bomb

Mortar, HEAT.

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42 M. (Hand Grenade)

42 M. (Hand Grenade)

Grenade

The 42 M. is a Hungarian, anti-personnel, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) offensive, hand-thrown 'stick' grenade,...

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GYATA-64

GYATA-64

Mine

The GYATA-64 (Gyalogsági Taposóakna 64) is a Hungarian-developed and produced, pressure-operated, anti-personnel blast-e...

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HAK-1

HAK-1

Mine

The HAK-1 is an electronically fuzed shaped charge anti-tank mine. This mine is in production. Overseas distribution...

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UKA-63

UKA-63

Mine

The UKA-63 (HU: Univerzalis Kumulativ Akna) is an obsolete, Hungarian-developed and produced, anti-tank shaped-charge (A...

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M62: ANTI-PERSONNEL BLAST

M62: ANTI-PERSONNEL BLAST

Mine

The M62 is simple plastic-cased AP blast mine, developed from the Hungarian M49 mine; it is similar in size and contains...

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5.45x39

5.45x39

SAA

The 5.45×39 is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, intermediate-power, military small arms round developed from...

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7.62×39

7.62×39

SAA

The 7.62×39 is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, intermediate-power military-developed cartridge, likely the m...

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M49 (APB Mine)

M49 (APB Mine)

Mine

The M49 is an anti-personnel blast (APB) mine similar to the Russian PMD-7Ts (ПМД-7Ц), though slightly longer. The M...

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7.62×25

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...

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82 mm Mortar Ammunition

82 mm Mortar Ammunition

Mortar Bomb

Most 82 mm mortar ammunition originates from that developed for the Soviet-era/Russian M-36 (М-36) mortar in the early 1...

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M36

M36

Grenade

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