WEAPONS

7,62mm Assault rifles

The 7.62mm Assault Rifle is equivalent to an AK-type weapon, the most popular and widely used assault rifle in the world. It boasts substantial reliability under harsh conditions, and low production costs in comparison to contemporary Western weapons.
Geographically wide availability, combined with ease of use, has made the AK-type weapon a standard service rifle used by armed forces and security forces all around the world.

7,62mm Generel Purpose Machine Gun

The 7.62mm general purpose light machine gun, equipped with bipod and mild recoil, is intended to be used by infantry units for both long-range suppression and precision fire. Ammunition is fed from the belt placed in an ammunition box, with the usual capacity of 100 or 250 cartridges. A Gas Flow Regulator provides reliable functioning in all environments.

DShK 12,7mm Heavy Machine Gun

The 12.7mm Heavy Machine Gun is an automatic weapon, fed by 12.7x108mm high-powered ammunition. It is intended to eliminate light armoured targets, low flying airborne targets and combat troops (even when protected by light cover). It can be mounted in various ways including Remote Controlled Weapon Stations, pedestals, tanks, vehicle hatches, tripod or specialised chassis. Its highly rugged nature makes the DShK 12.7mm HMG suitable for use in all climates, zones, and weather conditions.

NSV 12,7mm Heavy Machine Gun

The NSV 12.7mm HMG is a heavy machine gun of Soviet origin. Developed as an upgrade to the trusted DShK in Soviet service, the NSV 12.7mm HMG improves on the parameters of the DShK.

Whilst it uses the same 12.7x108mm ammunition as the DShK,
it has a higher rate of fire, at 700-800rpm, is lighter and easier to clean

KPVT 14,5mm Heavy Machine Gun

The KPVT 14.5mm HMG is the sole infantry weapon capable of firing the most powerful 14.5x114mm Armour Piercing Incendiary (API) ammunition. This enables infantry to mitigate the effects of light infantry cover, obliterate light-armoured vehicles, fight effectively with low-flying aircraft and even allows limited engagement of medium-armoured weaponary including Wheeled 8×8 APCs, BMPs, etc.

30mm Automatic Granade Launcher

The 30mm Automatic grenade launcher is an infantry weapon intended to combat covered and uncovered live forces at distances of up to 1700 metres. It is also capable of the destruction of light armoured weaponary at distances of up to 1000 metres. Thorough testing under strict military-standard conditions have confirmed the reliability of this weapon across various terrains and climates.

RPG-7 Anti-tank launcher

The RPG-7 anti-tank launcher is a portable, re-usable, unguided, shoulder-launched, anti-tank rocket-propelled grenade launcher. Its simple, yet rugged and effective, design, combined with its relative low cost, has made the RPG-7 the most widely used anti-armour weapon in the world; currently being used by around 40 countries.

Mortars (60mm to 120mm)

Most modern mortar systems consist of four main components: a barrel, a base plate, a bipod and a sight. Modern mortars normally range in calibre from 60 mm (2.36 in) to 120 mm (4.72 in). Mortar ammunition is generally much smaller and lighter than artillery (such as field-guns and howitzers) allowing it to be transported by personnel without vehicle assistance. Due to its high, parabolic trajectory with a near vertical descent, the mortar can land ammunition on nearby targets, including those behind obstacles or in fortifications, as well as infantry in trenches or spider holes.