Glock 17
Caliber: 9 mm
Magazine: 9х19 mm of Parabellum
Barrel Length: 114 mm
Weight without magazine: 0.625 kg
Magazine Capacity: 19 or 33
The Austrian Glock 17 is currently one of the most popular and recognizable self-loading pistols, which is in high demand both by police and armed forces around the world, as well as by ordinary citizens who buy weapons for sports shooting and self-defense.
BRIXIA impera 1911. Chrome
Caliber: 9 mm
Magazine: 9х19 mm of Luger
Barrel Length: 127 mm
Weight without magazine: 1.1 kg
Magazine Capacity: 10
Italy's 1911 Brixia semi-automatic pistol, offers a short and clear trigger and a fully adjustable scope. Finishing option - chrome. The gun is assembled entirely from Italian-made materials and components, with tight tolerances to ensure performance and accuracy.
CZ 75 SHADOW
Caliber: 9 mm
Overall Length: 217 mm
Barrel Length: 120 mm
Weight without magazine: 1.33 kg
Magazine Capacity: 18 or 19
The CZ 75 is a semi-automatic pistol made by Czech firearm manufacturer ČZUB. First introduced in 1975, it is one of the original "wonder nines" featuring a staggered-column magazine, all-steel construction, and a hammer forged barrel. It is widely distributed throughout the world and is the most common handgun in the Czech Republic.
SIG Sauer Mosquito 22LR
Caliber: .22 LR
Overall Length: 183 mm
Barrel Length: 99 mm
Weight without magazine: 0.7 kg
Action Type: double action of DA/SA
Magazine Capacity: 10
Regulated open sight.
The Sig Sauer Mosquito gun is supplied with a wear resistant, polymeric frame. The breechblock is equipped with a regulated sight, located on the breechblock frame made of shock-resistant polymer. The hilt of the gun is supplied with the improved ergonomic holder. Mosquito is characterized by high precision of the hitting traditional for the guns issued by the SIG SAUER Company.
МР–446 С «VIKING»
Caliber: 9 mm
Magazine: 9х19 mm of Luger
Overall Length: 206 mm
Overall Width: 38 mm
Overall Height: 145 mm
Magazine Capacity: 10
Weight with magazine without magazine: 0,95 kg
The MP-446 gun C «VIKING» is the sport- training firearm oriented for firing to the target at distances to 50 m. Firing practice from the gun make by magazines of 9 mm of Luger (9 mm of Parabellum 9х19).
S-PMA (Makarov) 9 mm
Caliber: 9 mm
Overall Weight: 0,73 kg.
Barrel Length: 93 mm
Overall Length: 161 mm
Magazine Capacity: 8
Firing range: 50 m
The 9-mm gun of Makarov – the autoloading gun developed by the Soviet mechanician N. F. Makarov in 1948. It was added to arsenal in 1951. It is an individual firearm in the Soviet and Post-Soviet armed forces and law enforcement agencies.
С – ТТ caliber 7,62х25mm sample of 1933
Caliber: 7,62 mm
Сartridge: 7,62х25 mm of Tokarev
Overall Length: 195 mm
Magazine Capacity: 8
The mass of the gun without magazines: 0,825 kg
Firing grouping at a distance of 25 m (diameter of a dimension of dispersion) no more than 150 mm
At the beginning of 1934 the gun under the name of 7,62 mm a sample of 1933 designed and modernized by F. V. Tokarev, was added to arsenal. Other name of the gun TT (Tul'skii Tokareva). In the period of the Great Patriotic War, this gun was an individual firearm of officers in the Soviet army.
CZ P-07 Kadet 22 LR
Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Magazine Capacity: 10
Weight: 0,560 kg
Overall length: 191 mm
Barrel length: 103 mm
The CZ P-07 KADET is an adapter for the CZ P-07. In the slide of the adapter is a 95 mm cold hammer forged rimfire barrel chambered for .22 LR cartridges with a 16-inch right hand lead. The trigger mechanism allows the user to change between decocker and a manual safety. Depending on the version, one or both controls can be included.
SMG Shpagin caliber 7,62х25mm sample of 1941
Caliber: 7,62 mm
Cartridge: 7,62 kh 25 mm Tokarev
Weight with magazine without magazine: 4,75 kg
Overall Length: 840 mm
Magazine Capacity: 35-round box magazine or 71-round drum magazine
The submachine gun created in 1940 by G. S. Shpagin was the most mass sample of automatic firearm of the Soviet infantry during the period of the Great Patriotic War. From this outstanding firearm to fascists was made a huge loss.
Kalashnikov assault rifle AKM 7,62х39
Caliber: 7,62 mm
Cartridge: 7,62 kh 39 mm, FMJ
Magazine Capacity: 10
Firing range: to 300 m
Weight (without riflescope, magazine, accessories, a cover with a belt): 3,8 kg
Overall Length: 882,5mm
Overall Width: 75 mm
Overall Height: 265 mm
Barrel length: 415 mm
Accuracy: no more than 75 mm
The assault rifle АК widely known in the world and created in 1946-1947 by the mechanician M.T.Kalashnikov so far is an outstanding sample of firearm of this type. AK has been designed for magazines by N. M. Yelizarov and B. V. Syomin's of a sample of 1943,and its destructive power remained at a distance to 1500 m.
Taurus CT9 G2 rifle 9х19
Caliber: 9 mm
Cartridge: 9х19 mm
Magazine Capacity: 10 or 30 bullets
Weight (without riflescope, magazine, accessories, a cover with a belt): 3,2 kg
Overall Length: 924 mm
Barrel length: 407 mm
Taurus CT9 G2 – the second modification of a civil submachine gun from the well-known Brazilian company TAURUS. Long time firm was made only by guns and revolvers. However took the order from Federal Police of Brazil for development of a submachine gun for security forces. The attempt turned out so successful that was born also the civil version of weapon stated as a fowling piece.
Hi Point rifle 9х19
Caliber: 9 mm
Cartridge: 9х19 mm
Magazine Capacity: 10 bullets
Weight (without magazine): 2,8 kg
Overall Length: 825 mm
Barrel length: 420 mm
The Hi-Point 9x19 self-loading carbine is one of the cheapest in its class. In the basic version, the Hi-Point carbine differs in a very non-customary appearance, but it is fully capable of providing decent reliability and quite successful work at home, as well as for entertaining or training shooting. The effective firing range for carbines Hi-Point carbine model is about 100 meters.
Kalashnikov assault rifle 5,45х39
Caliber: 5,45 mm
Cartridge: 5,45х39 mm
Magazine Capacity: 10 bullets
Weight: 4,5 kg
Overall Length: 830 mm
Barrel length: 350 mm
VPO-148-05 made under the cartridge 5.45x39 mm. It is compact, has a folding telescoping buttstock has a low return. Forearm, store, handle, the butt made of plastic. Differences VPO-148-05 from the base sample: Improved store latch allows you to press the reset key store without taking your hands off the fire control handle. Folding butt telescopic mechanism optimally adjust the length of a hand. Superior trigger HPE-148-05 provides a smoother operation trigger. Butt, folding to the right side, allows you not to dismantle the optics for transport. The fore-end is equipped with a Picatinny rail, which allows to mount additional accessories.
Degtyareva gun 7,62х54 mm sample of 1927
Caliber: 7,62 mm
Cartridge: 7,62х54 mm of R
Weight with magazine without magazines: 9,2 kg.
Overall Length: 1270 mm
Magazine Capacity: 10
Accuracy fire of three bullets from four at a distance of 100 m: 150 mm
In hands of the Soviet soldiers Degtyarev's machine gun was terrible weapon in fights with the Japanese militarists at the lake Hassan (1938) and the river Halkhin-Gol (1939), in war with belofinna (1938-1940), in battles of the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945)
BI 7-3
Caliber: 5,6 mm
Weight: 4 kg
Length: 500 mm
Overall length: 1035 mm
Magazine Capacity: 5
Sports 5-shooter rifles of caliber 5,6 mm are intended for firing in biathlon competitions at a distance of 50 m. Magazines of ring ignition with the maximum operational pressure of powder gases no more than 180 MPas are applied to firing (1836 kgfs / кВ.см). Are produced by JSC Izhmash in lots since 1991. Rifle BI 7-3 is recommended to women and juniors.
Mosin's rifle (TO)
Caliber: 7,62 mm
The applied magazine caliber: 7,62 x 54 mm
Weight: 4 kg
Length: 1232 mm
Magazine Capacity: 5
Aim range: 1000 m
Mosin's rifle, known as well-known «Three-liner», was the main firearm of revolution of 1917, and also of the Great Patriotic War. Mosin's rifle of a sample of 1891 is considered of the most famous samples of the Russian weapon. The imperial three-liner was involved in Russian-Japanese, and then and in World War I.
Tokarev Self-loading Rifle, Model of 1940 (SVT-40)
Caliber: 7,62 mm
The applied magazine caliber: 7,62 x 54 mm
Weight: 3,8 kg
Length: 1230 mm
Feed system: 10-round detachable box magazine
Distance vision (with scope): over 1500 meters
Muzzle velocity: 829 m/s
Rate of fire: 20 - 25 rounds per minute
The SVT-38 saw its combat debut in the 1939–1940 Winter War with Finland. The SVT-40 was a more refined, lighter design incorporating a modified, folding, magazine release. The handguard was now of one-piece construction and the cleaning rod housed under the barrel. Other changes were made in an effort to simplify manufacture. Production of this improved rifle began in July 1940 at Tula, and later at factories in Izhevsk and Podolsk. Production of the Mosin–Nagant M1891/30 bolt-action rifle continued, remaining the standard-issue rifle to Red Army troops, with the SVT-40 more often issued to non-commissioned officers and elite units like the Naval Infantry.
CZ 455
Caliber: 22LR
Overall Weight: 3000 гр
Barrel length: 630 mm
Overall length: 1083 mm
Magazine Capacity: 5
The small-caliber rifle CZ 455 is the multicharged rifle with the closed system of a lock (classical longitudinally sliding) intended for hunting and sports firing with a possibility of regulation of effort of sear.
Self-loading hunting carbine Vepr-3V (VPO-134)
Caliber: 7.62 mm
The applied magazine caliber: 7,62 x 39 mm
Overall Weight: 4900 гр
Barrel length: 590 mm
Overall length: 1040 mm
Magazine Capacity: 5, 10
Aim range: 300 m
Russian self-loading hunting carbine Vepr-3V (VPO-134), made on the basis of a light machine gun Kalashnikov (RPK).
Self-loading hunting carbine Vepr-3V (VPO-134)
Caliber: 7.62 mm
The applied magazine caliber: 7,62 x 39 mm
Overall Weight: 3000 гр
Barrel length: 403 mm
Overall length: 895 mm
Magazine Capacity: 10
Aim range: 400 m
VSS - self-loading hunting carbine, which is a civilian version of the unique domestic VSS sniper rifle. VSS is a lightweight, balanced, compact carabiner, easy to carry.
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