Machine Guns - Russia/USSR
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Degtyarev RPD
The RPD (Ruchnoy Pulemet Degtyarova - Degtyarov Light MG) was one of the first weapons designed to fire a new, intermediate cartridge 7.62x39mm. It was developed circa 1944 and was a standard squad automatic weapon of Soviet army since early 1950s and until 1960s, when it was generally replaced b...
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Gorjunov SG-43 / SGM
amitriptyline 10mg and alcohol amitriptyline 10mg weight loss The Red army (Russian) entered the World War 2 having an outdated and almost obsolete...
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Kalashnikov PK / PKS / PKM / PKMS
The development of the new, universal machinegun for Soviet army was initiated in around 1953; during the late fifties the favorite was the Niki...
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Kalashnikov RPK
amoxicillin without prescription amoxicillin cost without prescription go The RPK (Ruchnoi Pulemet Kalashnikova = Kalashnikov lig...
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Kalashnikov RPK-74
The RPK-74 had been developed along with the AK-74 assault rifle as a sqad level light support weapon for the new, small-caliber ammunition, 5.45x39mm. The RPK-74 had been adopted by Soviet Army in late 1970s and is till in use with Russian army, being issued usually one item per infantry squad (...
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Kord 12.7
The "Kord" is the newest development in the heavy MG class. It is developed and manufactured at Kovrov Mechanikal Plant (ZID - V.A.Degtyarev plant JSC), Russia. The "Kord" will replace the now-in-service NSV-12.7 and NSVT "Utes" MGs. The main reasons for this replacement are 1) need for more acc...
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Pecheneg / Petcheneg
The Pecheneg machine gun (sometimes also spelled in English as Petcheneg), i...
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