Weapons/Military
Russia IL-112V light military transport plane
It is a light military transport aircraft developed by the Russian Ilyushin Aviation Complex for the Russian Ministry of Defense to replace the old An-26 and An-72/74 transport aircraft. The model has a twin-engine, high single-wing design, round fuselage structure, able to withstand heavy loads. Its design allows it to operate on short-range/unpaved runways, and is capable of automatic landing at ICAO Class II airports, as well as manual landing at airports with poor equipment or no radio equipment. The maximum takeoff weight is 21 tons and the maximum load is 5 tons. Not only transport aircraft tasks, but sometimes other military tasks.
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Russian Type 20380 Escort Ship
As the first and largest frigate of the Russian Navy, the 20380 class frigate still plays a significant role in the Pacific Fleet and Baltic Fleet to this day. Although small in size, it still has strong air defense, anti submarine and other performance based on strong configuration, and can even be used to combat large tonnage warships. The captain width of the 20380 escort is 111.6 meters and 14 meters respectively, equipped with diesel engines, with a maximum cruising speed of 27 knots and an effective range of over 4000 nautical miles. It can take off and land the Ka-27 helicopter and has good anti submarine capabilities.
Russian BM-30 Tornado Rocket Launcher
For a long time, due to media and practical reasons, people have only been familiar with the MLRS rocket artillery of the United States, and their understanding of the Soviet and Russian rocket artillery has only been limited to a one-sided view of the "Stalin organ". In fact, Russia now has the world's most advanced rocket launcher - the BM-30 Tornado. Tornado "is the third generation rocket artillery system developed by the Soviet Union/Russia after" Katyusha "and" Hail ". Katyusha gained worldwide fame during World War II. The stabilizer structure technology of the "Hail" rocket has been widely spread. Hail has equipped the armies of 56 countries, second only to the AK-47 rifle in terms of its impact.
A-10 Thunderbolt Attack Aircraft (Nickname: Thunderbolt II)
The A-10 attack aircraft (English: A-10, nickname: Thunderbolt II, translation: Thunderbolt II, often nicknamed "Warthog" or simply "Hog" by the US military, commonly known as the Fairchild A-10 "Thunderbolt II" attack aircraft) is a single seat twin engine attack aircraft of the United States. The A-10 attack aircraft relies on powerful firepower specifically for ground attacks and is the only model currently in service in the US Air Force responsible for providing intensive support missions to ground forces, including attacking enemy tanks, armed vehicles, important ground targets, etc.
Rafale fighter jet
The Rafale fighter, also known as the Dassault Rafale, is a French fourth and a half generation twin engine, delta wing, highly maneuverable, multi-purpose fighter aircraft. The true advantage of the Rafale fighter jet lies in its multi-purpose combat capability. This fighter jet is the most comprehensive in the world, not only capable of both sea and air operations, but also has strong capabilities in air combat, ground and sea attacks. Taking the F3 model as an example, the Rafale has advanced capabilities in sea attack, reconnaissance, and nuclear attack. The Rafale is a versatile fighter with comprehensive capabilities and balanced performance, capable of both aerial combat and ground attack.
F-4 Phantom II fighter jet
The F-4 Phantom II is a two seater, twin engine, all-weather, long-range supersonic jet interceptor and fighter bomber developed by McDonnell Aircraft Corporation for the United States Navy. This aircraft has strong adaptability and entered service with the Navy in 1961. It was subsequently adopted by the United States Marine Corps and the United States Air Force, and by the mid-1960s, it had become a major component of the United States Air Force. The production of Mirage lasted from 1958 to 1981, with a total of 5195 aircraft produced, making it the most produced supersonic military aircraft in American history.
Japanese Type 87 reconnaissance and surveillance vehicle
The Type 87 reconnaissance and surveillance vehicle is a wheeled armored vehicle developed by Komatsu Corporation in Japan and used by the Ground Self Defense Force for reconnaissance purposes. Each division and brigade of the Ground Self Defense Force is equipped with reconnaissance teams and tank company headquarters. The Ground Self Defense Force initially used two types of wheeled armored vehicles, the US M8 armored vehicle and M20 armored vehicle, both of which were only equipped in a few cases and had a short service period. The reason is that at that time (in the 1950s), Japan's road network was poor and most of the main national highways were unpaved. As a domestic mobile wheeled vehicle, its mobility was not strong, and the budget for equipping tracked vehicles such as the Type 60 armored personnel carrier was limited to support another type of vehicle.
B-2 bomber
A low detectability flying wing bomber, the B-2 bomber (nicknamed Spirit) is the only stealth strategic bomber in the world today, characterized by low detectability, commonly known as stealth capability. It can safely penetrate tight air defense systems for attacks. The stealth of B-2 is not limited to radar detection, but also includes reducing different signals such as infrared, visible light, and noise, minimizing the possibility of detection and locking. The B-2 can achieve a combat range of 12000 kilometers without refueling in the air, and up to 18000 kilometers with one refueling in the air.
Russian aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov
The Kuznetsov aircraft carrier is the first ship of the Soviet/Russian third-generation 1143.5 aircraft carrier. It is the first true aircraft carrier of the Soviet Union and Russia, the world's first aircraft carrier to have both inclined and straight flight decks and ski jump flight decks, and the latest and only operational aircraft carrier of the Russian Navy. It is the main ship of the Russian Navy. The Kuznetsov aircraft carrier began construction on April 1, 1982 at the Nikolayev Shipyard in the Soviet Union. It was launched on December 4, 1985 and commissioned on January 21, 1991. The name was derived from the Soviet Navy Commander in Chief during World War II, Nikolai Gracimovi
F-35 fighter jet third-generation pilot helmet
A major "innovation" in the design of the US F-35 Lightning fighter jet is the complete elimination of the head up display in the cockpit and the use of helmet mounted displays to provide critical information to pilots. The helmet is named "Genesis III" or HMDS Gen 3 and is worth $400000. Because it is a high-tech "Omnidirectional Fighter Helmet System" (HMDS) that makes the aircraft transparent to the pilot, with no blind spots in its field of view. The helmet is equipped with six sets of cameras on the outside, which can capture and transmit images from various directions, presenting the pilot with a 360 degree visual composite space around them.
Shahed-131 Special Edition Drone
It is a type of Shahed series unmanned aerial vehicle manufactured in Iran, which has played a significant role in the Ukrainian battlefield. Due to its slow, powerful, and relatively low-cost characteristics, it has been accused of intimidating Ukrainian cities far from the front lines, attacking energy grids and grain depots, and being associated with civilian casualties. Commonly referred to as a one-time attack or "kamikaze" aircraft, it carries explosives from the nose, takes off with rocket assistance, and ultimately dives to collide with the target. The design is simple yet clever, combining precision and cost-effectiveness, making it unique among strategic weapons. Its body is made of carbon fiber cloth and honeycomb structure.
Navy jet aircraft
The Navy Jet is a high-speed jet aircraft designed specifically for naval aviation, typically used for various tasks such as fleet defense, anti submarine operations, aerial reconnaissance, and strikes. Capable of taking off and landing on aircraft carriers, with excellent maneuverability and advanced electronic warfare capabilities. The design takes into account the special requirements of the marine environment, such as the use of corrosion-resistant materials and adaptability to the marine climate. These aircraft are an important component of modern naval forces, providing air support and protection for the fleet.
American MK18Mod1 short barrel rifle
It is a short barrel M4A1 retrofit kit designed by the US Navy Ground Weapons Development Center. It is based on the modular functionality of the M16 series and adapts the weapon to the needs of close combat by replacing the upper receiver and short barrel. Specially using the MK18RISII guide rail from Daniel Defense Company in the United States. Due to its widespread use in special forces and frequent appearance in film, television, and games, it has become a model that gun enthusiasts are enthusiastic about replicating. The original design intention was to meet the mobility and rapid response needs of special operations units in indoor close combat environments.
American M60 machine gun
Also known as the "general-purpose machine gun", it was widely used in the Vietnam War and favored by infantry due to its powerful firepower and reliability. Using a ammunition chain supply, the barrel can be quickly replaced, and the effective range reaches 1000 meters. Known for its durability and reliability in harsh environments, despite its heavy weight, it has a low firing rate and good shooting accuracy. Infantry affectionately call it 'ThePig' due to its massive size and huge ammunition consumption. The improved models of M60 machine gun, such as M60E3 and M60E4, have further improved their performance and battlefield adaptability by reducing weight and increasing accessory installation capabilities.
Soviet AK-74M assault rifle
It is a modern assault rifle developed by the Soviet Union in 1987 and an improved version of the AK-74. It was officially launched in 1991 after the dissolution of the Soviet Union and produced by the Izhevsk Machinery Manufacturing Plant. M "stands for" modernization "and features a new folding stock and plastic handguard, as well as a design that allows for accessory boxes to be placed inside the stock. The weight has been reduced to 3.325 kilograms, and due to the use of plastic materials, its thermal conductivity is low, and its impact strength and wear resistance are better than wooden materials. Anti slip patterns have also been added, improving the comfort and reliability of use. It is commonly referred to as the 'Russian Black Rifle'.
Soviet AK-74 Automatic Rifle
It is an automatic rifle developed during the Soviet era, an improved version of the AK-47, and officially entered service in 1974. Using 5.45 × 39mm small caliber ammunition, this ammunition has a higher initial velocity and smaller recoil, making shooting more precise. This gun inherits the reliability and durability of the AK series, while making multiple design improvements to enhance shooting accuracy and range. The gun barrel is relatively long, with an effective range of up to 400 meters, and it is lightweight and easy to carry. Widely used in the military of the Soviet Union and its allies, and played an important role in multiple conflicts and wars. It is still adopted by the armies of many countries today.
SnowOwlSS Sniper Rifle
It is a modular sniper rifle carefully crafted by designer Wouter Kroon, designed specifically for carrying out covert missions. Standing out with its high adaptability and versatility, it allows users to quickly replace key components such as gun barrels and sights according to specific task requirements. Its design emphasizes concealment, portability, and ease of operation, while maintaining the precision and power required for sniper rifles. The launch of SnowOwlSS meets the needs of special forces, law enforcement agencies, and professional snipers for efficient sniper weapons in the ever-changing battlefield environment.
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Russian PP-19-01Vitiaz submachine gun
Also known as the "Warrior", it is a Russian made submachine gun designed by Izhmash based on the AKS-74U. The main improvement is to replace the magazine feeding system with a traditional magazine feeding system. Small scale production began in mid-2007 and was adopted by law enforcement agencies such as the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs special forces OMON. It has up to 70% universality with AKS-74U parts, adopts a free action bolt and automatic principle of closed chamber waiting for firing, has a short receiver, uses 9mm pistol bullets, has a magazine capacity of 30 rounds, an effective range between 100 and 200 meters, and a theoretical firing rate of 750 rounds per minute.
Vertical grip M4A1 assault rifle
It is a modern assault rifle known for its high reliability and versatility. The M4A1 equipped with a vertical grip further enhances its operability and stability. Vertical grip is an accessory typically installed beneath a rifle, providing a more stable grip for shooters. This design helps reduce recoil during shooting, improve shooting accuracy and quick aiming ability. The M4A1 rifle itself adopts a pneumatic operating principle and has a short stroke piston system, which enables it to maintain excellent performance in various environments. Modular design also allows for quick replacement of components to adapt to different tactical needs.
German HKMP5 submachine gun
The 9mm submachine gun designed and manufactured by the German company Heckler&Koch has been known for its high firing rate, low recoil, and shooting accuracy since its development in the 1960s. The MP5 series includes multiple models, such as MP5A3, MP5SD micro acoustic model, and MP5K ultra short model, to meet different tactical needs. Adopting the same roller locking system as the G3 rifle ensures reliability and safety. Widely adopted by military and police forces in over 50 countries worldwide, it has become a signature weapon in counter-terrorism and special operations. Its magazine capacity is usually 15 or 30 rounds, with an effective range of 200 meters. Easy to carry and hide.
Belgian SCAR automatic rifle
It is a modular light automatic rifle designed and manufactured by the Belgian company FNHerstal. It is mainly divided into two models: SCAR-L (light, using 5.56 × 45mm ammunition) and SCAR-H (heavy, using 7.62 × 51mm ammunition). Known for its high reliability, modular design, and versatility, it can quickly replace gun barrels to adapt to different combat needs. The original intention of the design is to provide a weapon that can perform well in various environments for special operations forces. Featuring a sturdy and durable structure, suitable for use under extreme conditions.
Short curved knife
It is a curved single blade sword that originated in the Middle East and has a long history, appearing around 2000 BC. Known for its elegant curved shape and sharp cutting edge, the blade is usually curved with a sharp tip, making it easy to stab and cut. The design of the knife handle is diverse, some are decorated beautifully, while others are simple and practical, suitable for the needs of different users. It is a practical weapon and a symbol of identity and status. In history, it was a iconic equipment for many Middle Eastern and Asian aristocrats and warriors. Over time, the short curved sword gradually evolved into a cultural symbol and was used in various rituals and celebrations.
M4A1 Assault Rifle from the United States
It is an assault rifle adopted by the US Army in 1994 and a variant of the M16 rifle series. Widely acclaimed for its compact size, high shooting speed, and reliability. It is usually equipped with a foldable or extendable stock, as well as a short barrel, making it ideal for close combat. Using 5.56 × 45mm NATO standard ammunition and capable of semi-automatic and fully automatic shooting. It is also equipped with Picatinny rails, allowing users to install various accessories as needed. Due to its versatility and outstanding performance in various military operations, it has become a standard equipment for many armies and special forces around the world.
Cross shaped long curved knife
It is an ancient and unique weapon that originated in the Middle East, especially with a long history in Persian culture. Known for its curved blade and cross shaped handle, it is usually forged from high-quality steel and extremely sharp. The curved design of the blade not only increases its attack range, but also enhances its cutting ability, making it highly lethal on the battlefield. The handle design of the cross shaped long curved knife helps provide better grip and control, while also being decorative. Over time, the cross shaped long curved sword gradually evolved into a cultural symbol, often appearing in various works of art and historical documents.
American M191 revolver
Also known as the Colt M1911 pistol, it is a semi-automatic handgun designed by the renowned American firearms designer John Moses Browning. It was adopted by the US military in 1911 and became the standard handgun. It served in two World Wars, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War until it was replaced by the M9 handgun in 1986. Known for its high loading capacity, fast magazine replacement, and excellent reliability, with a total production of over 2.5 million units, it is one of the best-selling handguns in history. The M1911 has had a profound impact on modern handguns worldwide, and many firearm enthusiasts still consider it the best combat handgun.
Belgian FNSCARMK-17 rifle
It is a modern combat rifle developed by Belgian company FN Herstal, specifically designed to meet the special operations needs of the US military. It belongs to the SCAR series, where "SCAR" stands for "Special Forces Combat Assault Rifle". The MK-17 model specifically uses 7.62 × 51mm NATO full power rifle ammunition, which has significant lethality and range. Known for its high modularity and multi caliber versatility, the gun is equipped with Picatinny rails that allow for quick replacement of parts according to mission requirements. The design emphasizes ergonomics, and operating components such as the handle and magazine buckle can be operated on both sides, suitable for left and right hand use.
Belgian FAL automatic rifle
The full name is Fusil Automated L é ger, which stands for "Light Automatic Rifle". It is a famous combat rifle designed by Belgian firearms designer Eric Helstrom in the mid-20th century. It began service in the early 1950s and quickly became a standard equipment for many countries' armies, known as the 'right hand of the free world'. Adopting pneumatic automatic principle, 7.62 × 51mm NATO standard ammunition has the characteristics of long range and high power. It has a sturdy structure, high reliability, strong adaptability, and can work normally in harsh environments. Becoming one of the most successful rifles of the 20th century.
British AWM Sniper Rifle
It is an abbreviation for "Arctic Warfare Magnum", meaning "Arctic Combat Magnum", and is a high-precision sniper rifle. Designed and manufactured by British Precision International, it was initially developed for the Arctic combat needs of the British military. Known for its excellent range, accuracy, and reliability, it is used by special forces and snipers in many countries. Use. 338 LapuaMagnum caliber ammunition, which has extremely high penetration and long-range shooting capabilities. The design includes a sturdy barrel, adjustable stock, and high-precision sight.
Bullpump rifle
It is a firearm design characterized by placing the magazine and action mechanism inside the stock, thereby achieving a longer barrel length without increasing the overall length of the firearm. This design allows the Bullpu rifle to maintain a compact size while having better shooting accuracy and range. It usually has a short total length, making it easy to carry and operate, especially suitable for urban combat and internal use of vehicles. Due to its unique structural design, it is favored in some military and law enforcement agencies. This design also brings some operational challenges, such as magazine replacement and sight installation.
German Gewehr43 semi-automatic rifle
It is a semi-automatic rifle used by the German army during World War II, designed and produced by the German company Walter. Mass production began in 1942 and officially entered service in 1943. Using 7.92 × 57mm Mauser rifle ammunition, with a 10 round magazine, the effective range can reach 800 meters. Its design draws on the experience of G41 rifle, improves the air guiding system, enhances reliability and production efficiency. Technically equivalent to the M1 Garand rifle, but due to production capacity and material limitations, the output is lower. In the later stages of the war, due to resource constraints, the production process of G43 was simplified. It is an excellent semi-automatic rifle.
P228 automatic pistol
Developed by Swiss company SIG and produced by German company SAUER, it is a compact semi-automatic handgun. Launched on the market in 1988, it is a miniaturized version of the P226 pistol, featuring a dual row magazine design. Known for its ergonomic design, the grip shape is suitable for shooters of different palm sizes, with good directionality, and the dual action plate design makes operation more comfortable. In April 1992, it was officially adopted by the US military and named the M11 compact handgun. Along with the M9, it became the standard equipment of the US military, mainly used by military police and other personnel who needed miniaturized handguns. The magazine has a capacity of 13 rounds and a caliber of 9 millimeters.
VSSVntorez Microsonic Sniper Rifle from the Former Soviet Union
VSS, also known as "Thread Cutting Machine", is a micro sound sniper rifle developed by the former Soviet Union. Featuring 9x39mm ammunition, it has the characteristics of low sound and almost no firing flames, making it suitable for close range sniping missions. Equipped with an integrated muffler, it can maintain the ability to penetrate Kevlar bulletproof vests even with reduced initial velocity. Equipped with semi-automatic single shot and fully automatic launch modes, suitable for different battlefield needs. Since the 1980s, it has been in service and widely equipped in Russian special forces and law enforcement agencies, particularly playing an important role in the Chechen conflict and the 2004 Beslan hostage crisis. Compact design, easy to disassemble and carry
Austrian AUG assault rifle
It is an assault rifle produced by the Austrian company Steyr Manlicher, with the full name "Armee Universal Gewehr" meaning "military general-purpose rifle". It was adopted by the Austrian military in 1978 and is known for its reliability, accuracy, and versatility. Adopting a unique unsupported structure design, the barrel is located above the grip of the handgun, resulting in a shorter overall length of the gun, making it easy to carry and operate. It also has a modular design that allows for quick replacement of gun barrels of different lengths to meet different battlefield needs. Using 5.56 × 45mm NATO standard ammunition, it can be equipped with various accessories.
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