PK machine gun

PK machine gun

The PKK or Pekka machine gun is a medium machine gun in the weapons group

Versatile and combines the qualities of the Kalashnikov, Diktriev and Greengov.

This weapon is distinguished by its ability to penetrate most mechanisms and armor except tanks. It is also effective in low-altitude helicopters. This weapon is used in most armies that are armed with Eastern weapons. It is also used in revolutionary and liberation movements on a large scale.

There are a number of models of this weapon, including:

PKS

PKB

PKMT

PKT

PKMB

PKSMN

Weapon specifications

Type: Multi-purpose sprayer.

Bullet caliber: 7.62 x 54 mm.

Theoretical firing rate: 650 rounds per minute.

Practical firing rate: 250 rounds per minute.

Length: 1194.8 mm.

Barrel length: 665.4 mm.

Weight: 8.9 kg.

Ground end position weight: 7.5kg.

Weight of 100-round ammunition magazine: 3.9 kg.

Weight of 200-round ammunition magazine: 8 kg.

Weight of 250-round ammunition magazine: 9.4 kg.

Effective range: 900 to 1000 meters.

Feasible range: 1500 meters.

Maximum range: 2000 meters.

Feeding system: gas.

Spiral lines: 4 lines on the right.

Throwing type: automatic only.

Initial speed of the bullet: 822 m/s.

Feeding: A reusable belt containing 100, 200, or 250 rounds in a box attached to the bottom of the weapon.

Position (fixed): double non-detachable, or triple detachable.

Cooling: by air.

Tactical advantages

High fire density.

Great killer range.

Accuracy of injury when using the stabilizer.

Russian machine gun AK-74

Russian machine gun AK-74

Country of manufacture: Russia

Entering service since 1979

Weight 2,7 kg

Caliber 5.45 x 39 mm

Killing range is 300 metres

Maximum range is 3000 metres

The initial speed is 800 m/s

Air cooling

Store capacity: 30, 40 rounds

Throwing type is automatic and semi-automatic.

Italian Beretta 92 pistol

Italian pistol Beretta 92 / Beretta 92

The Model 92 was designed in 1972 and has continued to be produced in many versions with different calibers until now. The US Armed Forces replaced its version of the 1911A1 with another of the 92F, or what is called the M9, in 1985. It is considered one of the most beautiful and best pistols, as the length of its barrel exceeds the length of the body by a small amount to facilitate the installation of a silencer on it.

Although 5,000 copies of the basic design of the pistol were manufactured between 1975 and 1976; However, the original design is currently produced in 4 versions (FS, G, D, DS), and 4 calibers.

Caliber 9*19mm, series 92

Caliber 40 Smith & Wesson, Series 96

Caliber 9*21ml, 98 series

Caliber 7.65*21mm, 98 series