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A standard, classic optical sight for the RPG-7 developed in the 1960s. There are quite a few of them, and they are practically attached to every RPG.
This sight was manufactured in 1973 and was trophyed by our fighters in 2023, 50 years after its creation. It came with an interesting rare bag in orc pixel style with various spare parts for the sight.
You can read about the PG-7V here:
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Our warriors say that the RGW 90 MATADOR is one of the best rocket launchers, especially in urban combat conditions. It is lightweight, powerful, and highly accurate in hitting targets. […]
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SSh-68 (Steel Helmet model of 1968) is a further development of the military helmet of the 1940s (SSh-40). It differs from the SSh-40 by the absence of a “visor” and […]
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SNAIL AGS17 In our collection, we have snails made from the 30mm automatic grenade launcher AGS-17 “Flame” (GRAU index – 6G11), designed to strike enemy personnel and fire weapons located […]
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A unique trophy from the war in Ukraine. These are license plates from a destroyed military vehicle belonging to the occupiers. It is a wonderful exhibit in our trophy collection. […]