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Due to the fact that the RPG-7 is a classic in the world of weapons and is actively used on the
battlefield in Ukraine by both sides, and we have a great appreciation for this weapon (with
creative potential), I have decided to post everything related specifically to this grenade launcher
in this section.
In this case, it’s a bag for carrying two rounds for the RPG-7. It is well-made, with a button
featuring the emblem of the Soviet Union – this is the rarity that the orc communists brought to
Ukraine. To meet their end here, as Ukrainians are not very hospitable to communists and slaves
from the east.
You can read about the RPG-7 grenade launcher in English here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RPG-7
You can read about the RPG-7 grenade launcher in Ukrainian here:
https://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A0%D0%9F%D0%93-7
You can see how the RPG-7 grenade launcher works here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfgLmDg-lWA
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Kevlar helmet with the index 6B7-1. 6B7-1 is a very rare Kevlar helmet model used in combat in Ukraine, manufactured in 2003. It was adopted by the Russian army in […]
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GRAU index 6B48-2 6B48-2 Helmet from “Ratnik-ZK” kit. We still don’t know whether in 2014 or 2016 the Russian army began receiving sets of equipment for tank crews and armored […]
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Anti-Tank 4 (HEAT) Firstly, it’s a beautiful weapon. It looks very technological and impressive. We didn’t have such weapons before the war, but then our allies and friends helped us […]
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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 […]