Отправлено: 04.05.09 09:31. Заголовок: Стрелковое оружие армии РФ

Обратите внмиание, очень интересные новые образцы.
http://live.cnews.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=48240
Там в начале статьи идет не плохой материал по наземным боевым машинам, а также по вертолетам.
Но это мы все и без них прекрасно Знаем.
А вот последующий материал про стрелковое оружие - очень новый и любопытный.

 Отправлено: 04.05.09 14:35. Заголовок: Нет там ничего новог..

Нет там ничего нового...

 Отправлено: 04.05.09 15:28. Заголовок: Ork пишет: мы все и ..

Ork пишет:

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мы все и без них прекрасно Знаем.

Мы все - это значит, все, кроме тебя, урода
Ты вечно ни хрена не знаешь, и БТР-80 ты гусеничным объявлял, с МТ-ЛБ его спутав,
и вечно, насмотревшись на пластиковые модельки, открываешь какие-то БТРы "скиф"
и вертолеты "скиф" по имени фирмы, эти игрушки штампующей.

Вечный пишет:

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Нет там ничего нового..

Ага, последние новости - из 90-х гг. прошлого века.
Что для тормозного дебилоцетина, в общем-то, еще и неплохое достижение!
А еще ту ссылку убоген, как всегда, сам не читал.

Потому что там в очередной раз повторяется всем нормальным людям и так известный факт,
что АК-74 на вооружение поступил в 1974г., отчего так и назван.
А Ссыклу Мудиловичу в его тупую башку запало, что этот автомат (уже с малокалиберным
патроном!) массово применялся во Вьетнамской войне , которая к тому времени уже
заканчивалась - в 1973г. подписано Парижское соглашение и американцы из
Вьетнама ушли (кроме считанных единиц), а в 1975г. Южный Вьетнам был
окончательно разгромлен и присоединен к Северному.

Впрочем, у него много чего во Вьетнаме якобы применялось, и снятого с вооружения вчистую
ДО этой войны (как английский Universal Carrier), и принятого после нее, как АК-74.

Кроме того, по этой ссылке тоже нет малокалиберной версии ПК, которую дебилко-сенько
(видимо, спутав ПК с РПК) давно уже обещает нам показать, да все никак не может, почему-то.

Как и финских викингов, и драгунскую драгу, и много прочих чудес из его
безграмотных Девичьих Фантазий.

 Отправлено: 04.05.09 15:31. Заголовок: Если мне не изменяет..

Если мне не изменяет память то "карриер" у него ещё и плавающий был))))

 Отправлено: 04.05.09 15:48. Заголовок: Да-да! и он его пута..

Да-да! и он его путал с другим транспортером, который действительно плавающий, американский
и участник Вьетнамской войны (этим вот).
Для слепого и головожопого гури ж нет никакой разницы между
двумя маленькими корытами на гусеницах.
Что между ними десятилетия разницы в возрасте, что у одного подвеска пружинная и
с узкими мелкими сблокированными катками, у у другого - независимая
торсионная с относительно крупными, широкими и обрезиненными, для безграмотного убогена
такие "мелочи"...
Головожопое ОНО БМП от танка, танкетку от бронеавтомобиля и М6 от его потомка М-26
"Першинг" отличить не может, куда уж там

 Отправлено: 04.05.09 16:29. Заголовок: Какая подвеска :sm54..

Какая подвеска ? Ты о чём? ОН до сих пор концепцию ОБТ вкурить не может. А ты о подвеске... Спорим слово "торсионная" у него вызывает ассоциации только с понятием "торсионные поля". Причём значения этих слов он не знает.

 Отправлено: 06.05.09 14:13. Заголовок: В принципе, для мано..

В принципе, для маноровских ботов, даже вот это - загадка:
"Происхождение АК окружено загадками. Официальная версия гласит, что был разработан советский 7,62-мм патрон образца 1943 года. А в 1944 году Михаил Калашников начал разрабатывать карабин под этот патрон. Это ни к чему дельному не привело, и тогда он создал автомат, который превратился в АК-47."

Но Орк уже вполне вменяемый материал на форум по теме выкладывал, так что для старожилов форума это - не новость.
А вот это - реально Любопытно:
"На базе все той же СВД создана укороченная модификация СВУ (ОЦ-03). Разработка велась в конце 70-х годов в Центральном конструкторско-исследовательском бюро спортивного и охотничьего оружия под руководством Л. В. Бондарева. Главным отличием СВУ от СВД стала применённая в оружие схема буллпап, при которой автоматика и магазин размещаются сзади рукоятки. Это позволяет намного уменьшить длину оружия, при сохранении длины ствола. Изменения также коснулись спускового механизма, конструкции приклада, пистолетной рукоятки. Ствол стал короче, и на нем появилось специальное устройство, внешне напоминающее глушитель, но его задача не столько снизить звук выстрела, сколько уменьшить звуковое давление на самого стрелка. Кроме того, устройство работает и как эффективный дульный тормоз и пламегаситель. Наличие такого устройства повышает скрытность использования оружия. Мушка и прицел расположены на откидной стойке. Есть место для крепления оптического и ночного прицела."
Думаю, даже Мегаэльф в сюрпризе будет и начнет спрашивать, нафига СВД-шку обрезали.

 Отправлено: 06.05.09 14:36. Заголовок: Пля, гуря узнал о су..

Пля, гуря узнал о существовании СВУ-шки)) А то, что она идет в 3-х вариантах - ОЦ-03, ОЦ-03А и ОЦ-03АС - ему и невдомек. Ито что СВУ-А и СВУ -АС автоматические - ему тоже невдомек) И для кого она разрабатывалась и в каком году принята на вооружение - ему тоже неизвестно) И то, что по длине ствола она практически аналогична СВД - гуре тож неизвестно... Равно, как неизвестно, что такое буллпап)

 Отправлено: 09.05.09 15:00. Заголовок: s0lo пишет: Ито что..

s0lo пишет:

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Ито что СВУ-А и СВУ -АС автоматические - ему тоже невдомек

О!!!!
Соло впервые в жизни откуда-то узнал, что СВД - Автоматическая Винтовка, как и М16!!!!
Прогресс!!!

 Отправлено: 09.05.09 15:35. Заголовок: Gomozebra пишет: О!..

Gomozebra пишет:

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О!!!! Соло впервые в жизни откуда-то узнал, что СВД - Автоматическая Винтовка, как и М16!!!! Прогресс!!!

СВД - полуавтоматическая, СВУ - автоматическая.. А почему - тебе неведомо. И то, что м-16 - автомат, а СВД и СВУ снайперки - тебе тоже неведомо. И в чем разница - тебе тоже неведомо.

 Отправлено: 13.05.09 16:35. Заголовок: Для больных головой:..

Для больных головой и ничего не понимающих в оружии - напоминаю общеизвестное: М16 - Assault Rifle.
http://images.google.ru/images?hl=ru&lr=&rlz=1W1PCTA_ru&um=1&newwindow=1&sa=1&q=%D0%9C16+-+Assault+Rifle&btnG=%D0%9F%D0%BE%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%BA+%D0%BA%D0%B0%D1%80%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%BA&aq=f&oq=
Остальнйо бред - еще смешнее.
Автар- жги еще!!!!

 Отправлено: 13.05.09 16:53. Заголовок: По ссылке убогена, с..

По ссылке убогена, самоопровергающего себя))

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AKS-74U Shorty Assault Rifle

У Гури в головочоппе не укладывается то, что и М-16 и АК по классификации НАТО - Assault Rifle, а по нашей - автомат.

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Часто возникает путаница, в чем же все-таки разница между автоматом и штурмовой винтовкой. А вся разница - в языках. Просто то, что в русском языке принято называть "Автоматом" (применительно к оружию) в английском языке называют "Assault rifle", т.е. "Штурмовая винтовка". В дальнейшем я буду пользоваться более привычным отечественным термином "Автомат", введенным в 20е годы ХХ века российским оружейником Фроловым для обозначения "карабинов-пулеметов" системы Федорова.

СВД (Снайперская Винтовка Драгунова), СВУ-А(Снайперская Винтовка Укороченная Автоматическая) - снайперская винтовка, sniper rifle.

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Assault rifles Assault rifles are primary offensive weapons of modern troops. Today's AR (Assault Rifles) usually have calibers ranging from 5.45mm to 7.62mm, magazine capacity of 20-30 or more rounds, selective full auto and single shot modes of fire, plus, in some models, 2 or 3 round burst mode. Effective range of fire is some 600 meters or so; effective rate of fire - up to 400-500 rounds per minute in full auto mode. Many assault rifles shown here are, in fact, parts of whole families of assault firearms (from short carbines to light machineguns - Steyr AUG is a good example). Almost all AR's may be equipped with bayonet, optical or Night Vision scope/sight and, some of them, with underbarrel grenade launcher or rifle grenade launcher (rifle grenades usually are put on the barrel and fired with a blank cartridge). Todays trends in AR design are wide usage of hardened plastics and lightweight alloys and built-in holographic (collimator) or optical scopes with magnitfication of 1X to 4-6X (usually 1X or 1.5-3X). note: not for size comparizions - scale is not the same! Most of the worlds' recent assault rifles are designed in bull-pup configuration. This means that buttplate is attached directly to the receiver and handle with the trigger placed ahead of the magazine veil. The only major countries that still stick to conventional AR design are Germany (their latest G36 looks a little bit more 'conservative', comparing to Austrian AUG or latest Israeli Tavor), and Russia, where latest ARs are developed in both 'classic' (AN-94, AK-10x) and 'bull-pup' (Groza OC-14) styles. Fedorov assault rifle, 1916 The history of the concept of the assault rifle started in the early 1910's, when the famous Russian armorer, col. Fedorov designed a small-bore selective-fire rifle with detachable box magazine. Initially, Fedorow designed a brand new small-caliber 6.5mm cartridge for his rifle, but, due to WW1, switched to the Japanese 6.5mm Arisaka load, which was less powerful than the Russian 7.62x54R and available in quantity. This rifle was aquired by the Russian army in small numbers in 1916 and served (in very limited quantities though) with the Russian and Soviet (Red) Army up to 1925. While the design of the selective-fire rifle was not unique for that time, the concept of the "lightened" cartridge, more suitable for full-auto fire, was new. Also, col.Fedorov invented the idea of infantry weapons families (assault rifle, light machinegun, medium machinegun, vehicle and/or aircraft mounted MGs) based on the same actions and receivers. Stg.44 The next step in this history was made by Germany - in the 1930's, theybegan research to develop a medium-power cartridge, which would be much lighter than 7.92mm German and easier to fire accurately in full-auto mode. This development led to the 7.92x33mm cartridge (Pistolenpatrone 7.92mm). The Germans developed some weapons designs for this load, including the MP43 and Stg.44, but this was too late for Germany... Further development of such designs was made by German engineers in Spain, and later in West Germany, and led to the HK G3/G41 family of battle&assault rifles. US M1 .30 cal. Carbine The United States also put in some effort to this idea, and before WW2 developed a special less-than-medium powered cartridge .30Carbine and a rifle for this cartridge - a so-called "baby-Garand" in semi-auto M1 and selective-fire M2. Kalashnikov AK-47 But the largest stride forward was made by the USSR, when, in 1943, the Soviet Army adopted a new cartridge - the 7.62x39mm medium-power load. In 1945 , the Soviet Army adopted the semi-auto SKS rifle in this chambering, and, in 1947 - the AK (known for the West as AK-47). The AK was Worlds' first sucessful assault rifle, and one of the most widely used. The Last major step on this road was made by US again - in the late 1950's, the US Army adopted a new (for the US) concept of military selective-fire rifle using a small-caliber cartridge. The first of such weapons adopted was the Armalite AR15/Colt M16, designed by Eugene Stoner. This adoption lately set the new world trend for small-caliber (5.45-5.56mm / .22in.) high-velocity cartridges. All further research and development, such as caseless ammunition, multiple-bullet or sabot cartridges, etc., still haven't produced any practical results.

(с) Modern Firearms.

Читай, убогий. Ты ж мегазнаток англицкого.

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Modern sniper rifles last updated: 26 jan 2001 The main purpose of the sniper rifle is to destroy valuable targets at extended ranges with aimed fire, and with as few ammunition as possible. In most cases, "the target" means the human being (enemy soldier, armed criminal, terrorist, president etc.), and the "as few ammunition as possible" often means "one shot". The range for sniper fire may vary from 100 meters or even less in police/counter-terror scenarios, or up to 1 kilometer or more - in military or special operations scenarios. Some sniper rifles, mostly - large caliber ones, used also as anti-material weapons, to destroy, or, more often, render unusable or unoperable, targets such as radar cabins, jeeps, parked aircrafts etc. History of sharp-shooting traces its ancestry well back into XIX or even into XVIII centuries. Early sniper rifles were standart issue army rifles, selected for accuracy, or privately purchased commercial target or hunting rifles. During WW I and WW II both sides used a lot of general issue bolt action rifles (such a Russian/Soviet Mosin M1991/30, US M1903A4, British SMLE No.4(t), German G98k etc.) fitted with some kind of telescopic sight. Some of general issued semi-auto rifles also were used in sniper role, such as Soviet SVT-40 and US M1 Garand. bolt action rifle topped with powerful scope for long-range shots The practice of developing the military sniper rifles from standart issue firearms is still used in many countries. Ususally, manufacturer or special military unit select some rifles for their better-than-average accuracy, then adopt these rifles for sniper role (i.e. convert them from select-fire into semi-autos, add ajustable stocks, bipods, scope mounts etc.). Many of military sniper rifles, discontinued in service or currently in use, such as US M21, German G3-ZF and G3-SG/1, were made that way. Some sniper weapons were made for marksmen use from the scratch, because the clients wanted some special characteristics, that were unavailable in any service or commercial weapons. One such example - Soviet SVD Dragunov rifle. It was designed on Soviet Army request as a lightweight, powerful and reliable semi-auto rifle, and remains in service for almost 40 years. But wast majority of sniper rifles, especially - police ones, were designed on existing commercially available hunting or sporting rifles. The best examples - the US military sniper rifles M24 and M40, along with many custom police rifles, were (and still are) built on Remington 700 actions, available for general public in many hunting and target rifles. Famous SIG-Sauer sniper ifles also buil on their (SIG or Sauer) hunting rifles. Some sniper rifles, mostly also police ones, designed on target/sporting rifles. To name few: Blaser R93 Tactical (Germany), Sv-98 and MC-116 (Russia). In general, all sniper rifles may be rougly separated into 3 major categories: Miltary sniper rifles, Police/Law Enforcement tactical/sniper rifles, and Special purpose sniper rifles. Military sniper with it's gear and camo suit Military sniper rifles used by different military units. Along with main requirements for accuracy and sufficient effective range, military use commands some other: military sniper rifle must not be too heavy, because sniper usually must carry it for the long hours, with ammunition and other stuff. Also, military sniper rifle must be extremely reliable in any weather and climatic conditions and could withstand hundreds of rounds fired without cleaning and maintenance and without any loss of accuracy. Third, military sniper rifle must be easy to fieldstrip and easy to repair in field conditions. Also, military sniper rifle often must have backup iron sights, in case of telescope breackage. Another requrement is that military sniper rifle must use military ammunition, conforming to international war threaties and generally available to the troops. In most cases, military sniper rifle use variants of the standart caliber army cartridges (such as 7.62mm NATO or 7.62x54mm R), specially developed for sniping. Effective range for the standart-caliber sniper rifles against the single human-sized target may be estimated as 700-800 meters for first-shot kills. To extend effective range beyond 1000 meters, often used sniper rifles, designed to fire more powerful ammunition, such as .300 Winchester magnum (7.62x67mm) or .338 Lapua magnum (8.6x70mm). Military sniper rifles may be further separated in two tactically diffrent categories: the sniper rifles itself, designed to achieve aimed hits at long distances, and the Designated Marksman Rifles (DMR), designed to provide accurate fire support for line troops. While the "true" sniper rifles usually are bolt action ones, to achieve maximum accuracy, the DMRs usually are semi-autos, such as Russian SVD or German G3ZF or MSG-90, to gain higher rate of fire. But the difference lays more in tactical applianses, than in the rifles itself. Police / Law Enforcement (LE) sniper rifles are somewhat another kind of tools. If in most military/war scenarios wounded enemy is equivalent to killed enemy, or even better, in LE and counter-terror (CT) scenarios wounded criminal or terrorist may lead to many innocent wictims. Sometimes, the LE or CT sniper must not only kill the terrorist, but hit the particular part of the body - head, or hand, holding the gun, etc. So, in general, LE and CT sniper rifles require more accuracy, but at shorter distances. The majority of LE or CT scenarios require precision shooting at the distances lesser that 300, or even 100 meters. These scenarios also require really few shots per scenario - sometimes one and the only one shot. This also require extreme accuracy and stability of results in any weather conditions. LE and CT snipers also has no limitations on caliber and ammunition selection, so they could select almost any caliber/cartridge they department want, or can afford. Usually, LE/CT sniper rifles had completely ajustable stocks to suit snipers of different statute, sometimes they got half-of-dozen ajustable screws. This is absolutely unsuitable for military sniper rifles, but for LE sniper rifles, which are usually carried to the point of action in special cases, this is OK. Many USA made LE sniper rifles are built on the hunting "varmint" rifles. Varmint rifles are small or medium caliber hunting rifles, designed to kill small pests, such as squirrels, rabbits etc., at extended distances. Some LE sniper rifles, such as Remington 700 Police, are simply Remington 700VS varmint hunting rifle barreled actions, bedded into sniper-style stocks. In Europe, some sniper rifles built on sniper rifles (such as Mauser 66, SIG-Sauer SSG2000, Blaser R93 Tactical), and some built on hunting rifles (such as Steyr Scout Tactical). LE/CT sniper rifles use many kinds of ammunition, from .22LR for training and short-range sniping, to .308 Win, 6.5x55mm, .300 Win magnum etc. Special Purpose sniper rifles may be, in turn, splitted into 2 sub-categories: Large-caliber rifles for ulra-long range sniping and ani-material use, and silenced rifles for covert operations. Large caiber sniper rifles usually built to use heavy machineguns ammunition, such as .50BMG (12.7x99mm) or 12.7x108mm. Effective range of such rifles is up to 1500 meters and above, depending on size of target and quality of the ammunition. General purpose machinegun ammo usually produced not-too-good accuracy, but recently some special "sniper" rounds developed in .50BMG caliber. Silenced sniper rifles usually are used with special sub-sonic ammunition and removable or integral silencers to produce lower sound report. Sub-sonic ammo decreases effective range down to 300-400 meters, but it's worth. With the correct ammo and silencer, the sound of the gunshot could be easily mised completely at the distances of 100-200 meters at night, or even at 30-50 meters - in daily urban noize. Sniper rifle Accuracy The most common way of describing the accuracy of the sniper rifle is to measure average diameter of the circle, that may be drawn arount the group of bullet holes in the target. Usually, the rifle is fired from the rest with groups of the 5 (or 3) rounds, and then every group is measured. Average group diameter is the most common criteria of rifle accuracy. Today, the thin line between "good" and "poor" accuracy is usually laid in 1MOA group. 1 MOA (Minute Of Angle) is measure of the angle, that formed with the triangle with muzzle as the top and the group as the base. 1 MOA is roughly equivalent to 1 inch group diameter at 100 yards (91 meter), or to 2 inches at 200 yards etc. So, if you read that rifle XXXX shooths 1MOA groups, it means that at 300 yards this rifle could place 5 or so bullets in circle of no more than 3 inches in diameter. Many modern sniper rifles, when loaded with right ammunition, could shoot 0.5MOA, or even 0.3MOA, which mean 1 inch groups at 300 yards, or 2 inch (50 millimeters!) groups at 600 yards (550 meters).

 Отправлено: 13.05.09 16:54. Заголовок: Dragunov SVD Caliber..

Dragunov SVD
Caliber: 7.62x54R
Operation: gas operated, short stroke, rotating bolt; semi-automatic
Weight: 4.31kg empty with telescope
Length: 1225 mm
Barrel Length: 620 mm
Capacity: 10 round detachable box magazine

Dragunov SVD was designed not as a "standard" sniper rifle in its Western meaning of the term. In fact, main role of the SVD in Soviet / Russian Army is to extend effective range of fire of every infantry squad up to about 600 meters and to provide special fire support. SVD is a lightweight and quite accurate (for it's class) rifle, cabable of semi-auto fire. First request for new sniper rifle was issued in 1958. In 1963 SVD (Snaiperskaya Vintovka Dragunova, or Dragunov Sniper Rifle) was accepted by Soviet Military. SVD can use any kind of standard 7.62x54R ammo, but primary round is specially developed for SVD sniper-grade cartridge with steel-core bullet. Every infantry squad in the Russian (Soviet) army had one man with SVD.
SVD rifle is extremely reliable in all conditions, and designed for heavy use. It has backup adjustable iron sights as a standard option, as well as a bayonet mount (standard AK-47 bayonet type).
Latest modernization incorporate rugged polymer stock. Also, for mounted and airborne troops a special variant was developed with folding buttsock and shortened barrel (590 mm). New flash hider/muzzle brake also installed.

It must be noted that several countries produced SVD copies or look-alikes. Of those, the "true" clones (rifles that have similar internal design) are Iraqui Al Kadesih rifle and Chinese Type 85 (in 7,62x54R) and NDM-86 (in 7,62x51 NATO). Others, such as Romanian Romak FPK or Yugoslavian Zastava M76, are only look-alikes as their internal design is different and usually based on Kalsshnikov AK assault rifle. Russia also produces a civilan version of the SVD, known as "Tigr" (Tiger), in 7,62x54R and 7,62x51 (.308 Win). This usually has shorter barrel, although it is available in several different versions. Older hunting version of the SVD, the "Medved" (Bear) is no longer produced and is quite scarce.

Dragunov SVD is gas-operated, semi-automatic rifle. It uses short-stroke gas piston, and gas chamber has a two-position manual gas regulator. Barrel is locked by rotating bolt with three lugs. Receiver is machined from steel block. The safety is somewhat reminiscent in its appearance to that of Kalashnikov AK assault rifle, although internal design of the trigger unit is different, and there's no provisions for full automatic fire. Trigger unit is assembled on a separate removable base that also incorporates a trigger guard. The second, smaller lever, located on the right side of receiver behind the safety, is a receiver cover catch, and is sued to disassemble the gun. Standard furniture includes a skeletonized wooden butt and a removable wooden handguard. Late production models may feature polymer handguards and, sometimes, polymer skeletonized butt. The short SVD-S rifle is fitted with separate pistol grip, made of plastic, and a side-folding metallic butt. All SVD rifles are fitted with adjustable open sights, as well as proprietary side rail mount, which will accept telescopic or IR sights on quick-detachable mounts. Standard telescope sight is the 4X fixed magnification PSO-1 with range-finding reticle. SVD rifles also are issued with carrying sling, cleaning kit and other accessories. A standard AK-type bayonet can be installed on the barrel.

 Отправлено: 13.05.09 16:55. Заголовок: Caliber: Russian 7.6..

SVU-AS
Caliber: Russian 7.62x54mm Rimmed
Operation: gas-operated, rotating bolt, semi-automatic (SVU) or select-fire (SVU-AS)
Capacity: 10 round detachable box magazine
Weight: 4,4 (SVU) kg with empty magazine and telescope sight; 5,5 kg (SVU-AS with empty magazine, telescope sight and bipod)
Length: 900 mm
Barrel Length: 520 mm
Rate of Fire: 650 rounds per minute (for SVU-AS only)

The SVU project (Snaiperskaya Vintovka Ukorochennaya - shortened sniper rifle) traces its roots back to 1970s, when it was decided to develop a compact sniper rifle for Soviet airborne (VDV) troops. Such rifle was designed using standard Dragunov SVD action converted to bullpup layout. Back then this project never went past development stage, but in around 1991 it was resurrected in Tula and offered to Russian Internal Affairs Ministry (MVD) as a possible weapon for urban operations. At that time MVD accepted the offer, but requested the rifle to be converted from semi-automatic to selective fired version (probably inspired by German HK G8 "police automatic rifle"). Such conversion was developed by TSKIB SOO (Central Sporting and Hunting Arms Design Bureau in Tula). It was initially known as OTs-03 in semi-automatic version and as OTs-03A and OTs-03AS in selective fired versions (SVU, SVU-A and SVU-AS respectively). Since mid-nineties this rifle was produced in Tula and issued in limited numbers to various law enforcement organizations across the Russia.
There are no firm data on accuracy of SVU rifle, but on short- to medium ranges it is believed to be on par with standard Dragunov SVD rifles.

The basic action of the SVU-AS rifle is inherited from Dragunov SVD sniper rifle - it is a gas operated, rotating bolt design with short-stroke gas piston. The trigger unit is modified with long connect bar, which links forward-mounted trigger with sear back in receiver. In SVU-AS, trigger unit is further modified with introduction of the full-automatic mode of fire. Selection of the mode of fire is done by the pull on the trigger - short pull produces single shots, and long, deliberate pull produces automatic (burst) fire. For semi-automatic fire only rifle is equipped with selector, which, when engaged, limits rearward travel of the trigger so only single shots can be squeezed out of the gun. This selector is located within trigge guard, above the trigger, and moves laterally. Because of bullpup layout, buttplate is attached directly to the receiver, and pistol grip and scope mount are moved forward. Barrel is shortened and equipped with combination flash hider / muzzle brake device. Integral folding bipod is attached to special rod, which runs forward from receiver. This is done to relieve the barrel from stresses generated by bipod. Early versions of SVU and SVU-A vere produced without bipod, and actually the "S" letter in SVU-AS designation stands for "soschka" (bipod in Russian). Standard sighting equipment includes open sights installed on folding bases, with rear being of diopter type and adjustable for range between 100 and 1300 meters. There's also a standard side rail, which will accept variety f telescope or night sights, the 4X PSO-1 being most typical. SVU-AS rifles use standard SVD magazines with 10-round capacity. Apparently, bigger capacity magazines were also designed for SVU-A, but it seems that none were produced in quantity.
The automatic fire feature of SVU-A and SVU-AS seems to be of any value only in emergency close combat or self-defense actions, as the limited magazine capacity and light barrel greatly limits automatic fire capabilities of this weapon.

 Отправлено: 13.05.09 16:56. Заголовок: Темная Drow, читай, ..

Темная Drow, читай, сука, фиолетовым крашенная.

 Отправлено: 04.06.09 11:24. Заголовок: Короче, переводя с и..

Короче, переводя с идиотского на русский:
М-16 без сошек - это автоматическая винтовка: боевая или штурмовая.
http://www.gunmaker-t.narod.ru/Colt-m16-vn002.jpg
Как только у нее появляются сошки и оптический прицел - она превращается в снайперскую винтовку.
http://www.tu-tu-tu.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/somali.jpg

 Отправлено: 04.06.09 11:29. Заголовок: Что-то мне подсказыв..

Что-то мне подсказывает, что Берсенев опять пустился в установление тождеств по минимуму. Помните, как было: у ППШ и у томмигана диск, они бабахают очередями - это два эквивалентных автомата. Вот и здесь: у М-16 оптический прицел - это снайперская винтовка!

 Отправлено: 04.06.09 11:32. Заголовок: На самом же деле, на..

На самом же деле, настоящие снайперские винтовки делаются на базе оружия калибром более 12мм.
http://megaobzor.com/sphera-104.html
И точность у них - соответствующая:
например,
"По данным фирмы CheyTac Associates, производителя патронов .408 и оружия под них, система CheyTac LRRS в составе винтовки CheyTac Intervention M200 с оптическим прицелом Nightforce NXS 5.5-22X, патронов .408Chey Tac, фирменного баллистического компьютера (на основе PDA Casio Cassiopea M70) и подключенных к нему сенсоров ветра, температуры и атмосферного давления Kestrel 4000 обеспечивает эффективную стрельбу по ростовой мишени на дальности в 2000 метров, гарантируя точность менее 1 угловой минуты (1 МОА)."
Таким образом, ни Steyr, ни М16, ни СВД - не являются полноценными Снайперскими винтовками, относясь скорее к классу Штурмовых/Боевых винтовок.
http://airsoft.com.ua/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&p=304129
Другое дело, что, в рекламных целях, производители той ли иной продукции - могут утверждать что-то в точности обратное этой мудрой мысли.

 Отправлено: 04.06.09 11:36. Заголовок: Это тоже снайперские..

Это тоже снайперские винтовки?

цитата:

На самом же деле, настоящие снайперские винтовки делаются на базе оружия калибром более 12мм.

Калибр 20мм

 Отправлено: 04.06.09 12:00. Заголовок: Ork пишет: Таким об..

Ork пишет:

цитата:

Таким образом, ни Steyr, ни М16, ни СВД - не являются полноценными Снайперскими винтовками, относясь скорее к классу Штурмовых/Боевых винтовок.

Дыбилко, ты не различаешь снайперскую винтовку, крупнокалиберную снайперскую винтовку, противоматериальную винтовку и автомат. "Офицер", блядь.

 Отправлено: 04.06.09 12:24. Заголовок: неее, оно просто бля..

неее, оно просто блядь.