Desert Eagle

Desert Eagle is a large-caliber semi-automatic pistol manufactured in Israel by Israel Military Industries (IMI), under contract for Magnum Research, Inc.

Magnum Research, headquartered in the United States, developed and patented the early Desert Eagle design, which was further developed by IMI. Production was transferred to Saco Defense in Maine state from 1995 to 2000, but was later transferred back to Israel when Saco Defense was purchased by General Dynamics.

Due to its reputation as a high-powered weapon, Desert Eagle is often featured as a weapon of choice in novels, movies, songs, television shows and video games.

Variants 

Desert Eagle Variants:

• Eagle 357 - The earliest pistol of the beginning of Desert Eagle history, is very rare and often owned by collectors.
• Desert Eagle Mark VII Kaliber .44, Barel 6 Inch
• Desert Eagle Mark VII Kaliber .44, Barel 10 Inch
• Desert Eagle Mark XIX Kaliber .50AE/.44 Magnum/.357 Magnum, Barel 6 Inch
• Desert Eagle Mark XIX Kaliber .50AE/.44 Magnum/.357 Magnum, Barel 10 Inch

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RPG-7

RPG-7 (Russian: РПГ-7), is an anti tank rocket-propelled grenade launched from the much-produced shoulder. This weapon was designed by the Soviet Union, and its long name is Ручной Противотанковый Гранатомёт or Ručnoj Protivotankovyj Granatomjët, which means "anti tank grenade launcher".

This weapon is known to have high endurance, simple, cheap, and effective, making it the most widely used rocket-propelled grenade in the world. There are about 40 countries that use RPG-7, and these weapons are produced in nine countries. RPG-7 has been used in many conflicts in the world since the mid-1960s, from the Vietnam War to the present day Afghan War and Iraq War.

The RPG-7 was first introduced by the Soviet Union in 1961 and was used at the team level. The initial concept of this weapon is made based on weapons of World War II era, namely Bazoka USA and Germany Panzerfaust.

RPG7 Attack

Type: rocket-propelled grenade
Country of origin: USSR
Usage history: The period of 1961-present use
Production history: Variant RPG-7V2 (latest model)
RPG-7D3 (air traffic)
Type 69 RPG (China)
Specification:
Weight: 7 kg
Length: 950 mm
Caliber: 40 mm
Bullet velocity: 115 m / s
Distance range: ~ 920 m (blowing away)
Shutter: UP-7V telescopic viewfinder

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FIM-92 Stinger

The FIM-92 Stinger is a ground-to-air missile developed in the United States and is used by all branches of the US armed forces, which have been in use since 1981. The Stinger missiles have been confirmed to have dropped 270 aircraft.

This missile weapon is manufactured by Raytheon Missile Systems and produced under license by EADS in Germany. Raytheon classifies these missiles as MANPADS (Man-Portable Air-Defense System). Senjatarudal is used by the United States military as well as 29 other countries. About 70,000 of these weapons have been produced.

 During the Afghan War of the 80s, the United States supplied Mujahideen fighters with this weapon and proved very powerful to knock down Soviet aircraft in a mountainous terrain.
Manportable type surface-to-air missileCountry of origin: United States
Usage history:Period of use: 1981-PresentUsed by See OperatorsIn the Falklands War war, Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, Angolan Civil War, Kargil War, Yugoslav Wars
Production history:General Dynamics Designer Type
Year: 1967Manufacturer: Raytheon Missile Systems
Production cost: US $ 38,000
Manufactured: 1978Variant: FIM-92A, FIM-92B, FIM-92C, FIM-92D, FIM-92GSpecifications: (FIM-92 Stinger)Weight: 15.2 kgLength: 1.52 mDiameter: 70 mmCrew: 1
Effective distance: 4,800 meters (15,750 ft)Warhead: 3 kg
Machine Type: Solid Rocket MotorSystemguide: Infrared homing
Toollauncher: MANPADS, M6 Linebacker, AN / TWQ-1 Avenger, MQ-1 Predator, AH-64 Apache

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M72-LAW

The M72 LAW (Light Anti-Tank, called ALSO as Anti-Armor Weapon or Armor Weapon System is a 66 mm directed anti-tank weapon.) The solid rocket propulsion unit developed at Rohm and Haas new research lab was formed at Redstone Arsenal in 1959, the system was designed by Paul V. Choate, Charles B. Weeks, Frank A. Spinale, et al. in the Division of Hesse - East Norris Thermadore The production of weapons in East America in 1963, and was discontinued in 1983, is currently produced by nammo Raufoss AS in Norway.In early 1963, the M72 LAW was adopted by the US Army and the US Marine Corps as individual anti-tank infantrymen of their main weapons, replacing the M31 HEAT grenade rifle and the M20A1 "Super Bazooka" in the US Army. It was later adopted by the US Air Force to support in anti-emplacement / anti-armor wars in the tasks of the Defense Air Force.In the early 1980s, the M72 will be replaced by the Viper FGR - 17, but the program was canceled by Congress and the AT4 M136 was introduced in place. In that time period, the closest comparison is Swedish Pskott m / 68 (miniman) and SARPAC France.The M72 LAW in extended positionType Anti-tank rocket launcherPlace of Origin: United States of AmericaProduction historyDesigner: FA Spinale, CB Weeks and PV ChoateDesigned: Patent filed 1963Manufacturer: Norway: NAMMO (Raufoss, Norway)U.S .: NAMMO Talley (Mesa, Arizona)Turkey: under license by MKEKUnit cost: 670 € or $ 876.85 US (Converted)SpecificationsWeight: 2.5 kg (5.5 lb)Length: 24.8 in (unarmed)34.67 in (armed)Caliber: 66 mmMuzzle velocity: 145 m / s (475.7 ft / s)Effective range: 200 m (656.2 feet)Detonation mechanism point-initiated, base-detonated

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Flat Grenade

Flake grenade (English: fragmentation grenade) is a grenade designed to kill infantry, which is made to spew flakes in all directions. His body was made of hard plastic or iron, and then his body filled with sharp flakes, wire, iron balls, or his own outer body could work as a flake. If the word "grenade" is used without further explanation, it is always assumed that it is a grenade of this type. This type of grenade can also kill people if exposed at close range because the strong pressure can make the affected person bounce away.

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Tear Gas Grenades

This gas grenade contains tear gas, which is usually CS gas (Chlorobenzol malononitrile). The shape and operation of this grenade is similar to the smoke gas, but the difference is this grenade contains 80 to 120 grams of tear gas, which will cause irritation of the eyes and respiratory system.

If a person is exposed to this gas for a long time (more than 10 minutes) the grenade is capable of causing skin blisters and permanent injuries to the lungs. And for the weak or old, CS gas is capable of causing death.

The use of gas grenades is often mistaken, this grenade should not be used to disperse a crowd of people because it will cause panic. The proper use is to use this grenade to create a guardrail, to direct mass movement, or to protect a besieged police officer.

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Smoking Grenade

Smoking grenade




The smoke grenade is a tin-shaped grenade that is used as a ground or terrestrial gesture into the air, a marker of a target zone or a landing, or a hiding of army movement. Smoke grenades are usually formed from metal cylinders with holes in the top and bottom to remove smoke. There are two main types of grenades: colored smoke grenades and hiding grenades. In colored smoke grenades, the fillers usually consist of 250 to 350 grams of a mixture of dye smoke (mostly potassium nitrate, lactose and dye). Available colors are red, green, yellow, and purple. Hidden smoke grenades usually contain a mixture of HC (hexachloroethane / zinc) or a mixture of TA (terephthalic acid).Another type of smoke grenade, is the type of smoke exploded. The grenade contains white phosphorus (WP). WP grenades explode and spread white phosphorus in all directions, then phosphorus burns when it meets the air, and burns with bright yellow flames, while producing a lot of white smoke (phosphorus pentoksida). It also serves as an incendiary grenade.

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