Russian Military Photos and Videos #3

Spring loaded gas tube cover needs a stronger spring, it moves too far right now. But's better than a fixed rail.

The second part of the report from Park Patriot. Various experimental, main battle and amphibious tanks.


Full part: http://vitalykuzmin.net/?q=node/635



Object 775


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Object 167


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T-64B1


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T-72


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T-72A


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Another one T-72A in the Park


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T-80


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Object 219R (T-80B)


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PT-76B


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PT-76


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Experimental light amphibious tank PT-76M


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Experimental light amphibious tank K-90


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Experimental light amphibious tank Object 906 (PT-85)


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Experimental light amphibious tank Object 685


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KoTeMoRe wrote:Spring loaded gas tube cover needs a stronger spring, it moves too far right now. But's better than a fixed rail.

My dad watched video and said he doesnt like the "kick" magazine release idea very much.

What i personally on other hand find unusual is size of the ejection port, while AKs in general have sizeable ejection port now on new design due to sides being flat and this new port cover it kinda looks gigantic Sure it decreases chance of missejection but it truly gives feeling of being overzised.

Militarov wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:Spring loaded gas tube cover needs a stronger spring, it moves too far right now. But's better than a fixed rail.

My dad watched video and said he doesnt like the "kick" magazine release idea very much.

What i personally on other hand find unusual is size of the ejection port, while AKs in general have sizeable ejection port now on new design due to sides being flat and this new port cover it kinda looks gigantic Sure it decreases chance of missejection but it truly gives feeling of being overzised.

Uhu, check the bolt and bolt carrier. The rifle is "Brand" new. There's no service markings on it. You mean the one on the AK-12? The lever action is pretty straight forward. This is barely bigger than the 74M. On the AK12 it is huge. Almost like a shotgun Ejection port.

Also, small peek on actual A545 cycling. Clearly a better integrated BARS system.

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KoTeMoRe wrote:

Militarov wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:Spring loaded gas tube cover needs a stronger spring, it moves too far right now. But's better than a fixed rail.

My dad watched video and said he doesnt like the "kick" magazine release idea very much.

What i personally on other hand find unusual is size of the ejection port, while AKs in general have sizeable ejection port now on new design due to sides being flat and this new port cover it kinda looks gigantic Sure it decreases chance of missejection but it truly gives feeling of being overzised.

Uhu, check the bolt and bolt carrier. The rifle is "Brand" new. There's no service markings on it. You mean the one on the AK-12? The lever action is pretty straight forward. This is barely bigger than the 74M. On the AK12 it is huge. Almost like a shotgun Ejection port.

Also, small peek on actual A545 cycling. Clearly a better integrated BARS system.

Yeah i was refering to AK12 ejection port, i mistook that you commented on AK12 video. Ejection port is rly big, almost "unnatural". Not sure tho if A545 compensates enough with performance for its significant complexity over AK design to be full scale service rifle.

VitalyVK wrote:The second part of the report from Park Patriot. Various experimental, main battle and amphibious tanks.


Full part: http://vitalykuzmin.net/?q=node/635

Excellent pictures of some Kubinka rarities. Thanks Vitaly.
A really great museum.

HUGE versions, don't know who made these but kudos:

http://uploads.ru/dB3NH.jpg
http://uploads.ru/qbtQO.jpg
http://uploads.ru/cMS6V.jpg

PapaDragon wrote:https://i.servimg.com/u/f68/19/21/24/38/cms6v11.jpg

https://i.servimg.com/u/f68/19/21/24/38/db3nh11.jpg

https://i.servimg.com/u/f68/19/21/24/38/qbtqo10.jpg

HUGE versions, don't know who made these but kudos:

http://uploads.ru/dB3NH.jpg
http://uploads.ru/qbtQO.jpg
http://uploads.ru/cMS6V.jpg

Nice

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Engineering troops with nice new equip











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zg18 wrote:Engineering troops with nice new equip
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Great find!!!

I remember these uniforms when they presented them year or two ago, they were gray back then. So it turns out they were designed for engineers.

(I used to be engineer and we never had such cool getup, I am so jealous now... )

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The third part of the report about exposition of Park Patriot in Kubinka. Photos of different armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles.


Full part: http://vitalykuzmin.net/?q=node/636



BTR-90


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BTR-70 with MA-7 turret


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BMP-1KSh


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BMP-2


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BMD-1


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BTR-D early version


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The suit special applications. Military Acceptance

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Source: http://gelio.livejournal.com/213883.html

12th Independent Guards Engineer Brigade . Alkino, Republic of Bashkortostan


Motor rifle units on field drills . Central military district


Coast guard. Kaliningrad region


Su-34.Morozovsk AFB.Southern military district


68th Fleet Independent Naval Engineers Regiment of Black Sea Fleet


Suvorov's onslaught-competition of motor rifle units


New assault battalion of Engineer troops and WWII-era


BMD-4M on proving ground Prudboi


Vladimir Shamanov visited Volgograd Tractor Plant


Assembly of Soyuz-2.1a rocket started on Vostochny cosmodrome


New training systems and simulators in 108 Guards Air Assault Regiment


Production Association "Strela"


2 Su-35S for 22nd Aviation Fighter Regiment.

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The fourth part of the report about Park Patriot exposition. The photos of various armored vehicles, army trucks, transporters and tractors.


Full part: http://vitalykuzmin.net/?q=node/637



GAZ-39371 Vodnik with additional armor


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GAZ-39371 Vodnik


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ZIL-4334A1 Kalam-1


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KZKT-74281


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MAZ-537


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MT-M GAZ-3933


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GT-TM


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GT-MU


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GT-SM GAZ-3403


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MT-T


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GT-T


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PTS-4


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Thanks, Vitalij.

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Morpheus Eberhardt wrote:Thanks, Vitalij.

With pleasure