Rechargeable, waterproof torch with 1030 lumens and a range of up to 270 m. Aluminium case with 4 light modes.
FAVOUR tactical torch with mounting rail compatible with the 22mm Picatinny standard. It provides a light output of 320 lumens and a range of up to 200 m. It is equipped with a switch for everyday use and a remote cable switch.
A push switch dedicated to Favour's T2717 and T2815 torches.
Picatinny rail mount dedicated to Favour's T2717 and T2815 torches. Also fits all other 25mm (1") diameter torches and scopes.
Wiper for AK-47/AKM, SVD, PK, PKM and other of calibre 7.62 mm. Mounted to steel ramrod.
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Wiper for AK-47/AKM, SVD, PK, PKM and other of calibre 7.62 mm. Mounted to steel ramrod.
Rechargeable, waterproof torch with 1030 lumens and a range of up to 270 m. Aluminium case with 4 light modes.
Screwdriver from the rifle disassembly and cleaning kit. Together with a wooden handle - this is how they were completed before and during the Second World War and later. On some the Tula factory logo (star) is visible.
Broken shell extractor - for extracting from the ammo chamber shells whose bottom has been broken off by the rifle's breech. Designed for 7.62x54R calibre ammunition (e.g. SVD, PK/PKM, Mosin, DP/DT, etc.).
A brass ramrod for the TT pistol or other pistols and revolvers - designed for 7.62mm calibre weapons.
Key-screwdriver for dismantling the Mosin rifle. The key in the version produced up to 1941 with six notches of different sizes - three on each side.
Compact 1xAA battery torch, 100m range, Focus function, aircraft aluminium, IP65, drop protection up to 2m.
Polish, metal oiler for AK rifles. Version with two chambers - for cleaning fluid and grease.
Key-reamer for cleaning the slanted tube in the AKM/AMKS rifle.
A push switch dedicated to Favour's T2717 and T2815 torches.
Screwdriver-key for dismantling a PPSh or PPS submachine gun.
Key-screwdriver for dismantling the Mosin rifle. Key in the version produced in the years 1941-43 - simplified, with poor quality steel, raw surfaces.
Mosin rifle blade (front sight) adjustment device. Made of steel, in a wooden box. Manufactured in 1941.
Key-screwdriver for dismantling the Mosin rifle. Key in the version produced in the years 1941-43 - simplified, with poor quality steel, raw surfaces. Various items, no particular differences.
Brush for AK-47/AKM, SVD, PK, PKM and other of calibre 7.62 mm. Mounted to steel ramrod. Polish production - better quality than Soviet.
Bullets from ammunition 7.62x39 (bullet lenght 27 mm), commonly used in assault rifles in the old Warsaw Pact: AK-47, AKM, vz. 58 and others.
Steel magazine for 100 rounds belt of 7.62x39 calibre for the RPD - Diegtiariev Hand Machine Gun. Metal tape split in half with tie-link and guide. In addition, a bag-pouch (Polish manufacture) and 100 copper-plated 7.62x39 shells are included.
Bullets from 9x18 pistol ammunition (bullet lenght 11 mm), commonly used in pistols and submachine guns of the former Warsaw Pact: Makarov, Bizon, P-64, PM-63 RAK and others.
Bullets from ammunition 7.62x54R (bullet lenght 32 mm), commonly used in rifles and machine guns in the old Warsaw Pact: Mosin, SVD, PK/PKM and others.
Shells from 7,62x54R ammunition used in Russian and Soviet design rifles: Maxim, Mosin, SVD, PK/PKM, Pecheneg, and others. Made of steel and coated with a thin copper coating to prevent rusting.
Brush for AK-47/AKM, SVD, PK, PKM and other of calibre 7.62 mm. Mounted to steel ramrod. Polish production - better quality than Soviet.
Metal oiler for machine guns. Used in the Polish Army mainly for DP machine guns.
"9 mm Submachine Gun M 1963 - Description and use, principles and methods of shooting" contains a description of the construction and principles of use of the PM-63 RAK submachine gun. Methods of use and maintenance are described, as well as basic principles and shooting positions.
AK-47/AKM cleaning kit. Steel ramrod, brush, key/screwdriver, striker. Metal container.
Wiper for AK-47/AKM, SVD, PK, PKM and other of calibre 7.62 mm. Mounted to steel ramrod.
