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.
Shells from 7.62x54R ammunition used in Russian and Soviet-designed rifles: Maxim, Mosin, SVD, PK and others. Made of steel and coated with a thin layer of copper to prevent rusting. Second-grade shells – damaged – bent, rusted or otherwise damaged.
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Shells from 7.62x54R ammunition used in Russian and Soviet-designed rifles: Maxim, Mosin, SVD, PK and others. Made of steel and coated with a thin layer of copper to prevent rusting. Second-grade shells – damaged – bent, rusted or otherwise damaged.
Price per pack of 100 damaged pieces.
Shells from 7.62x39 intermediate ammunition, commonly used in assault rifles in the old Warsaw Pact: AK-47, AKM, vz. 58 and others. Made of steel and coated with a thin copper coating to prevent rusting.
Powder charge pouch for the howitzer M 37 ML-20 (152-мм гаубица-пушка образца 1937 года МЛ-20). Gunpowder was delivered to the gun crew in such pouches. The pouches made in the 1940s.
Shell from 14.5x114 large-calibre ammunition used in PTRS and PTRD anti-tank rifles and in KPW and KPWT machine guns. In the 1990s, several models of large-calibre sniper rifles were also developed for this ammunition. Made of steel and coated with varnish to prevent rusting.
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.
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 the 5.56x45 ammunition (bullet lenght 23 mm) used in NATO assault rifles. This ammunition is used in the M-16, M-4, Beryl, Grot, G-36 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.
Shells from 5.45x39 intermediate ammunition commonly used in former Warsaw Pact assault rifles: AK-74, RPK-74, AK-12, wz. 88 Tantal and others. Made of steel and painted to prevent rusting.
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.
Shells from 7.62x39 intermediate ammunition, commonly used in assault rifles in the old Warsaw Pact: AK-47, AKM, vz. 58 and others. Made of steel and coated with a thin copper coating to prevent rusting.
Shells from 7.62x39 intermediate ammunition, commonly used in assault rifles in the old Warsaw Pact: AK-47, AKM, vz. 58 and others. Made of steel and painted to prevent rusting.
Shells from 5.56x45 intermediate ammunition used in NATO assault rifles. This ammunition is used, inter alia in M-16, M-4, Beryl, Grot, G-36 and others. Made of steel and painted to prevent rusting.
Bullets from ammunition 5.45x39 (bullet lenght 25 mm), commonly used in assault rifles in the old Warsaw Pact: AK-74, Tantal and others.
Shells from 14.5x114 large-calibre ammunition used in PTRS and PTRD anti-tank rifles and in KPW and KPWT machine guns. In the 1990s, several models of large-calibre sniper rifles were also developed for this ammunition. Made of steel and coated with varnish to prevent rusting.
Shells from pistol ammunition commonly used in pistols and submachine guns of the former Warsaw Pact: Makarov, APS, P-64, PM-63 and others. Made of steel and painted to prevent rusting.
Shells from 7.62x54R ammunition used in Russian and Soviet-designed rifles: Maxim, Mosin, SVD, PK and others. Made of steel and coated with a thin layer of copper to prevent rusting. Second-grade shells – damaged – bent, rusted or otherwise damaged.
