Mod “Russian Special Purpose Pack”

Russian Special Purpose Pack adds a number of Russian special purposes to the game in October with the following models:

Silent PSS pistol. The PSS was developed in the late 1970s and early 1980s to replace old PB pistols with silencers. It is sometimes also called Vul. It was adopted by the Soviet Army and the KGB in 1983. This silenced pistol was given to special forces, special services and KGB officers. Currently, it is still used by elite units of the Russian Armed Forces and special forces of law enforcement agencies. PSS was never exported outside the Soviet Union. However, it may have been used in some former Soviet republics.

The VAG-73 (Russian: VAG-73) was an experimental submachine gun designed by Soviet engineer Vladimir Alekseevich Gerasimenko. The VAG-73 is the successor to Gerasimenko's first semi-automatic design, the VAG-72. The VAG-73 is a selective-fire submachine gun developed on the basis of the semi-automatic design of the VAG-72. The VAG-73 operates with a backgate and has an air shutter, reducing the rate of fire.

Grosser's MSP ("Small Special Gun" - Small Special Gun) - one of the very rare, truly silent pistols - the only sound it makes when fired - is a quiet "qu" drummer. water, but each specially designed cartridge silenced in the form of a sealed piston, blocking the powder gas inside. shell, reinforced by pressing the bullet. This gun has no silencer because it has a built-in silencer function. For loading and unloading, 2 special cartridges without sheath are loaded into a special steel clamp and then placed into an open barrel. The used or discharged cartridge is removed from the barrel by manually pulling the clip out of the gun in November, so here it ensures that 1 cartridge is not left in the field.

The Soviet laser gun was a prototype of an energy weapon in the form of a pistol designed for use by astronauts in the decommissioning of conventional firearms (recoil, detonation, exhaust gases and the sound discharge of which are very dangerous to the shooter and him). A spaceship, if used in weightlessness and in an artificial atmosphere. The gun was equipped with a magazine and used the technology of fireworks stroboscopes to reflect the beam. The laser gun fires an 8-round box magazine with Dellinger-type bolts. The laser gun was designed for use with enemy satellites and sensors, but this was not enough because the fireworks light would light up after each shot.

Soviet rectal gun. The 4.5mm rectal gun KGB is packed in a rubber jacket to facilitate rectal masking. This is a common way to hide an item from a rude search. The pistol is fired by turning the rolling ring and turning the barrel for 1 of 4 minutes. Custom-made small bullets (in this case 4.5 mm) were usually designed to add poison.

The TP-82 Spacecraft Survival Pistol. The TP-82 was designed in 1979 at the suggestion of Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov in 1981. Leonov was an astronaut on the Voskhod-2 mission in 1965. During the return flight, the landing capsule deviated from the intended landing zone. And he landed in the sparsely populated Siberian desert. Leonov and his partner Pavel Belyaev knew the surrounding wild animals and had Makarov pistols only for self-defense. The two astronauts had to spend the night in the woods. The incident led to the development of improved survival weapons for astronauts. Throughout history, NASA astronauts have also occasionally trained with weapons. TP-82 regularly flew soviet and russian space missions from 1986 to 2006. 

LDC-2. 1. The reconnaissance knife is one of the most traditional and rarely used weapons of the Soviet and Russian special forces. Originally developed in the 1970s as a close-range combat weapon for the Army Intelligence Agency, it is a single-charge "pistol" that fires a combat knife, and includes a built-in 7.62mm SP-3 cartridge combined with an integrated silencer and a non-actuated piston. These weapons were later upgraded to use the more modern and slightly more powerful silent 7.62mm SP-4 ammunition.

TKB-506 (Russian: TKB-506) was a small pistol similar to the cigar cutter designed by Igor Stechkin for the KGB. There is a record of the use of TKB-506 by the KGB's first chief executive. The pistol was in the form of a cigar jar and had 3 vertically located barrels. The trigger is a small button that resembles a lock latch on the cigar case. The barrel length is much shorter," he adds of the damage.