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The '''Zlatoust RB-12 Bandaevskogo''' (Cyrillic: РБ-12 Ружье Бандаевского) is a [[shotgun]] of [[Armenia]]n origin.<ref>http://www.bandaevskiy.com/</ref><ref>Small Arms Illustrated, 2010</ref> The weapon is automatic and comes with a folding [[stock (firearms)|stock]].<ref>http://www.ohoter.ru/2007/11/18/rb-ruzhe-bandaevskogo.html</ref><ref>http://diversant.h1.ru/guns/drobovic/rb12.html</ref><ref>http://shooter.com.ua/piramida/257-drobovik-rb-12.html</ref> The gun is designed by Alexander G. |
The '''Zlatoust RB-12 Bandaevskogo''' (Cyrillic: РБ-12 Ружье Бандаевского) is a [[shotgun]] of [[Armenia]]n origin.<ref>http://www.bandaevskiy.com/</ref><ref>Small Arms Illustrated, 2010</ref> The weapon is automatic and comes with a folding [[stock (firearms)|stock]].<ref>http://www.ohoter.ru/2007/11/18/rb-ruzhe-bandaevskogo.html</ref><ref>http://diversant.h1.ru/guns/drobovic/rb12.html</ref><ref>http://shooter.com.ua/piramida/257-drobovik-rb-12.html</ref> The gun is designed by Alexander G. Bandaevskiy, chief designer and president of Zlatoust JSC Uralmashproekt. |
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==See also== |
Revision as of 19:06, 24 October 2011
RB-12 Bandaevskogo | |
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Type | Shotgun |
Place of origin | Armenia |
Service history | |
Used by | See Users |
Production history | |
Designer | Alexander G. Bandaevskiy |
Designed | 1995 |
Manufacturer | Bandaevskiy |
Specifications | |
Mass | 3kg |
Length | 825mm 610mm (Stock Folded) |
Barrel length | 525mm |
Cartridge | 12 Gauge |
Barrels | 1 |
Rate of fire | Slide action, moving barrel with fixed bolt. |
Feed system | 6 round detachable box magazine |
Sights | Iron |
The Zlatoust RB-12 Bandaevskogo (Cyrillic: РБ-12 Ружье Бандаевского) is a shotgun of Armenian origin.[1][2] The weapon is automatic and comes with a folding stock.[3][4][5] The gun is designed by Alexander G. Bandaevskiy, chief designer and president of Zlatoust JSC Uralmashproekt.
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