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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. Bandaevskim, chief designer and president of Zlatoust JSC Uralmashproekt.
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.


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 19:06, 24 October 2011

RB-12 Bandaevskogo
TypeShotgun
Place of originArmenia
Service history
Used bySee Users
Production history
DesignerAlexander G. Bandaevskiy
Designed1995
ManufacturerBandaevskiy
Specifications
Mass3kg
Length825mm
610mm (Stock Folded)
Barrel length525mm

Cartridge12 Gauge
Barrels1
Rate of fireSlide action, moving barrel with fixed bolt.
Feed system6 round detachable box magazine
SightsIron

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.

See also

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