SPG-9

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Specifications
Publish Date April 04, 2022
Product ID 1878096
Polygons 56,976
Vertices 29,043
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Description

The SPG-9 Kopyo (Spear) is a tripod-mounted man-portable, 73 millimetre calibre recoilless gun, anti-tank grenade launcher developed by the Soviet Union in 1962 and still stay in service in armies of many countries, like Iraq, Russia, Ukraine, Vietnam and non-state actors like Taliban and Islamic State. The gun is participant of all conflicts and wars since Vietnam War. The SPG-9 can typically be found mounted on a wide variety of vehicles known as "technicals" in Somalia. Crew of the gun consist of 2 men.

This asset represent the SPG-9 gun with two anti-tank grenades PG-9V. The models are real-world scaled and hierarchically linked, all objects and materials use unique corresponding names.

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