New combat module for Russian armored vehicles launched into series

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In Russia, a new uninhabited remote-controlled combat module BM-30-D Spitsa (32V01) for armored vehicles has been launched into mass production. The Uralvagonzavod Corporation (UVZ is part of Rostec) published on May 12 in its Telegram channel a video of the manufacture of this type of military-industrial complex product in the workshops of the developer enterprise.

The footage shows the production line of the Burevestnik Central Research Institute (part of UVZ) in Nizhny Novgorod, where the mentioned combat modules are being assembled and installed on KamAZ-43269 Shot (4x4) light armored vehicles for escorting and protecting special cargoes.




BM-30-D includes: a 30-mm automatic cannon 2A42, a modernized Kalashnikov tank machine gun (PKTM, index GRAU 6P7K) of 7,62-mm caliber, an AG-30 automatic grenade launcher, a modern sight with a thermal imager and a laser rangefinder. Moreover, it is not yet known which departments and in what specific quantities made the order. However, the ongoing Russian special operation on Ukrainian territory leaves no doubt about the need for these products.

It is also worth adding that on the KamAZ-4386 (K-4386) Typhoon-VDV (4x4) armored vehicles, which were put into service in August 2021, a version of the combat module without the AG-30 is installed. "Spoke" can be installed on other armored vehicles.
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  1. Observer2014
    Observer2014
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    12 May 2022 23: 09
    New combat module for Russian armored vehicles launched into series

    The roller is powerful. The music is good. The plant is light. Not crowded. It was interesting. Thank you. hi
    1. Victorio
      Victorio
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      13 May 2022 07: 58
      Quote: Observer2014
      New combat module for Russian armored vehicles launched into series

      The roller is powerful. The music is good. The plant is light. Not crowded. It was interesting. Thank you. hi

      how are things in there? I can't log in, our site is blocked.
  2. kapitan92
    kapitan92
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    12 May 2022 23: 24

    At the Victory Parade in Nizhny Novgorod, 09.05.2022/XNUMX/XNUMX
  3. Krilion
    Krilion
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    13 May 2022 04: 09
    for the entire time of the special operation, I have not seen a single video with examples of the effective use of such farts ... the only suitable weapon module is on the tank and has a caliber of 125 mm .. I also have not seen a single example of the use of a module with 57 mm (Air Defense Derivation), although this thing has a lot of potential.. so it's all a waste of money...
    1. Victorio
      Victorio
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      13 May 2022 07: 46
      Quote: Krilion
      for the entire time of the special operation, I have not seen a single video with examples of effective use such farts..

      why didn’t you see the videos of the BMP and armored personnel carriers in the same Mariupol?
  4. Yurex77
    Yurex77
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    13 May 2022 11: 49
    It is interesting that they put a 4A4 cannon on a light 2x42 chassis!
    But at one time they put 80A2 on the BTR-72A just because it has a more extended recoil moment (due to the short barrel stroke). And in 2A42, the barrel is generally motionless and there is a lot of recoil!
  5. steelmaker
    steelmaker
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    13 May 2022 16: 18
    It would be better to have one "Terminator", based on the T-72 tank, than 10-20 of these "carts". This is called budget cuts. Our MO "Terminators" cannot find a use, but here, look how they turned around.
    And on the other hand, today Rubizhne liberated was shown. So there is not one of our padded armor there. This means that infantry was used instead of armor, and then the firing points were covered with artillery. Here is the explanation of the term - significant losses on both sides.
    You give the slogan: "Putin's galoshes to the troops!!"
  6. 1_2
    1_2
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    13 May 2022 16: 44
    all these modules are useless if they are not protected by KAZ