Red Star Heavy Industries storefront

[Chernobyl-Pripyat]

Red Star Heavy Industries

RSHI is a contract based private industry in the SRChP, and part of Armaj Heavy Industries. We manufacture equipment to a higher standard then state owned facilities, that are suitable for the export market.

Arms [more to be added]
N-9[see description]
AM-99
RPM-99
BM-192 [contracted]
Vermonti LRR [contracted]
RPG-93

Kit
Small Infantry Shovel - $10
M88 uniform["Afghanka", TTsKO, VSR-93 or Spetsodezhda] - $40/$60[winter]
M97 uniform[Flora] $40/$60[winter]
M09 uniform - $75/$125[winter]
Gorka [ANA- 1979 cut, variable shade of OD] - $50
Gorka [SPOSN- different cut, better materials, available in camo patterns] - $80
Boots - $25
Belt - $10
Rucksack - $50
4 cell mag pouch - $5

Load Bearing Equipment
6sh92 - $40
'Lifchik' [webbing used late 80's to mid 90's] - $20
Grad-2 Assault Vest - $80
Lazutchik M - $80
generic MOLLE vest + standard pouches - $50

Body Armor
Kombez - see description
Ratnik
Kora-10 [Discontinued]
PSZ-9BU - see description
PSZ-12M Body Armor [See description]
Neva - see description
Modul-S[Surplus, Level III protection. Currently only available in SMK pattern] $500


Vehicles
T-100 [see description]
T-100M1
T-72BM1 - $800,000
T-64BM2[Surplus] $780,000
T-55A[surplus] $400,000
BMP-1M[BMP-1 fitted with BMP-2 turret and new FCS, Surplus] - $150,000
BMP-2 - $175,000
BMP-3 - $200,000


Explosives
RGD-5 - $40 per crate[10]
F1 - $60 per crate[20]
RGO - $50 per crate[10]
RGN - $50 per crate[10]
OG-7V[fragmentation,for RPG-7] - $75 per crate[10]
PG-7VL[HEAT, for RPG-7] - $100 per crate[10]
PG-7VR[Tandem Warhead HEAT,for RPG-7] - $180 per crate[10]
TBG-7V[Thermobaric,for RPG-7] - $150 per crate[10]
PG-29V[Tandem Warhead HEAT,for RPG-29] - $200 per crate[10]
TBG-29V[thermobaric,for RPG-29] - $200 per crate[10]
MTsG-7[multipurpose, for RPG-7] $200 per crate[10]
Semtex - ask for price

Surplus
AKM - $90
AK-74[built on RPK reciever] - $160
AKS-74U[either 5.45 or 7.62] - $120
PKM - $500
SVD - $400
RPG-7V - $600
L1A1 SLR - $250
RPK-74 - $300

[Chernobyl-Pripyat]

Niktovski-9



The Niktovski-9 is a sub machine gun developed sometime in the 1990's as a cheap way to arm a large number of troops [or guerrillas] in a relative short amount of time. While it was never formally accepted by the Chernobyl-Pripyat Red Army, it's often used by tank crews and special forces for it's high rate of fire and good 'stopping power'.

The N-9 is mainly manufactured through stamped steel and spot welding, and uses a crude but effective barrel shroud similar to that of the WWII PPSh-41. It's known that the only precision parts in the gun are the barrel and smaller parts in the action. Early production models[and some used by special forces] accepted the magazine through the side, similar to Sten guns, but later were made to load like a "modern" sub machine gun. The interior of the hinged receiver and barrel are chromed to increase it's resistance of fouling and make the cleaning of the weapon easier. It features a folding stock, and a standard front post sight, with an aperture sight in the rear.

The N-9 is chambered for the 9x19 Parabellum/Luger cartridge, optimized for both 9mm PBP and 9mm 7N31 armor piercing ammunition, which are rated beyond +P+. By doing this, it is usable with all current 9mm civil and military rounds. Additionally, there is a 10mm Auto and 7.62TT variant of the gun.

Because the weapon only cost about 100 Universal Standard Dollars a piece to manufacture, no production rights are available.




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MTsG-7


[ooc: Looks more or less, like this, but a little thicker and textured like an F1 grenade towards the rear due to the fragmentation sleeve. It's colored Gray, with a red stripe on the rear]




The MTsG-7[Mnogotselevoi Granata-7, or Multipurpose Grenade] is a 115mm dual purpose round developed for the RPG-7 anti-tank system. It features a minimal penetration of 550mm RHA with lethal fragmentation in a 20m radius.

The munition was designed as a quick fix to an issue that commonly affects soldiers in an urban conflict. Often soldiers are tasked with fighting against an enemy who employs both armor and infantry, and there are few man portable weapons that on their own are effective against each equally. In the event that a soldier has an antipersonnel round loaded in their weapon, and an enemy IFV should appear, they would either have to disengage completely, or swap the currently loaded missile. Because the current mission may dictate what munitions to be issued, the MTsG-7 is designed to simplify logistics and give a soldier a means of engaging all targets he is tasked with.

During it's initial development in the early 1990's, the project was shelved due to the introduction of the OG-7V munition. It wasn't until the border conflicts between 2010-2011 that it was given a second look. In those conflicts, SRChP Border Guard troops faced both light armored vehicles and massed infantry. Shortly afterwords, they were put it limited service with Internal Affairs troops operating inside Kolgujevska, along with some Army units. It was found to quite effective in it's testing trial.

Because the MTsG-7 is relatively heavy[4.5kg, roughly the same as the PG-7VR or TBG-7], it has a shorter range, but isn't as affected by wind as severely. Ballistics-wise, it's close to the PG-7VR or TBG-7V.



Information:

Weight: 4.5kg
Length: Same as PG-7VL
Diameter: 115mm
Armor penetration: 550-620mm RHA [blast fragments can penetrate up to 5mm plate steel]
Effective Range: 200m
Export cost: 200USD per crate of 10, includes boost charges

[Chernobyl-Pripyat]

T-100A




Length: 9.8 m.
Width: 3.9 m.
Height: 2.3 m.
Weight: 65 tons.
Power Plant: 1,275hp diesel engine.
Primary Armament: 125mm 2A66M ETC cannon
Secondary Armament: PKMT, 2x2A72 30mm cannons, 1x multipurpose missile launcher[4 rounds: 9M123 or 9M123F[thermobaric], 1 pintle mounted Kord
[/nation]


Protection[w/o ERA, T-100A/M1 designation]:
Front, hull:
1300mm vs KE, 2500mm vs CE
Side:
650mm vs KE, 1000mm vs CE
Turret front:
2000mm vs KE, 3000mm vs CE

The T-100 tank is a SRChP modernization to the Russian T-90M tank intended to increase it's service length and combat effectiveness. The tank now is armed with a 125mm ETC cannon in a new elongated turret, which contains blast containers for spare ammunition. Along with this, the T-100 has a pair of 2A72 30mm cannons mounted in the sides of the new turret, which can be controlled by either the gunner or commander. This is loosely based on the Slovak T-72M1 "Moderna" system, which grants the tank to ability to engage low flying aircraft and helicopters, along with targets in positions higher then the main guns maximum elevation. The cannons are also used against lightly armored vehicles, such as IFV's and infantry. Due to the addition of the 9M123 launcher, there is a small, specially designed RADAR on the back of the turret which is required for the multipurpose launcher.

The T-100 uses the 'FireStarter' FCS, which improves the ballistic calculator and target acquisition compared to the T-90 tank. This, combined with an advanced FLIR night optic makes it an efficient machine in night combat. It can be equipped with a Battle Management System, which allows attacks to be easily coordinated and information shared with friendly forces.

The tank is constructed of a 5th generation titanium composite, reinforced with boron-carbide. The forward-facing areas of the tank contain depleted Uranium rods, further increasing protection from enemy fire. Following a redesign of the hull and turret, protection was increased. The T-100 has a strengthened bottomn for increased survivability against mines.

From data concluded in various world conflicts, the base armor alone is often not enough to protect the tank. The Chechen wars showed the use of ERA to be extremely effective against single warhead HEAT rounds, keeping in mind that most armies have begun using tandem charge munitions. In order to combat this, the T-100A is covered in Relikt ERA bricks over the front hull, turret and upper turret, along with NERA bricks attached on top of the roof ERA. The side skirts contain smaller Kontakt-5 bricks along the entire length of the tank. It employs the Shtora-1 and ARENA APS systems in addition to these other devices. As usual, it contains a sophisticated NBC protection system, an anti-neutron liner and a spall liner to protect the crew from hits.

The export model lacks the "FireStarter" FCS, due to export restrictions. This, however allows the user to use their own systems, be it foreign or domestic. Another thing omitted from the export model is the DU rods, which lowers the total weight and increased mileage at the cost of protection.

Cost: 3.8 million

[Italia Orientale]

The Democratic Islamic Republic of Italia Orientale would like to purchase 150 T-100's for a total of $570,000,000. The money will be wired as soon as the order is approved. We look forward to using the T-100 in combat.


Thank you,
Muhammad Ali Giuliani, Minister of War

[Taevri]

Ministry of Foreign Relations, The United Republic of Taevri
Taevrian Governmental Parliament Building, Taevrioiaete, Echa, Taevri

The United Republic of Taevri is interested in purchasing five (5) units of the T-100 model Main Battle Tank for consideration as primary tank for JTMF ground forces. The total sum amounting US$19,000,000 will be transferred upon confirmation of shipping. If the MBT wins the durability competition, your company will be contacted with an order for an amount of units to be determined at a later date. We thank you for providing a quality product.

Rihka Metrov
Secretary General, Ground Forces, JTMF

[Chernobyl-Pripyat]

orders approved, expect delivery within 4 months.

[Fson]

Niktovski-9



The Niktovski-9 is a sub machine gun developed sometime in the 1990's as a cheap way to arm a large number of troops [or guerrillas] in a relative short amount of time. While it was never formally accepted by the Chernobyl-Pripyat Red Army, it's often used by tank crews and special forces for it's high rate of fire and good 'stopping power'.

The N-9 is mainly manufactured through stamped steel and spot welding, and uses a crude but effective barrel shroud similar to that of the WWII PPSh-41. It's known that the only precision parts in the gun are the barrel and smaller parts in the action. Early production models[and some used by special forces] accepted the magazine through the side, similar to Sten guns, but later were made to load like a "modern" sub machine gun. The interior of the hinged receiver and barrel are chromed to increase it's resistance of fouling and make the cleaning of the weapon easier. It features a folding stock, and a standard front post sight, with an aperture sight in the rear.

The N-9 is chambered for the 9x19 Parabellum/Luger cartridge, optimized for both 9mm PBP and 9mm 7N31 armor piercing ammunition, which are rated beyond +P+. By doing this, it is usable with all current 9mm civil and military rounds. Additionally, there is a 10mm Auto and 7.62TT variant of the gun.

Because the weapon only cost about 100 Universal Standard Dollars a piece to manufacture, no production rights are available.



Kora-7A/E



A third attempt at designing an indigenous Body Armor system. Originally intended for paratroopers, it was was to retain the same or better protective qualities as the KIRASA-B vest, currently issued in small numbers to ground forces. The vest cover is made of multiple layers of DYNEEMA and Twaron, stretched over a 6mm Titanium plate on the torso. The spine is protected by thicker layers of material This alone will protect from pistol cartridges and lower velocity rifle rounds at ranges of 50m, along with shrapnel. This alone is not enough to protect the individual from bullets, so a large plate is inserted into a sleeve in the front, while two smaller plates can be inserted into the back of the vest.

The Ceramic plate is constructed of Boron Carbide, and features a 8mm Tungsten core which allows use after the ceramic component has been broken. The back plates are of similar construction, and it is possible to insert the same plates over the sides of the vest to add additional protection.

the Kora-7A is capable of utilizing a neck protector, but are not often used by troops because they inhibit movement. Upon request, they will be included in the set, along with translated instructions and the plates. While the vest is intended to be used with the 6sh92 Assault Vest or others, export models, designated Kora-7E, feature MOLLE straps over the front and rear.

Price: 300 per vest.

Covers available:

-Khaki-drab [default]
-VSR
-Berezka
-DPM
-Flektarn
-Digital Woodland

The Principality of Fson Ministry Of Defense is happy to see another nation making simple, cheap but effective firearms. Would it be possible to buy the production rights for this weapon? to be used exactly as you suggested to arm the state milita.

[Brogavia]

What's with the fuel tank on the back of the turret on the T-100?

[Chernobyl-Pripyat]

What's with the fuel tank on the back of the turret on the T-100?

It's a snorkel, actually. didn't notice it before, to be honest..

The Principality of Fson Ministry Of Defense is happy to see another nation making simple, cheap but effective firearms. Would it be possible to buy the production rights for this weapon? to be used exactly as you suggested to arm the state milita.

We could arrange for the proper machinery to be transferred, cost will be 100,000 for the lot.

[Fson]

The Money has been wired to your account, shall we organise the shipment to Fson?

[Chernobyl-Pripyat]

New weapon added

To: Fson
From: RSHI sales department

The machinery will be flown in by aircraft. Please contact the customer support section for further questions.

[Grittonia]

We would like 200.000 N-9's

[Chernobyl-Pripyat]

We would like 200.000 N-9's

Total cost will be 20,000,000USD, they will be shipped once we receive the payment.

[Grittonia]

We shall wire the money at once.

[Pevisopolis]

I know you can't buy the production rights for the Niktovski-9, but is it still possible for the Communal Militias of Pevisopolis to gain the permission to manufacture these?

[Pevisopolis]

The Communal Milita of Pevisopolis would like to purchase 100 T-100 MBTs. The Funds will be wired immediately after confirmation of order.

Total price: $318,000,000

[Chernobyl-Pripyat]

The Communal Milita of Pevisopolis would like to purchase 100 T-100 MBTs. The Funds will be wired immediately after confirmation of order.

Total price: $318,000,000

Order approved, expect arrival within 6 months. We will throw in 20 N-9 SMG's as a technology example so you may manufacture them in your country[it's a very simple weapon, so specialized machinery isn't completely necessary.]

[Pevisopolis]

The Communal Milita of Pevisopolis would like to purchase 100 T-100 MBTs. The Funds will be wired immediately after confirmation of order.

Total price: $318,000,000

Order approved, expect arrival within 6 months. We will throw in 20 N-9 SMG's as a technology example so you may manufacture them in your country[it's a very simple weapon, so specialized machinery isn't completely necessary.]

((OOC - Is it anything like the Sten Gun, in terms of manufacturing ability? I've heard the Sten Gun was sometimes made of scrap medal for about $2))

[Chernobyl-Pripyat]

[ooc: not exactly, our mil-spec ones are comparable to an uzi, but they're capable of being made as a sten if necessary]

[Pevisopolis]

((OOC - I was checking on that; I think the general style of Pevisopolis' military is innumerable, effective yet very cheap arms. I think the N-9 fits in perfectly with that, although I suppose cheaper, "Sten" versions could be manufactured by the civilian Homeland Defense Force))

Today, the Communal Militia will purchase:

Kora-7A/E Body Armor * 255,000

[Grittonia]

The Grittonian goverment wishes to buy 100,000 Kora-7A/E's for a total of $300,000,000.

[Chernobyl-Pripyat]

To: Pevsopolis

The total cost will be 76,500,000 for the vests, in standard with the standard Olive/Khaki-Drab cover. For a 5% charge, we are able to produce them in a camouflage pattern as listed, or for an 8% charge a custom pattern


To: Grittonia

Order confirmed, expect shipment to arrive within a month.

[Johnified States]

We require 1,200,000 Niktovski-9 sub machine guns, as well as 1,200,000 sets of 6B30 Body Armor[MOLLE]. Funds to be wired upon confirmation.

[Chernobyl-Pripyat]

We require 1,200,000 Niktovski-9 sub machine guns, as well as 1,200,000 sets of 6B30 Body Armor[MOLLE]. Funds to be wired upon confirmation.

order confirmed, expect shipment within 3 months

[Pevisopolis]

The total cost will be 76,500,000 for the vests, in standard with the standard Olive/Khaki-Drab cover. For a 5% charge, we are able to produce them in a camouflage pattern as listed, or for an 8% charge a custom pattern

We will take a solid color; the intent is for them to be worn underneath the Communal Milita Uniforms