Viet Nam has launched the production of OSV-96 sniper rifle

The licensed production of the Russian OSB-111 “Vzlomchik” large-caliber sniper rifle has been launched at the Z96 arms factory of the Vietnamese Ministry of Defense in Thanh Hoa, reports bmpd.

OSV-96 large-caliber sniper rifle caliber 12,7 mm was developed in the middle of 1990x in Tula, in the Instrument Engineering Bureau (KBP), originally known as B-94. First introduced in 1994. After a slight modernization, it entered service under the designation OCB-96. Currently, the rifle is offered to all interested domestic and foreign buyers.

In 2014, the company also launched a modern production line for the production of Israeli automatic rifles Galil ACE 31 (a shortened model) and Galil ACE 32 under a license from the Israeli private company Israel Weapon Industries (IWI). It is reported that both samples are manufactured under the Russian (Soviet) cartridge 7,62x39 mm. Rifles are designed to replace Kalashnikov assault rifles of the same caliber in the Vietnamese army.

Comments

[CAT BAIYUN]

I wonder .. why did Galil conquer the Vietnamese?

[bubalik]

Foreign Ministry of Vietnam decided not to conclude a contract for the creation of the production of Kalashnikov assault rifles "hundredth series" on its territory. The reason for the refusal was the high cost of the Russian proposal.

The Rosoboronexport state corporation estimated the creation of machine-gun production in Vietnam at 250 million dollars. However, Hanoi chose to sign a contract with Israel for the creation of the production of automatic machines of the Galil ACE series. Israeli offer valued at 170 million dollars

,,, greed fraer ruined ,,,

[Shurik70]

In fact, Israeli technology should also be on par. No matter how constantly fighting country. And given the poverty of Vietnam, only those who are completely unsuitable will abandon the old Kalash. So Vietnam does not refuse from Kalash, only the written-off replaces. It is not by chance that Galil is made under the same cartridge. So it is not surprising.
But that's why the OSV-96 is such a miniature muzzle brake, really interesting. There is bestowal - God forbid.

[CAT BAIYUN]

But why on OSV-96 such a miniature muzzle brake

It was lengthened in comparison with B94.
... and even with one muzzle brake you can’t pay back. Will "kick" on anyone.

[CAT BAIYUN]

,,, greed fraer ruined ,,,

I don’t know who was ruined by greed ....
Perhaps someone will reproach me with anti-Semitism, but ... well, I do not believe God's chosen people.
This contract is unknown how, but the Vietnamese will still crawl out sideways.
As far as I understand, the development of the Israeli military-industrial complex is subsidized by the United States. And the stripes are already starting to get nervous due to the fact that having funded the Israeli defense industry, they are starting to lose markets for their own weapons.
But, taking into account third-party investments, I think you can afford to lower prices below the plinth. At least in order to move competitors.
Perhaps I'm mistaken in the details, but ... Well, I do not believe God's chosen .....

[Andrey Yuryevich]

Quote: KOT BYUN

In 2014, the enterprise also launched a modern production line for the production of Israeli automatic rifles Galil ACE 31 (shortened model) and Galil ACE 32 under the license of the Israeli private company Israel Weapon Industries (IWI). It is reported that both samples are manufactured under the Russian (Soviet) cartridge 7,62x39 mm. Rifles are designed to replace Kalashnikovs of the same caliber in the Vietnamese army

only design ... the cartridge is still ours.

[Wolka]

cartridge 7,62x39 is not Russian 7,62x54R, tolerant ...

[Maz]

Well done Israelis, there are so many options, an elongated line of sight (on the box), a slide delay, a left right shutter and a fuse, a left-handed right-hander, a barrel to choose from, a retractable stock, a picatini, an adapter for shops. Viennese is a good choice for the jungle. The same Hackler And Koch 417 in the budget version of the Kalash, if the quality is not worse with reliability, then a good choice. I would buy. The question is, what is the trunk, where are the blanks for trunks and mechanisms, the quality of steel, and processing? How many shots before the weapon is completely sedimented?

[CAT BAIYUN]

The same Hackler And Koch 417 in the budget version of Kalash

You are somewhat mistaken. HK anyway, but structurally a clone from AR-ki ... Yes, better, yes "dopilenny", but with Kalashnikov there is very little in common.

[vkl.47]

Galil is Kalash. More ergonomic

[Incvizitor]

In the picture, the compensator is something small, is it really extinguishing the same return as the big old ones?

[_Jack_]

even Vietnam changes the Kalash, but everything is the same with us, it seems, they’re changing, only, in fact, the same Kalash

[Cxnumx]

Quote: _Jack_

even Vietnam changes the Kalash, but everything is the same with us, it seems, they’re changing, only, in fact, the same Kalash

but in Afghanistan they’re doing the opposite.

[Andrey Yuryevich]

Quote: K0

but in Afghanistan they’re doing the opposite.

what?

[Andrey Skokovsky]

better than Kalash can only be Kalash
By the way, it’s kind of like Kalash, too, Kalash,
but only modified by cunning Jews so that you can sell as your own

[Hagalaz]

And why does Kalash not suit you? Vietnam is Vietnam, it has its own characteristics, its own considerations. And why do you think that they did the right thing and did not make a mistake?

[_Jack_]

Kalash has one problem - accuracy, but it cannot be solved within the framework of this design

[mihey]

And why is Kalash accuracy bad for you? It’s just that you don’t have to put the whole horn at once - 2-4 at a time, they fit well in a line - and you will be happy.

[_Jack_]

that “Kalash accuracy is bad” is not a secret for anyone, “2-4 at a time is good”, but more modern samples have noticeable “good”

[marlin1203]

Need accuracy - take sks. Tom is also 100 years old.

[mihey]

Well, in the mud, these "samples" do not buy. For the possible tasks to be solved in the tropics (and in the desert and in the far north), it is not yet more reliable. I'm not talking about the guys from the MTR. Kalash (in almost all versions) is a machine for the mass consumer, simple and reliable.

[Alex777]

Yes, a long time figured out the accuracy of Kalash. Under a normally made NATO cartridge, Kalash shoots no worse than the M-16. It's all about the quality of our cartridges.

[gorez.69]

Quote: _Jack_

Kalash has one problem - accuracy, but it cannot be solved within the framework of this design

fairy tales about a white bull, accuracy and accuracy of the AK is not worse than that of the same Arch, the problem with the cartridge, or rather cocoa powder

[san4es]

licensed production of the Russian large-caliber sniper rifle OSV-96 "Burglar" has begun in Thanh Hoa

[Strashila]

It will be difficult for them, although they are guys and hardy ... they will choose not only by sight, but also by the weight of the shooter ... there was a documentary about this rifle and the shooting of a woman from her ... and how her recoil shifted back ... is that after each shot it’s necessary to crawl out to the original one or immediately change the firing position.

[Alex777]

They will carry them in two, shoot in turn, but they will not give up an inch of land.

[Russia]

The right way go comrades.

[leonardo_1971]

I shot from OSV-96, there is practically no recoil in the shoulder. It’s true that when you shoot, you bounce a little along with the rifle to the top. And you don’t have to shoot without headphones. And the dust cloud is around you.

[APASUS]

Knowing what kind of "well-fed" warriors in Vietnam like I have doubts. Breaks the return on OSV-96 or you need to fatten as pilots for the Air Force

[Sasha75]

The production of AK in Israel, and this AK for 100 percent is the same as in the USSR with the same machines for the production of trunks, only more dirt and men collect machines instead of women, we see a dock movie on the production of weapons in Israel there the whole line is shown even tables for assembly as in our factories. It is immediately evident that workers and engineers from the USSR had a hand in hand.