Belarus will produce its own small arms

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Belarus is working on the organization of its own production of small weapons. This was announced by the chairman of the state military industrial complex of the republic Roman Golovchenko, Belarusian media reported.

Belarus will produce its own small arms

pistol PV-17 caliber 9 × 19




According to Golovko, the task of developing domestic weapons for the Belarusian military-industrial complex has been set by President of the Republic Alexander Lukashenko. Currently, work in this direction is carried out quite actively. He explained that weapons are already being assembled in Belarus, but only from imported components. Also, an enterprise is currently being erected, in which the production of ammunition will be mastered first, and then the manufacture of its own small arms will be organized.


PSN-V pistol


Golovko noted that in Belarus there are gifted designers who are already engaged in the creation of domestic models of small arms. At the same time, he stressed that they face the task of creating such a weapon that could withstand competition in the world market.

Meanwhile, according to the publication on the website "Warspot", in January of this year, Belarusian gunsmiths already showed gun PV-17 caliber 9 × 19 mm own production. In addition, in May 2017, at the MILEX-2017 exhibition, the company Belspetsvneshtekhnika - New Technologies presented new pistol PSN-V.
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  1. -1
    15 November 2018 12: 53
    What for? Belarus still will not be able to become a fully self-sufficient country.
    It would not be desirable. Even the United States purchases part of the consumed product abroad.
    1. +1
      15 November 2018 13: 00
      From an economic point of view, the project will be clearly unprofitable, as there will be few buyers, given that this market is highly competitive now. Now, if we were talking about high-tech weapons, at low prices, then yes, there is potential ..
      1. +1
        15 November 2018 13: 08
        They did not indicate under whose cartridge this idea. smile Usually a cartridge, then a product. From Makara?
        1. +8
          15 November 2018 13: 12
          9 * 19 - Parabellum
          1. +2
            15 November 2018 13: 14
            Thanks for clarifying hi
            1. +3
              15 November 2018 13: 16
              So, in the article there was, and about the desire to establish production on its territory. anyway- hi
              1. +2
                15 November 2018 13: 18
                Somehow it didn’t reach me that the cartridge would be released for it. smile
                1. +3
                  15 November 2018 13: 20
                  like you, quite rightly. noticed - at first the cartridge, otherwise why take it ...
                  1. 0
                    15 November 2018 14: 13
                    Quote: novel xnumx
                    first a cartridge, otherwise why take it ...

                    They do this all over the world, they first develop a cartridge and then create a weapon under it and not vice versa. This is an axiom.
                    1. +1
                      15 November 2018 22: 58
                      9 * 19 Parabelum is the most common pistol cartridge in the world for many years.
          2. +8
            15 November 2018 13: 20
            Not the fact that 9 * 19 Parabelum. Although it would be beneficial for unification with PV-17.
            That's what ammunition cartridge they will release themselves, under this they will do it.
            At the expense of "unprofitableness" and "Belarus will never be self-sufficient" - it will be self-sufficient in what it can. At the expense of unprofitableness - any army and law enforcement agencies consume the budget. And the funds are returned - by government orders and economic stability
        2. +3
          15 November 2018 18: 05
          Quote: Rusland
          They did not indicate under whose cartridge this idea. smile Usually a cartridge, then a product. From Makara?

          Native cartridges need to know: PM - 9x18 drinks
          1. +3
            15 November 2018 18: 21
            I agree, I remember the machine gun, but this one was forgotten. drinks
      2. +3
        15 November 2018 17: 23
        Quote: Svarog
        From an economic point of view, the project will be clearly unprofitable, as there will be few buyers, given that this market is highly competitive now. Now, if we were talking about high-tech weapons, at low prices, then yes, there is potential ..

        And why do you consider the arming of your country (at least with small arms) unprofitable? In fact, all expenditures on their defense are not considered profitable anywhere. hi
        1. 0
          15 November 2018 22: 59
          because the cost is highly dependent on the volume of output.
    2. +1
      15 November 2018 13: 33
      VP-17 is very reminiscent of the early PL-14
    3. 0
      15 November 2018 13: 37
      Quote: Sergey39
      What for? Belarus still will not be able to become a fully self-sufficient country.
      It would not be desirable.

      Read carefully:
      President of the Republic Alexander Lukashenko sets the task of developing domestic weapons before the Belarusian military-industrial complex
      1. 0
        15 November 2018 13: 54
        I’ll clarify how Lukashenka wouldn’t like this.
        1. +1
          15 November 2018 14: 20
          Quote: Sergey39
          I’ll clarify how Lukashenka wouldn’t like this.

          Then these are questions to him. But, in general, I can clarify the situation a little. RB in previous years was one of the leading arms exporters, selling weapons left in warehouses and not only warehouses of BVI. But in recent years, the Soviet stock has already been noticeably depleted, and it is possible to sell less and less from it. Therefore, in all likelihood, attempts are being made to establish the production of at least some types of weapons that Belarusian industry can master in order to be present on the arms export market.
    4. +4
      15 November 2018 14: 11
      Quote: Sergey39
      Even the USA buys part of the consumed product abroad

      Russia also buys part of the consumed product abroad, does this mean that Russia, too, will not be able to become a fully self-sufficient country?
      1. +1
        16 November 2018 06: 40
        Does the leadership have such a goal?
  2. -5
    15 November 2018 12: 54
    Quote: Sergey39
    What for? Belarus still will not be able to become a fully self-sufficient country.


    Apparently the production of ax shovels and rakes is tired
    1. +10
      15 November 2018 13: 14
      Well?!. And "Polonez" and tractors? About toprs and rakes, no songs ... But for this pistol, the appearance is somehow not very good .. Is the bluing of a high quality?
      1. +1
        15 November 2018 15: 40
        Quote: 210ox
        Is bluing something good?

        This does not seem to be bluing (neither oxide nor chemical). Paint (unlikely) or plastic coating.
    2. +5
      15 November 2018 16: 23
      Apparently the production of ax shovels and rakes is tired
      So, by the way, tests of two Belarusian unmanned BelAZs and one unmanned excavator (whose ones were not named) will be tested at a coal mine in Russia .. Learn materiel, combat engineer ...
      1. +5
        15 November 2018 17: 50
        Otherwise, you can only blurt out without thinking .. In addition to Belazov and the MZKT, at least a dozen large manufacturers of fairly advanced equipment immediately come to mind. Belarusians were able to save and increase a lot. As a result, this is another topic.
      2. 0
        15 November 2018 23: 22
        Well Belaz and the Belorus tractor are their strong points ... They have been producing them all their lives, they are known all over the world. But does it make sense to start from scratch to compete in the small arms market?
  3. BAI
    +1
    15 November 2018 13: 06
    The fact that Belarus is going to make weapons is correct, each country should be self-sufficient in this matter if it wants to maintain independence.
    But the cable in the photo is ch.m.o.shny.
    1. +6
      15 November 2018 13: 19
      Quote: BAI
      But the cable in the photo is ch.m.o.shny.

      Write a detailed article about cables. This topic will be very interesting to VO readers. what
      1. BAI
        0
        15 November 2018 15: 48
        Why an article? And so it is clear that it was somehow necessary:
        1. 0
          16 November 2018 01: 06
          if you do with a bicycle, only the wheel will remain
  4. 0
    15 November 2018 13: 18
    If Belarusians follow the path of copying other people's products (with cosmetic changes), no one will buy them, since the global market for riflemen is littered with Brazilian, South African, Singaporean, Egyptian, Chinese and God knows what other cheap clones of American, Russian and European original models are.
  5. +4
    15 November 2018 13: 28
    Fuse on the cross bolt ... hmmm ... request
    1. +2
      15 November 2018 21: 50
      I think this is just a working sample. Such bolts simply can not be in the series. Yes, and in appearance it is visible.
    2. 0
      15 November 2018 22: 36
      Quote: Sea Cat
      Fuse on the cross bolt ... hmmm ... request

      Actually this is a screw.
  6. +2
    15 November 2018 13: 48
    To establish the production of small arms does not mean that a production culture and technical experience will immediately appear.
    Small arms are now produced in many countries, but not all are listed on the arms market.
  7. 0
    15 November 2018 13: 50
    Quote: Operator
    If Belarusians follow the path of copying other people's products (with cosmetic changes), no one will buy them, since the global market for riflemen is littered with Brazilian, South African, Singaporean, Egyptian, Chinese and God knows what other cheap clones of American, Russian and European original models are.

    And this is most likely
  8. +1
    15 November 2018 13: 54
    To the delight of the president.
  9. 0
    15 November 2018 14: 14
    They need pistols for horseradish, they have more than one war supply there, and they don’t fight with pistols. The gun for defense against gopnik. And for specialists it’s easier to buy, it will be cheaper. Why chase the big countries, the more this market is divided, the conditions there are different.
  10. +2
    15 November 2018 14: 39
    There are probably designers in the country who are talented, but there are big problems with designers. Finishing and design of products are absolutely none. Rather, those that resemble a harsh partisan life, similar to homemade products or working prototypes.
  11. 0
    15 November 2018 14: 42
    It’s cheaper to buy for the army. For the police, there are plenty of pasta in warehouses. But the production of cartridges is a necessary thing.
    1. +5
      15 November 2018 18: 15
      Quote: Boozer
      It’s cheaper to buy for the army. For the police, there are plenty of pasta in warehouses. But the production of cartridges is a necessary thing.

      In our sanctions world, nothing for the army / war can be bought on the side - only your own. Otherwise, you can get burned. But this is so, in general, with regard to our former BSSR, it is not worth it to be afraid of contracts with the Russian Federation.
  12. +1
    15 November 2018 14: 44
    Hm! And if they are planning a breakthrough? Then Old Man himself will build and equip the plant. Just be quiet.
  13. +2
    15 November 2018 14: 55
    do everything right! In the future, partisans will need to be able to provide themselves with weapons, and this is much easier if there is localized production
  14. +1
    15 November 2018 14: 59
    In vain they are, the rifle market is divided for a long time and tightly. It would be better to develop other areas. For example, a chassis for wheeled tanks or gun mounts. On the basis of MAZ .... Maybe there would be a chance. For myself, it also makes no sense. Maybe of course they will allow a civilian short-barrel ... But this is unlikely.
  15. +3
    15 November 2018 15: 09
    Each head of state wants to be a "exporting country" of weapons, as this is a mega-profitable business (if, of course, he can win his niche in this state mafia "world market" winked ) and the AHL, looking for sources of income for their country, is no exception. wink
    Moreover, the union-state affair with acceptable new Russian pistols has unjustifiably dragged on and the end-edge of this leapfrog is not visible, as well as satisfactory "proposals", so that the Belarusians have a good chance to please their army with an actual this, cash "steam" is mediocre not to go down the "whistle" and the pockets of the involved figures. winked
    So I understand that the Article also hints at own Belarusian production of "long-barreled" rifles and machine guns (Ukrainian neighbors, for example, went the simple way of assembling Israeli-American samples request very curious what the Belarusians will do?) ?!
    But if you take it seriously, you need to create small arms samples that are at least 1,5 times superior to the latest AK models and acceptable at the cost of production, put them on stream and arm your aircraft, and then, with good reason, offer to export. The task is quite intense, but promising, especially since there is complete stagnation in this niche of small arms, both in Russia and in the West and the Middle East. smile Whether the talents of the "Belarusian rifle school" of weapon design are enough for me is very interesting, because it is by no means "gods burn pots" - you need to tackle a technical problem and, with the right approach-concept, everything will definitely work out! Yes
    According to the model of the compact PSN-V last year, respected Mark Poddubny wrote on VO and the link is in this news, I expressed my thoughts there too, so I don’t want to repeat myself.
    It is clear that, with the establishment of serial production and comprehensive operational tests, the design and construction of these pistols (presented, so far, in the form of working "concept layouts") will be accordingly modified.
  16. +2
    15 November 2018 16: 36
    PV-17 looks surprisingly reminiscent of a Lebedev pistol.
  17. -2
    15 November 2018 18: 12
    Fake, my opinion. The main thing in this message is that "the president has set a task ..." Zmagars are being substituted.
    Зwith what? Belarus still can not
    1. -2
      15 November 2018 18: 15
      What for? Belarus still can not
      And this is very obvious.
      And they would have made Stechkin under the TT cartridge !!!
  18. +1
    15 November 2018 20: 12
    I have no doubt that Russia's neighbors have smart heads for creating their own models of both ammunition and small arms.
    I have no doubt that the economy of Belarus will draw its own samples of small arms in production in an amount that will allow the Republic of Belarus to be self-sufficient.
    What I’m absolutely sure that the modern system of capitalism will not leave attempts to put sticks in the wheels of the process of creating and adopting, and even more so mass production, of our own models of small arms in the Republic of Belarus.
  19. 0
    15 November 2018 22: 42
    Quote: av58
    PV-17 looks surprisingly reminiscent of a Lebedev pistol.


    I wouldn't say so. "Lebedev" is aesthetically pleasing and elegant, and this one is made as in vocational school with a chisel and a scraper. No design. Yes
  20. 0
    15 November 2018 23: 01
    I wonder what kind of second pimpochka, except for the fuse?
  21. 0
    16 November 2018 08: 49
    Quote: 210ox
    Well?!. And "Polonez" and tractors? About toprs and rakes, no songs ... But for this pistol, the appearance is somehow not very good .. Is the bluing of a high quality?

    Thought about the same ...
  22. 0
    16 November 2018 09: 04
    Ours seem to look cooler)) 9X19
  23. 0
    16 November 2018 09: 38
    If it’s no secret, what outstanding small arms were created by gifted Belarusian designers? Where does it come from and what armies are they armed with?
  24. 0
    16 November 2018 14: 35
    In the market of pistols there is no place to find. Oversaturated.

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