Armored cars

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One of the characteristic features of combat operations in local wars and armed conflicts is an active armed confrontation on communications. In order to reliably ensure safe passage of columns along the movement routes, a large and complex organizational set-up (cover of columns with combat vehicles, helicopter gunships and artillery fire, protection of “narrow” routes, etc.) and technical measures (increasing firepower and security combat vehicles, the improvement of intelligence, especially engineering, etc.). One of them is to increase the individual protection of vehicles from the fire impact of the enemy.

During the first Chechen campaign (1994-1996), a number of Ural-4320 vehicles with local armor protection appeared in the military units of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. Despite certain imperfections of the design and construction, their practical application received a positive assessment.

Army (AF of the Russian Federation) "Ural 4320" with local armor protection, Chechnya, Khankala, September 2002


The experience gained was also taken into account during the second Chechen campaign, that is, the counter-terrorist operation in the North Caucasus region, which lasted from August 1999 to the present. Armored "Urals" in fairly large numbers appeared in the troops of the Ministry of Defense and military units and bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, members of the United group of troops (forces).

In the grouping of the Armed Forces, they entered into service both military units and commandant companies of military commanders of the regions.
Reservations for these cars were made on a single model and, as a rule, include:
- complete closure on three sides (front and sides) of the front of the car with the engine and other units in it;
- complete closure of the driver's cabin with armor plates, and instead of ordinary glasses, bulletproof glass blocks are installed in the corresponding armor plates (but noticeably smaller than conventional glazing);
- covering the fuel tank and some transmission units with armor plates;
- installation on the cargo platform (in the back) of a “box” open from above, assembled from steel armor plates. To enter and exit this "armored box" there is a double-leaf door closed from the inside in the aft.



Army (AF of the Russian Federation) "Ural 4320" with local armor protection, view from the left side and behind, Chechnya, Khankala, September 2002


For firing from small weapons in the sides and stern sheet there are loopholes, the design is the same as on the BTR - 60PB. If necessary, the fire on the upper floors of buildings or mountain slopes can be conducted over the sides.

The height of the walls of this armored box equals approximately the size of the average person. The personnel is placed along the walls on the usual folding benches. Moreover, in order to protect from the weather, such machines are often staffed with tents covering the upper armor with special cutouts for loopholes (there are also necessary arcs). The thickness and quality of the armor plates is such that, according to the testimony of the military personnel who performed tasks on such vehicles, it fully provides protection against small arms fire and mines fragments.

But given that the enemy has recently very often used such powerful ammunition such as 152-mm and 122-mm artillery shells, or 120-mm mines, installed on the side of the roadbed as land mines , there was an urgent need to increase the thickness of armor and the overall security of these trucks.

And in general, according to the author and the estimates he heard from many military personnel, during the seven (!) Years of hostilities in the North Caucasus region, it was long ago possible and necessary to qualitatively improve the reservation scheme and increase its impenetrability (the author means that the strength of armor can be increased not only due to the thickening of steel armor plates). But, apparently, as always there is no financial means for it, but as for the price of soldiers' lives ... At what times were they valued above all in Russia?


Army armored "Ural" one of the commandant's mouth with mounted on it by skilled craftsmen 12,7-mm machine gun NSV. Very competent and convenient, the author himself tried. Such “improvements” on army vehicles were not uncommon, October 2002, Chechnya


Another version of the armored “Ural” of one of the intelligence units of the Interior Ministry troops, November 2002, Chechnya


Armored “Ural” of military units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation (with barbet on the roof and three doors), June 2000, Khankala, Chechnya

These armored cars are rarely used for their intended purpose - for the transport of material resources. In the overwhelming majority of cases, these vehicles are used for transporting personnel (especially in commandant companies of military commandant's offices) to the place of performance of service and combat tasks or for transporting rifle units of direct escort of convoy. In these cases, their close interaction with machines armed with ZU-23-2 is organized.
But the most interesting, from a technical point of view, samples of armored machines were created for military units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and units of the Interior Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. Apparently, their specialists thoroughly studied the experience of using such vehicles in the Armed Forces and made the appropriate conclusions. Therefore, they are made more thoughtful and of good quality.

The peculiarity is that these vehicles were originally created just as a protected transport for the transport of personnel of the units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (including - MVD troops) in the areas of special operations.

The front part of the cars with the driver's cab is assembled immediately with built-in and mounted armor protection, large enough for a better view, double-glazed windows of the armored glass.


Armored "Ural" one of the intelligence units of the Interior Ministry of Russia. Cab antennas and body arcs belong to a removable EW system, Chechnya, November 2002.


On the roof of the driver's armored cab over the place of the commander of the car there is also the top hatch. It is convenient for observation and, if necessary, for firing. In the event of certain adverse circumstances, which is quite possible during the performance of service and combat missions, it is possible to leave the car through it.

On the cargo platform (in the back) mounted armored. In its sides and stern sheet there are loopholes opening from the inside. Above each of them there is a sufficiently large glass pane of bullet-proof glass, which provides the best conditions for observing and adjusting the fire.
The thickness of the armor of the armored boxes of these machines (MVD) is almost three times the thickness of the armor plates of the army "Urals" with local protection.
It should be noted that on many armored machines a special EW equipment is installed, reliably suppressing the radio channels of the control of radio-controlled land mines.

During his business trips to the Chechen Republic, the author saw two types of armored vehicles used in military units of the MVD and military units (bodies) of the RF Ministry of the Interior. The differences, in general, are not fundamental. Some of them have two broad round barbets on the roof of the armored box, for firing in the upper hemisphere and over the sides, as well as three doors - in the rear stern and in the front of each side. Others have a much better protected front end with an engine, as well as a driver's cabin, even in bulletproof glasses of which there are closing small loopholes for firing the vehicle commander from personal weapons. On this type of vehicles there are two single-door doors, on the board, but only in the stern sheet, packages with bulletproof glass are mounted from the outer part of the boards, loopholes in the boards are round.

The armored "Urals" of military units and subunits of the Armed Forces (Russian Army) are operated, as a rule, without awnings and have a monotone, dark green color burned out in the sun. Often, skilled contract soldiers from the commandant's companies of military commanders of the districts set machine-guns on the front of their armored boxes (12,7-mm large-caliber machine guns NSV "Cliff" on the machine or 7,62-mm PCM).
The armored "Urals" of the military units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation (with round barbetas on the roof of the armor case) are painted in the usual, also burnt out in the sun, dark green color. But most often both these vehicles and the armored “Trawls” of the units of the internal troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation are painted in a single dark yellow color.


Front view of the cockpit and the left-hand view of the armored box of the armored “Ural” of one of the reconnaissance units of the MVD of the RF, Chechnya, November 2002



Interior of the car of this car, November 2002, Chechnya


No special inscriptions and drawings, as a rule, on these machines of all law enforcement agencies are not available. The only exceptions are some army vehicles, on the doors of the cabins of which large white letters “K” of arbitrary size can be inscribed in the white circle or without it, which is also indicated by their belonging to the commandant companies of military commandant's offices.

The results of the use of these machines in the performance of combat and special tasks in the first and second Chechen campaigns, in general, turned out to be positive.

Especially widely used armored cars are found in the course of performance of service and combat tasks by military units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation (OMONS, SOBRY, etc.) and some units of the Interior Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. As a rule, with one goal - the safe transportation of personnel to the place of the tasks and back.

Almost created a situation in which these vehicles actually perform the functions of armored personnel carriers (BTR). But they are much cheaper to manufacture and operate, although they provide adequate protection for personnel and their timely delivery to the area of ​​special operations in difficult road conditions. Moreover, due to the large volume of the armored box, under normal conditions it is possible to transport (if necessary) a relatively large number of personnel and necessary military equipment, as well as to transport prisoners captured during the operation. You cannot do this in super-cramped internal volumes of army, combined-arms BMP and BTR.



Re-equipped with steel sheets, for greater security, "UAZ-469" of the Chita OMON, September 2002, Chechnya


This fact is a consequence of the fact that for the fulfillment of specific tasks in the conditions of an internal armed conflict, the military units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation did not have enough secure and mobile, universal and simple (inexpensive) machines for police tasks. Armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles with their high firepower, security and mobility are, of course, good, and in some circumstances (under some! - Auth.) They are simply irreplaceable, as well as Tanks. But to perform most military-combat missions against gangs and sabotage (terrorist) groups, a simpler, inexpensive, and universal (multi-purpose) police car (transporter) is still needed. That is why the specialists of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation developed armored modifications of the Urals with the main goal - to provide secure transportation of personnel. And, as combat experience has shown, they have largely succeeded.

At the same time, in the grouping of troops of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, armored machines as an armored personnel carrier were used only by commandant companies of military commandant's offices. This was due to the insufficient number of BTR-80 (70) in them and the need to frequently perform special tasks that are very similar to the tasks of the MVD units.

Inspection of detainees by riot police in Chechnya. The picture shows that the sides of the body of a regular truck are covered with log screens from the inside.


Armored vehicles with riot police on special operations, July 2001, Chechnya


In the military units and combat units of the Ground Forces, Airborne Forces and Marines, all personnel are provided with regular BTR, BMP or MT-LB. Therefore, the main problem for the Armed Forces is the creation of an armored truck, for transporting at least the most important and dangerous goods (for example, ammunition). Therefore, you can not have a "heavy" armor. Here we must look for ways to create a sufficiently “light” armor from light alloys and composite materials, or combinations thereof. This should not be expensive, since there should be quite a lot of trucks with such mounted local armor protection. A separate long-standing problem is the creation of a protected vehicle for transportation of fuels and lubricants (“packers”). However, from the experience of the hostilities in Afghanistan and Chechnya, it seems that this acute problem is not being solved at all. And if some experimental development can be available, then there is nothing in the troops.

At present, we have to admit that in the near future, due to the incomprehensibly prolonged "difficult" economic situation in the country, the solution of these problems cannot be expected.

The trail of a gangster bullet that did not pierce the side window of the cab of an armored car of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation (version with barbets on the roof and three doors), September 2002, Chechnya



An example of the refinement of the "UAZ-469" employees of one of the riot police. The front doors were removed, the tailgate was lowered and secured, the upper part of the cargo compartment was covered with steel sheets, July 2001 g., Khankala, Chechnya


As a result of this and other reasons, the command of military units and divisions of all power ministries that were part of the United Group of Forces (forces) in the North Caucasus region of the Russian Federation, from the very beginning of hostilities, measures were taken to increase the security of personnel and cargo transported by road. . The cabs and bodies of cars and trucks were covered with self-made metal shields, screens made of wooden beams, sleepers and logs. Options for retrofitting, depending on the capabilities and skills, there were so many. Some got it pretty neat, others pretty rude. The experience of performing combat and special missions by units and military formations of all ministries convincingly showed that these measures did indeed increase the security of personnel and cargo from the impact of enemy firearms and shrapnel bombs installed near the road.

It should be noted that this kind of "refinement" was very widespread. Moreover, the command of the OGV (s) even demanded from subordinate commanders to take the maximum possible measures to increase the security of vehicles by any means, the special models were shown to officers at special classes. The photographs presented by the author show several samples of such a self-made enhancement of protection and protective painting of cars. And this is not all options.

The body of the "Ural-4320", covered in front and sides of the steel sheets. The low height of the side cover in the rear part of the body is due to the fact that it was planned to install the charger-23-2 on this car. Commandant's company of the military commandant's office of the Kurchaloi district, July 2001, Chechnya



Example of “not quite neat” reinforcement of car body protection, July 2001, Khankala, Chechnya


One of the color options for trucks of airborne units, November 2002, Chechnya


Trophy (captured from one of the gangs) and used for the purpose of the UAZ of one of the riot police, June 2000, Khankala, Chechnya


KraZ tank truck with tank protection, Chechnya, February 2003


Fighters of the 45-GO airborne regiment on the march in the back of the Urals with log board protection, Chechnya, February 2003
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  1. +5
    April 26 2013 07: 46
    Of course, self-made armored cars and protection from logs are good, but it would be better if they were Syrian cars, some kind of development in this direction is being conducted now and I hope they will be successful!
    1. +3
      April 26 2013 08: 17
      Quote: Prapor Afonya
      Of course, self-made armor plates and protection from logs is good

      well, all these "modifications" and "alterations" were made not from a good life request
    2. vadimus
      +8
      April 26 2013 08: 31
      You can no longer shove the gene pool under bullets .. There should be enough armored vehicles in the army! ....
    3. -4
      April 26 2013 12: 48
      Quote: Prapor Afonya
      syrian cars

      Syrian from the word Syria?
    4. bask
      +1
      April 26 2013 17: 24
      Quote: Prapor Afonya
      some developments in this direction are coming and I hope they will be successful!

      Armored Ural 4320 for the Indian army .. BAE Systems Land Systems South Africa presented its MRAP, built on the chassis of the Russian Ural 4320. Diesel YaMZ-236NE2 with a capacity of 230 horsepower, with a 5-speed manual gearbox YaMZ-236U. According to the manufacturer's statement, it can withstand underrvv-21 kg of high-pressure fuel under the wheel and 14 kg of high-pressure fuel under the body of the machine. The use of the Russian chassis allowed the developers to reduce the cost of the car to $ 350. MRAP, armored car, with wheel arrangement 000/4, 4/6 /.
      1. +1
        April 26 2013 23: 43
        The respected dask type of armored vehicles in question is (rather tentatively) an intermediate link between the armored personnel carrier and the MRAP, both functionally and in price.
      2. 0
        April 27 2013 18: 42
        Only in contrast to our developments, there are no garden benches in the cabin.

      3. 0
        April 27 2013 18: 49
        Only in contrast to our developments, there are no garden benches in the cabin.

        [img] [IMG] http://i.imgur.com/csRe90a.jpg?1 [/ img] [/ img]
      4. 0
        April 27 2013 19: 02
        An armored vehicle based on the Ural 4320 is called "RG Protector" (Casspir mk6).
        Only unlike our developments and homemade products,
        he doesn’t have garden benches in his compartment for fighters.

        Armored Ural 4320 from BAE Systems, inside view

  2. Explore
    +6
    April 26 2013 08: 08
    It’s good that there are positive steps. BBM Tiger (SPM-1, SPM-2) and in the future Medved (SPM-3) are now supplied to the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In the Moscow Region Tigers, Lynxes, and in the future, Wolves, Scorpions and the Typhoon lineup - Kamaz Triumph and Ural Typhoon.
    Waiting for ...
    1. 0
      9 May 2013 14: 55
      where have you heard about kamaz-triumph ???
  3. +5
    April 26 2013 08: 33
    The guys are great, but all this only shows the level of combat readiness of our army for armed conflicts. In South Africa, for example, on the basis of our "Urals" make "Buffalo". Great car. And we book cars with logs ...
    1. +1
      11 May 2013 14: 50
      the yarovets have good cars.
  4. avt
    +3
    April 26 2013 09: 50
    Yes .... request What is called a fiction inventive cunning. request But at the exhibitions .... well, in general, not the 37th year request thanks to the market and liberalism.
  5. +2
    April 26 2013 10: 02
    Your mother eight times, Vova! in the courtyard of the 21st century, the superpower that launched man into space, the first reached the Moon, Venus, Mars. possessing huge resources, and we have trucks with homemade b..d protection from ..ovna and sticks !!!! like some shit .. pops from Congo and Angola. what is the next step in your stability? like Syrian fighters, we’ll put homemade rockets on pickups and buy weapons from a potential enemy only to participate in the parade, and let the entire budget of the country feed black nits, the Olympics, and friends of the oligarchs! yes you be damned! In the USSR, every 5 years, new weapons were built and launched into a series, you haven’t done anything like that in 12 years! ruined the country, people, industry!
  6. warm
    +6
    April 26 2013 11: 20
    The trail of a gangster bullet that did not pierce the side window of the cab of an armored car of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation (version with barbets on the roof and three doors), September 2002, Chechnya

    this is a trace from a gangster stone, but not from a bullet;)
    from a bullet looks like this:
    1. malkor
      0
      April 28 2013 21: 44
      There are possible options: the caliber of the bullet, the firing range and the type of armor glass, here is laminated, and there probably was a monolith or something like that
  7. +6
    April 26 2013 12: 11
    feel the difference
    1. +4
      April 26 2013 16: 44
      Quote: SITH
      feel the difference

      I agree with you - the typhoon should be put into the army as soon as possible - a great car. But at the typhoon based on URAL (in your photo) for some reason I did not open the car’s most vulnerable point - gas tanks, so it’s better to put it on the KAMAZ base, or remove the tanks in the Urals. By the way, here is a photo of Kamazovsky ... agree handsome, they promise even to push a remotely controlled turret with a machine gun on the roof good
      1. bask
        0
        April 26 2013 17: 36
        Quote: 11 black
        your photo) for some reason I don’t discover the most vulnerable point of the car - gas tanks, so it’s better to put on

        Their purchase for the RF Armed Forces and the MVD of the Ministry of Internal Affairs is not even planned for 13 years. And hundreds or thousands of units are needed. First of all, in the Caucasus. Only exploitation in combat conditions will reveal flaws, AND IT CAN BE ELIMINATED. The only price is $ 1000000, per unit, it is expensive. And the machine from Alisoncs ((US)), amers can block deliveries at any time.
        1. 0
          9 May 2013 14: 57
          FOR 13 years - an experimental batch of 30 troops has been registered
  8. Maximus
    +4
    April 26 2013 14: 14
    Yes! 21 century, and we, as in a war on a tractor, hang fake armor
  9. +5
    April 26 2013 15: 57
    Eh .. In my amateurish opinion, it’s time to rename the Russian army into “Estonian”. The Ministry of Internal Affairs, which, frankly speaking, “doesn’t freak out with fat”, being shoved into this conflict, immediately began to react (as far as possible) to changing circumstances by ordering new models of small arms and these semi-self-made armored cars. The army, on the signals received in Afghanistan, began to react to the 2 Chechen company ... In general, when even in the photo-video the army special forces look like a poor relative against the background of the specialists of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the FSB, for some reason there are no other thoughts .. .
  10. +2
    April 26 2013 16: 09
    Everything is as always, the solution has been tested, it remains to make a strong-willed decision to place the production in a small batch at the factory ... but as in the situation with carts (installed on ZSU 23-2 machines) there is no willful decision ... or decision-makers have their own will.
  11. +3
    April 26 2013 17: 09
    On the same "crocodile" as in the first photo, in August 2001, near Kurchaloi, my colleagues "flew into space" .... It's good that there was no roof on top ... The result of the "flight" is deplorable. But it could be worse if we were driving in the usual Urals. We need, like air, "Typhoons".
  12. MAG
    +4
    April 26 2013 17: 18
    We put mattresses with sand on the KamAZ trucks and 2mm sheets on top so that there was less dust when the blast was detonated and the sides were not covered by anything, they were closer to the exit
  13. +1
    April 26 2013 17: 41
    The life of a soldier should be put at the forefront. Enough to win on the principle of "Russia is big..itd", you can't skimp on security, but it is necessary, taking into account the experience of military operations, to design equipment worthy of a great power.
  14. +1
    April 26 2013 21: 16
    eh Pokemon, of course, an armored thing, but it was painfully cramped it was difficult to make an armored capsule along the entire length of the body ??? barely barely climbed into it in armor and with rdshkami, and there’s no need to talk about fast landing, in 2010 the fighters with PC armor-piercing pierced the Pokemon with 5 fighters inside.
    1. bask
      +2
      April 26 2013 23: 36
      Quote: Marssik
      eh Pokemon, of course, an armored thing, but it was painfully cramped it was difficult to make an armored capsule along the entire length of the body?

      Already made on the island of Sri Lanka, the Papuans from the group, the tigers of the liberation of Tamil Ilam, .. In the jungle, on the chassis of the same Urals 4320. You can even admire and learn from their engineering idea. And not any palms on the sides.
      1. -1
        April 27 2013 02: 08
        Dear bask, today you are clearly on fire. I tell you that judging by the wheel gearbox housings, this unit is equipped with "ZF" bridges, of which the native "Urals" were not and are unlikely to be. Hence the conclusion: we have a booked German, most likely MAN although it may be "measured" or DEUTZ.
  15. -1
    April 27 2013 00: 09
    I don’t understand our audience, you’re generally trying to put letters between photos into words. It’s about additional protection for a regular army car, and not about the need to replace it with MPIs from 350 to 000 for piece. MIRACLE WILL NOT! Finally, the question is raised about the additional protection of the fillers. And the article as a whole is plus, the photos are interesting.
    1. bask
      +2
      April 27 2013 00: 41
      Quote: Argon
      ET! Finally, the question is raised about the additional protection of the fillers

      Nalivniki cannot be protected by any additional protections. ,, Gentlemen of fortune ,, -, an assistant professor must be disguised. bully . That's all military cargo, including the bulk caps, MASK in 40-foot containers. Without this, the bulk caps will be the number 1 target in the convoy !!!
      Everything should be consistent.
      1. +1
        April 27 2013 01: 47
        As experience shows, the nalivnik goal number 2 is the first in terms of tactics and price point of view, there are escort armored vehicles. You can think of a nice bask, but: camouflage as a tent truck is much easier and cheaper, and secondly, protection of the 4th class for the tank can be carried out at the factory with an increase in the mass of the original product by 5-6% (tread inward, Kevlar layers interspersed with a heat insulator). I consider it unnecessary to explain the tactical benefits of these measures.
        1. +2
          April 27 2013 01: 54
          An attentive person will easily figure out such a disguised filler. At least along the ground circuit. It’s easier then to transport it in a rubber tank in an ordinary on-board. There is another plus, there is no air in it, which means there is no vapor.
          1. -1
            April 27 2013 02: 30
            The dispute is about increasing the survivability of the filler in the column, disguise as one of its elements, how do you imagine the protection of a soft tank protector? How much liquid will it squeeze out of it? How to unload such a "pillow" in a filled state. Or do you think someone Will you use a transport vehicle as a tanker? Are there any cool arguments about chains?
            1. +1
              April 27 2013 02: 47
              This is protected by booking the sides.
              The liquid is poured with equal success from the tank. With one nuance, there are fuel vapors in it. Also, the tank cannot be removed, neither full nor empty.
              Transport vehicles are already actively used by the fuel and lubricants service. Oils are by no means transported in bulk.
              1. +1
                April 27 2013 02: 58
                hi I will sell metal barrels from under compressor oil. The condition of the barrels is excellent, clean inside (the oil is completely drained). Great for storing and transporting fuel, fuels and lubricants, paints or any oils. In stock constantly.
  16. Mr. Truth
    0
    April 27 2013 00: 24
    A new platform is needed to replace the entire BAT fleet of the armed forces. This should not be only a project for the Ministry of Defense, you need to connect the FSB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Emergencies. A single platform for multi-purpose off-road vehicles and wheeled armored personnel carriers using its components and assemblies. Such work can be done in 5 years.
    1. +1
      April 27 2013 02: 57
      We are talking about three platforms, as far as I know.
  17. Mr. Truth
    0
    April 27 2013 04: 13
    Quote: Spade
    We are talking about three platforms, as far as I know.

    Yes, and they are all for the MO. Although an interagency project would cut costs.
  18. 0
    April 27 2013 18: 58
    Quote: bask
    Armored Ural 4320 for the Indian Army


    This is RG Protector
    Only unlike our developments and homemade products,
    he doesn’t have garden benches in his compartment for fighters.

    Inside view
    http://i.imgur.com/csRe90a.jpg?1

  19. 0
    April 29 2013 21: 09
    You need to do it urgently and a lot.
  20. stechkinmakarov
    0
    3 May 2013 00: 02
    Good machine!
    The performance characteristics of the SBA-60-K2 "Bulat"
    Crew + landing, people 2 + 8
    Gross weight, kg 15900
    Length mm 8025
    Width across the body, mm. 2500
    Height mm 2600
    Ground clearance, mm. 385
    Curb weight, kg 12800
    Engine: Diesel turbocharged power 240 (177) hp
    Fuel tank capacity, l 2x125
    Gearbox - Manual
    Wheel formula - 6x6
    Brakes - Pneumatic
    Tires - Pneumatic with adjustable air pressure
    Maximum speed, km / h Xnumx
    External overall turning radius, m, no more. 10,5
    The basic level of bulletproof protection according to GOST R 50693-96:
    - perimeter - 6th grade
    - roof and bottom - 5th grade
    - engine compartment - 5th grade
  21. stechkinmakarov
    0
    3 May 2013 00: 11
    Armored Urals of the 58th Army. South Ossetia 2008
    1. +1
      11 May 2013 14: 51
      it seems the wheel has come off
      1. 0
        23 May 2013 08: 09
        The hub is intact, so it didn’t tear off, judging by the damage to the bumper, it drove somewhere and, possibly, broke through the tire.
  22. n-kama
    0
    22 November 2013 18: 48
    straight Mad Max some
  23. 0
    31 March 2018 06: 32
    At one time, he was practicing in one of the workshops of OAO Izhstal, Izhevsk. So just at that time two Urals and two UAZ were driven. Izhevsk OMON ordered these devices before the next business trip to the Caucasus. For two weeks, all four cars left the factory gates. Unfortunately, there are no photos of these machines and their further fate is not known, but I can say with all responsibility that the factory workers reacted very responsibly to the order. And everything was done from sheets of bronchial, and not boiler iron!

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