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A selective fire bullpup weapon. A modern variant of the AUR A1. The railing on the top and the magazine docking system have been adapted to work with standard western accessories. Uses 5.56x45mm rounds. -
A selective fire bullpup weapon. The compact design and the short barrel make the weapon suitable for CQB. It's fed by a dedicated magazine. Uses 5.56x45mm rounds. -
Face shield with double polycarbonate glass that can be attached to the Assault Helmet. -
An emergency flare. Burns with red light, bright enough to light the surroundings at night. Can also be used to light fires or for communication. -
A self-contained, disposable light-source. Once activated, it cannot be turned off. Useful for location marking in the dark. -
An alkaline 9V battery. Used for powering various small appliances like flashlights and radio transceivers. -
A roll of barbed wire. Can be used for various trap crafting, you can even use it to tie somebody down. Not that you'd want to! -
A large military tent. It can house a small unit, along with its equipment. -
A simple plastic lighter, filled with pressurized gas. Unsurprisingly, it can be used to light stuff on fire. -
A metal storage box. Originally designed for holding ammunition, but can store other things too. -
Pouches attachable to plate carrier vest. Further increase its carrying capacity. -
A sophisticated device that can receive a signal from the global positioning system, triangulate user's position, and calculate their altitude. Requires a battery to operate. -
A classic compass. Helps with orientation, provided you know how to use it properly. -
A can of bacon. Smoke flavor added! Fully cooked! Delicious! Unopened, it lasts over 10 years. -
A reusable plastic bottle used by military and campers. Can be filled with various liquids. -
Medium range, two-way personal radio with a frequency switch. Requires a battery to operate. -
A R-105 portable base radio station operating on wide set of frequencies on long ranges. Can also be hooked to a vehicle battery. -
A megaphone used to make announcements or indiscreetly communicate over large distances. Requires a battery to operate. -
Anti-personnel mine. Provides a nasty surprise for anybody unlucky enough to step on it. -
Detachable box magazine for Vaiga shotgun. Holds up to 5 shells. -
Detachable box magazine for Vaiga shotgun. Holds up to 8 shells. -
Detachable drum magazine for Vaiga shotgun. Holds up to 20 shells. -
Detachable magazine for the DMR rifle. Holds up to 10 rounds of .308 WIN. -
Detachable magazine for the DMR rifle. Holds up to 20 rounds of .308 WIN. -
Detachable magazine for the VS-89 rifle. Holds up to 10 rounds of 7.62x54mmR. -
Detachable 30-round magazine that holds 9x39mm bullets. Compatible with other guns that shoot the same ammo. -
An unusual detachable helical magazine. Holds up to 64 rounds of .380 ACP ammunition. -
Detachable box magazine for the KA-101 assault rifle. Holds up to 30 rounds of 5.56x45mm. -
Detachable box magazine for AUR assault rifles. Holds up to 30 rounds of 5.56x45mm. -
Detachable box magazine for the KA-74 assault rifle. Holds up to 30 rounds of 5.45x39mm. -
Detachable box magazine for KA-74 assault rifles. Holds up to 45 rounds of 5.45x39mm. -
Detachable box magazine for VSD marksmen rifle. Holds up to 10 rounds of 7.62x54mmR. -
Detachable box magazine for the LAR battle rifle. Holds up to 20 rounds of .308 WIN. -
Detachable box magazine for USG-45 submachine gun. Holds up to 25 rounds of .45 ACP. -
Detachable 10-round magazine that holds 9x39mm bullets. Compatible with other guns that shoot the same ammo. -
Detachable 20-round magazine that holds 9x39mm bullets. Compatible with other guns that shoot the same ammo.
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