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Semi-automatic pistol, fed from a detachable magazine. This variant had been engraved by an unknown artist. Uses .45 ACP rounds. -
Simple breech loaded signal pistol. Launching flares at long distances, it can be a handy tool for communication, orientation, or just illumination. Uses flare cartridges. -
Semi-automatic pistol, fed from a detachable magazine. Made in tactical variant. Uses .45 ACP rounds. -
An old semi-automatic pistol. After many years it’s still pretty capable of delivering bullets on target. Fed from a detachable magazine. Uses 9x19mm rounds. -
Semi-automatic pistol, fed from a detachable magazine. Produced in large quantities. Uses standard .380 ACP rounds. -
Seven-shot tactical semi-automatic shotgun fed from an internal magazine. Handy in intense close-quarters engagements. Uses all types of 12ga shotgun shells. -
Selective-fire shotgun fed from a detachable magazine. Similar in design to the KA assault rifles, it can mount most compatible scopes. Uses both 12ga bucks and slugs. -
Face shield with double polycarbonate glass that can be attached to the Assault Helmet. -
Anti-personnel mine. Provides a nasty surprise for anybody unlucky enough to step on it. -
Three color camouflage military pants, they offer quick access to large cargo pockets. Also offer decent protection from the elements. -
Military patrol pants. Made from durable and flexible materials, its surface makes it useful against water exposure. -
Marine combat uniform pants. Not too different from other military uniforms, this model is made distinct by its multi-scale digi camo. -
Eastern navy combat uniform pants. They're a pretty practical piece of clothing due to their decent insulation and plethora of pockets. Among the camouflage clothing options, these stand out due to their distinct pattern. -
Battle Dress Uniform pants with classic camouflage pattern. It makes for a popular alternative to more expensive hunting gear. -
As part of 'Nuclear, Biological, Chemical' suit, pants are very important for successfully traversing contaminated areas. -
While providing protection to hands, tactical gloves were made to maintain dexterity as well. -
As part of 'Nuclear, Biological, Chemical' suit, gloves are very important for successfully traversing contaminated areas. -
Designed for military use, but quickly found their way to the civilian market. They offer decent protection from the elements. -
Combat helmet with shock absorption system. Used specifically to protect the head during combat situations. -
A widely used helmet designed to provide protection to pilots. Includes large visor. -
A convenient battery-powered LED lamp with a headstrap. Useful in the dark to keep hands free. -
A beret with an insignia stitched on one side. It doesn't offer much protection, nor does it provide much thermal comfort. -
An officer cap with a crown, a band, and a peak. Its original purpose is mostly for showing rank. -
Classic foldable side cap. Also used by various youth organizations. -
Used by tank crews. Bumpers provide head protection inside a jolting vehicle, but little else. -
Bulletproof helmet used by special forces in life threatening situations. Protects both head and face with the attached visor. -
Helmet used during combat situations. Provides head protection from impact, shock, and shrapnels. -
As part of 'Nuclear, Biological, Chemical' suit, the hood is very important for successfully traversing contaminated areas. -
Ballistic helmet with rails for accessories and NVG shroud. Specifically used to protect the head during combat situations. -
Warm apparel that conveniently covers both the face and the top of the head. It was made to protect the wearer from hazardous conditions as well as airborne particles and diseases.
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