RG-019 (РГ-019) Nail Gun SPECNAZ

Designed in 1974, RG-019 was basically a nail gun used to set brackets shown in the above image. It was designed primarily for the military divers. Its purpose was to attach heavy underwater explosive devices to concrete constructions, ship hulls, and other underwater hard surfaces. RG-019 was a part of a toolkit called “Vystrel” (Выстрел – shot) which in its turn was code-named RG-027. The RG-027 Vystrel toolkit consisted of the RG-019 nail gun, PS-1 cartridge and the brackets/anchors it was designed to set. The kit was adopted in 1981.

In the mid-’70s, Serdyukov’s team was designing another special firearm. This time the “customer” was the KGB. The gun was called PSZh and it was a part of a set called “Pyro-liquid System FIALKA” (фиалка – viola). It was designed to shoot a small jet of irritant liquid using a special cartridge. This gun was to be used as a non-lethal weapon with an effective range of 6 meters. It was used in KGB security operations during the 1980 Summer Olympics held in Moscow. The advantage of shooting a jet of liquid irritant substance over the gas is that it can be relatively safely used in constricted spaces and inside the buildings.

I use the Flash Print program. The models have different dimensions, rescaling the model is on your own, according to your requirements.

The magazine should be trimmed in the model before printing in relation to the requirements and capabilities of the printer you have