PP-2000
Submachine Guns
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6m 12s
At the end of September it was confirmed that Russian aircrew survival kits will now include PP-2000 submachine guns. Sources suggest that the PP-2000 and PLK pistol will replace the Makarov and Stetchkin APS currently in service.
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