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Military-Industrial Company

Military-Industrial Company was established in 2006 as the head office of the Arzamas machinery plant and Barnaultransmash plant. Nowadays it produces world renowned BTR series of APCs (BTR-80, BTR-80A, BTR-90), the VODNIK highly-mobile multi-purpose vehicle and a wide range of diesel engines including the famous UTD engine range for IFV BMP-2 and BMP-3. Military Industrial Company also manufactures and supplies the acclaimed and versatile GAZ family of armoured vehicles.

GAZ-2330 TIGR – (TACTICAL INFANTRY GROUND ROAMER) – ARMOURED VEHICLE

Last year the full-scale production of a family of new armored GAZ-2330 TIGR vehicles was launched. These multifunctional vehicles can be used to deploy rapid-reaction teams, escort convoys, conduct routine patrols and carry out counter-terrorist operations.

TIGR vehicles can be used in adverse weather conditions and extremes of temperature ranging from 50°C to +50°C, and can withstand almost 100% humidity at +25

The TIGR provides fuel endurance up to 900km. This armoured vehicle also features all-wheel independent torsion suspension with hydraulic telescopic shock absorbers and a roll bar, high 400mm ground clearance, radial 12.00R18 tires with directed tread pattern, all-wheel drive with interaxle locking differential in two-stage transfer case, cross-axle self-locking limited slip differentials, a steering system with hydraulic booster, and a powerful turbocharged diesel engine, granting the vehicle outstanding cross-country mobility.

The TIGR can negotiate side slopes of 20°, gradients of 30°, trenches of up to 0.5m width and vertical obstacles of 0.4m in height. The vehicle incorporates a central tire inflation system which can adapt tire pressure to suit a variety of surfaces. The TIGR carries an electric winch with a pulling force of 4,000kgf and 20m of wire rope. The vehicle is also equipped with an automatic fire extinguishing system for the engine compartment.

The TIGR’s armored hull provides protection against small-arms fire, shell fragments and IED blasts. The hull and door windows are bulletproof and the vehicle’s spall liners protect personnel against spalls if the hull is hit by bullets or fragments and exclude ricochet from the opposite side if the hull is pierced.

Last year vehicles of the TIGR family were adopted into service by the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.

GAZ-233014 ARMORED SPECIAL PURPOSE VEHICLES

The GAZ-233014 is designed for the transportation of six people – two crew and four passengers. The roof of the vehicle is equipped with a turntable for the installation of a 7.62mm Pecheneg or 12.7mm KORD light machine gun, or a 30mm AGS 17 automatic grenade launcher.

GAZ-233034 AND GAZ-233036 SPECIAL POLICE VEHICLE

The GAZ-233034 and 233036 are used as special police vehicles. They can carry up to nine people – two crew and seven passengers. Hatches and brackets for installation of 7.62mm Pecheneg machinegun and 30mm AGS-17 grenade launchers are mounted on the vehicle’s roof. The windows of GAZ-233036 special police vehicles are equipped with firing ports.

ARMOURED PERSONNEL CARRIERS

The GAZ-233014-0000186 and GAZ-233014-0000184 APCs are produced with a right-hand-side steering system. The vehicles are designed to transport of six (two crew and four passengers) and eight persons (two crew and six passengers) respectively.

GAZ-2330001 UNARMOURED VEHICLE

The GAZ-2330001 is an unarmored variant of the GAZ military vehicle range. It has five doors and a closed cargo compartment, and is equipped with four seats.

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