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- AB-3 abstract "The 5.6-mm AB-3 was a Soviet assault rifle chambered for an experimental caseless cartridge, 1970.Work on the use caseless rounds began in interbranch competition announced by the Ministry of Defence Industry of the USSR in 1972. The experimental series of machines under the 5.6-mm caseless cartridge designed for Izmash, received the name of AB. A feature of this scheme is the lack of sleeves in the chuck, the bullet is inside the compacted powder bombs, which the shot is almost completely consumed, and therefore there is no need to build the mechanisms necessary for the ejection of shells and reflection, facilitated by the mass of the munition. However, studies have revealed the unsatisfactory reliability of storage caseless cartridge, uneven burning compressed gunpowderbombs at low and high temperatures (powder crumbles or breaks into pieces), which leads to instability of the pressure in the bore. Also revealed problems with the obturation at a shot, which in the classical configuration cartridge provides sleeve.".
- AB-3 origin Soviet_Union.
- AB-3 type Assault_rifle.
- AB-3 wikiPageID "34793703".
- AB-3 wikiPageLength "2225".
- AB-3 wikiPageOutDegree "15".
- AB-3 wikiPageRevisionID "642275805".
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Assault_rifle.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Category:Assault_rifles.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Category:Caseless_firearms.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Chuck_(engineering).
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Gas-operated_reloading.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Gas_operated.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Gunpowder.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Iron_sight.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Iron_sights.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Izhmash.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Izmash.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Kalashnikov_Concern.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink List_of_Russian_weaponry.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink List_of_assault_rifles.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink List_of_modern_Russian_small_arms.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Ministry_of_Defence_(Russia).
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLink Soviet_Union.
- AB-3 wikiPageWikiLinkText "AB-3".
- AB-3 action Gas-operated_reloading.
- AB-3 action Gas_operated.
- AB-3 cartridge "5.6".
- AB-3 designer "B. M. Zorin".
- AB-3 designer "P. N. Korolev".
- AB-3 hasPhotoCollection AB-3.
- AB-3 isRanged "YES".
- AB-3 manufacturer Izhmash.
- AB-3 manufacturer Kalashnikov_Concern.
- AB-3 name "AB-3".
- AB-3 origin Soviet_Union.
- AB-3 sights "Iron sights".
- AB-3 type Assault_rifle.
- AB-3 wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Caseless_Firearms.
- AB-3 wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:For.
- AB-3 wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_weapon.
- AB-3 wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- AB-3 subject Category:Assault_rifles.
- AB-3 subject Category:Caseless_firearms.
- AB-3 hypernym Rifle.
- AB-3 type Article.
- AB-3 type Device.
- AB-3 type Weapon.
- AB-3 type Article.
- AB-3 type Firearm.
- AB-3 type Product.
- AB-3 type Thing.
- AB-3 type Q728.
- AB-3 comment "The 5.6-mm AB-3 was a Soviet assault rifle chambered for an experimental caseless cartridge, 1970.Work on the use caseless rounds began in interbranch competition announced by the Ministry of Defence Industry of the USSR in 1972. The experimental series of machines under the 5.6-mm caseless cartridge designed for Izmash, received the name of AB.".
- AB-3 label "AB-3".
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- AB-3 sameAs Q4650001.
- AB-3 sameAs Q4650001.
- AB-3 wasDerivedFrom AB-3?oldid=642275805.
- AB-3 isPrimaryTopicOf AB-3.
- AB-3 name "AB-3".