Fort-17

• Name — Fort 17 • Origin — Ukraine • Type — Semi-automatic pistol • Is Ranged — yes • Service — 2004–present • Wars — Russo-Ukrainian War • Manufacturer — RPC Fort • Production Date — 2004–present • Weight — 680 g (empty) 810 g (loaded) • Length — 180 mm • Part Length — 95 mm • Height — 130 mm • Width — 32 mm • Cartridge — 9×18mm Makarov 9×17mm • Caliber — 9mm • Action — Single/Double Action, semiautomatic • Rate — 40 rounds per minute • Velocity — 325 m/s • Feed — 13 round box magazine

The pistol is similar to the Fort 12, but as it's made of polymer, the Fort-17 is much lighter than its predecessor. The Fort-17 also features a removable grip backstrap to fit a particular shooter's grip.

• English — Ukrainian — Cartridge — Description — Reference • Fort-17 — Форт-17 — 9×18mm Makarov • Fort-17 CURZ — Форт-17 CURZ — 9 mm Kurz • Kobra — Кобра — 9×18mm Makarov — IPSC sport pistol • Kordon — Кордон —.22 Long Rifle — Sporting pistol;10 rounds box magazine • Fort 17R — Форт-17Р — Rubber bullets — Non-lethal gas pistol • Fort 17T — Форт-17T

• English name — Ukrainian name — Description — Reference • LT-6A — ЛТ-6А — Gun-mounted flashlight • Migdal — Мигдаль — A helmet-mounted weapon accessory invented for special forces; it allows its operator to both see and attack an armed target using a periscope-like lens, without exposing the operator to counterattack

• Ukraine • Ukrainian Army • Ukrhydroenergo • Ministry of Internal Affairs • National Police of Ukraine • State Savings Bank of Ukraine • Lugansk People's Republic • At least several pistols

Russian Federation • Imports were allowed since 2007 until July 2011 • Since August 2014, Ukraine have banned the export of arms and military products to Russia, including magazines and other spare parts for previously sold pistols.