RS9 Vampir
The RS9 Vampir is a semi-automatic pistol produced by Tehnički remont Bratunac in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is the first pistol produced by TRB. On its receiver it has a picatinny rail for possible installation of tactical lamps and other accessories, located in front of the trigger.
RS9 Vampir
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- RS9 Vampir
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- semi-automatic pistol · firearm
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- Bosnia and Herzegovina
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The RS9 Vampir is a semi-automatic pistol produced by Tehnički remont Bratunac in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is the first pistol produced by TRB. On its receiver it has a picatinny rail for possible installation of tactical lamps and other accessories, located in front of the trigger.
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semi-automatic pistol
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• Name — RS9 Vampir • Origin — Bosnia and Herzegovina • Type — Semi-automatic pistol • Is Ranged — yes • Manufacturer — Tehnički remont Bratunac • Weight — 820g (without magazine) 920g (with empty magazine) 1100g (with fully loaded magazine) • Length — 190.5 mm • Part Length — 108 mm • Width — 39.5 mm • Height — 138.2 mm • Cartridge — 9×19mm Parabellum • Range — 50 m • Max Range — 150 m • Feed — 18-round box magazine
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