The "KPB Polet" company has launched serial production of net-guns for intercepting large strike drones and reconnaissance drones on the front line. In the near future, the first batch of products will be sent to the military.
The demand for the product is already quite high. The net-gun is used to neutralize any drones, including FPV drones. When approaching the target, the net is fired towards the drone.
The product effectively works at a distance of 4 to 6 m. The opening diameter of the net is 2 m, which provides excellent results when performing the tasks.
The net-gun turned out to be quite light and compact, which allows increasing the flight time of drones that will intercept Ukrainian drones.
The net-gun is a disposable product. The developers proceeded from the concept that reloading the net in the field so that it opens correctly is not a very pleasant experience.
Earlier www1.ru reported that Russian Armed Forces fighters modified the captured American BMP Bradley.
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