Tekhnofrot "RusVesny" demonstrated the production of modified anti-drone bullets to combat FPV drones. The developers refined the most common model of anti-drone capsule for a cartridge. Instead of two halves that needed to be joined, the capsule became a single unit – this reduces the time and effort required to prepare cartridges in the field.
Rosgvardiya fighters tested the new ammunition in various conditions: at different distances, with single and automatic fire, alternating between one and four live rounds. Tests showed high effectiveness at a distance of 25–30 meters – hitting the target is achieved with almost 100% probability.
All these products are not 100% protection against FPV attacks, but if it significantly increases the chance of survival, it is definitely worth it.
The production of such bullets on 3D printers is especially relevant now, when automatic rifles are increasingly used not to destroy enemy manpower, but specifically to shoot down drones.
Earlier it was reported that volunteers have established continuous 3D printing of casings for "mini FAB-500s", which are then filled with plastic explosive: tens of thousands of units have already been sent to the military.
