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It was intended as a survival aid to be used after landings and before recovery in the ]n wilderness. The upper two ] barrels used 12.5×70 mm ammunition (32 ]), and the lower rifled barrel used ] ammunition. The pistol could be used for hunting, to defend against ] and for visible and audible ]s. The detachable ] was also a ] that came with a canvas sheath. |
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It was intended as a survival aid to be used after landings and before recovery in the ]n wilderness. The upper two ] barrels used 12.5×70 mm ammunition (32 ]), and the lower rifled barrel used ] ammunition. The pistol could be used for hunting, to defend against ] and for visible and audible ]s. The detachable ] was also a ] that came with a canvas sheath. |
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TP-82s were carried regularly on Soviet and ]n space missions from 1986 to 2006. They were part of the ] Portable Emergency-Survival Kit (Носимый аварийный запас, ''Nosimyi Avariynyi Zapas'', NAZ). In 2007, the media reported that the remaining ammunition for the TP-82 had become unusable and that a regular ] would be used on future missions. |
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TP-82s were carried regularly on Soviet and Russian space missions from 1986 to 2006. They were part of the ] Portable Emergency-Survival Kit (Носимый аварийный запас, ''Nosimyi Avariynyi Zapas'', NAZ). In 2007, the media reported that the remaining ammunition for the TP-82 had become unusable and that a regular ] would be used on future missions. |
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It was intended as a survival aid to be used after landings and before recovery in the Siberian wilderness. The upper two smoothbore barrels used 12.5×70 mm ammunition (32 gauge), and the lower rifled barrel used 5.45×39mm ammunition. The pistol could be used for hunting, to defend against predators and for visible and audible distress signals. The detachable buttstock was also a machete that came with a canvas sheath.
TP-82s were carried regularly on Soviet and Russian space missions from 1986 to 2006. They were part of the Soyuz Portable Emergency-Survival Kit (Носимый аварийный запас, Nosimyi Avariynyi Zapas, NAZ). In 2007, the media reported that the remaining ammunition for the TP-82 had become unusable and that a regular semi-automatic pistol would be used on future missions.
TP-82 in Saint Petersburg Artillery museum
Soviet Union