The PT-83 is a rare, integrally suppressed prototype variant of Poland's P83 pistol, developed by Works 11. It features a unique automatic slide locking mechanism to reduce mechanical noise, requiring manual racking after each shot. The recoil spring is relocated beneath the suppressor, which also acts as a lock. Only about two dozen were produced before the project was abandoned.
Project Lantan was a rare 1970s Polish initiative to create a modular small arms system inspired by the Stoner 63, utilizing a universal receiver and a proprietary 7x41mm cartridge. Despite heavy AK mechanics, it featured a quick-change barrel and separable receivers. The project was cancelled due to Warsaw Pact standardization on the 5.45x39mm AK-74.
The RWGŁ-3 is a Polish tear gas launcher developed in the 1960s and standardized after 1970, utilizing an AKM receiver for production efficiency. It's a single-shot weapon designed to fire 7.62x39mm blank cartridges, which propel rifle grenades. The design omits the AK's gas system, requiring manual bolt cycling for operation and featuring a 10-round magazine with a spacer to prevent live ammunition.
The RWGŁ-2 is a rare Polish developmental tear gas launcher from the 1960s, built using a Mosin-Nagant receiver and bolt, adapted for 7.62x39mm blank cartridges. It features AK-style pistol grips and a rifle grenade cup muzzle device. Fewer than 100 were produced before being replaced by AK-based designs.
The RWGL-1 is a unique hybrid riot control device developed in Poland, combining a Mosin-Nagant receiver with a PM-63 RAK machine pistol frame. It was designed to fire 7.62x39mm blanks for tear gas grenades, featuring a hidden 3-round magazine in the front grip. Safety features prevent firing live ammunition, and fewer than 100 were produced.
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