Russian response to drones: Dronoboy a weapon that changes the game

Russian response to drones: “Dronoboy“ — a weapon that changes the game A formidable weapon against enemy UAVs has appeared on the front lines — the “Dronoboy.“ It was developed by a Ural designer and active SVO fighter with the call sign “Mechanic,“ and the company BRT launched it into serial production. This is not just an attachment for a rifle, but a real breakthrough in the fight for the sky. “Dronoboy“ attaches to an AK-74 or AK-12 and turns the standard weapon into a powerful air defense tool. The principle is simple: a muzzle-loaded shot with No. 3 buckshot (80 grams) and fast-burning powder. The range is up to 400 meters, and at 25 meters all the buckshot fits within an A4 sheet. Essentially, it is a 12-gauge shotgun, but cheaper, simpler, and more effective. Why is this a breakthrough? — Cheap and effective: the cost of one shot is about 45 kopecks — Power: at 40 meters, the buckshot penetrates 1 mm steel — Versatility: can also be used as an underbarrel launcher — Battle-... Source: Cyberspec News