Лазерные пушки и спутники-истребители, пистолеты-бластеры и космолеты на ядерном топливе - все это не фантастика, а объекты, созданные отечественным военно-промышленным комплексом. В этом выпуске «Военная приемка» покажет эксклюзивные кадры единственной в мире боевой станции «Алмаз». Космическая пушка, дистанционно управляемый космический снаряд, целый комплект средств разведки, спецсвязь - полвека назад это был едва ли не самый секретный объект страны. По сравнению с «Союзом», «Миром» и МКС - это как броневик на фоне обычного автомобиля.

Только в «Военной приемке» и только для зрителей телеканала «Звезда» станция впервые за много лет оживет, а в кресло командира сядет единственный доживший до наших дней офицер, который летал на «Алмазе» в космическое пространство.

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John L. Hill was a World War One fighter pilot who went into the oil and gas industry, and enjoyed tinkering with guns in his free time. In 1949 he got an idea for a new style of magazine and feed system, which he developed and patented in the early 1950s. Hill’s intention was to create a submachine gun for the military or police that held its magazine flat atop the action, instead of sticking out of the gun where it would get in the way. To do this, Hill designed the system that would be later used in the FN P90, with ammunition held perpendicular to the barrel, and a turret mechanism in the action to turn the cartridges 90 degrees for feeding in the chamber.

Hill built 7 or 8 fully automatic prototypes, which were examined by the US Army and the FBI. One was tested at Aberdeen Proving Grounds in 1953, and we still have some of the photos from that…

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The Kel-Tec P50 is a modular handgun that if the company wanted to, could be adapted into a carbine, a submachine gun, or a drone weapon. The upper receiver, containing everything but the trigger, can be adapted to remote firing. The lower receiver, with a Picatinny rail and two QD sockets, can be quickly augmented with a folding stock and a vertical foregrip. In its basic form, it looks like a prop from Cyberpunk or Blade Runner.

Kel-Tec P50
Using 50-shot P90 magazines, the P50 overmatches all competitor handguns’ incapacity. Its 9.6-inch barrel fixed firmly in the receiver gives it accuracy beating most match pistols: fired from a sandbag with just a red dot sight at fifty yards, it shot groups under 1.5 inches. Chambered for the punchy 5.7x28mm, the P50 recoils like a 22 rimfire pistol. American Eagle…