Zastava Arms - Revision history

Ultimate94ninja: /* Rifles & Sniper Rifles */

2023-09-19T22:21:55Z

Rifles & Sniper Rifles

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	\| [[Zastava M48\|M48]]\|\|7.92×57mm IS \|\|5\|\|1948 - 1965\|\|M48A<br>M48B<br>M48BO\|\|<br>[[File:M48-Yugo-Mauser.jpg\|295px]]		\| [[Zastava M48\|M48]]\|\|7.92×57mm IS \|\|5\|\|1948 - 1965\|\|M48A<br>M48B<br>M48BO\|\|<br>[[File:M48-Yugo-Mauser.jpg\|295px]]
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	\| [[~~SKS rifle~~\|PAP M59]]\|\|7.62x39mm\|\|10\|\|1964 - ??\|\|\|\|<br>[[File:YugoSKS.jpg\|295px]]<br><br>		\| [[Zastava M59/66\|PAP M59]]\|\|7.62x39mm\|\|10\|\|1964 - ??\|\|\|\|<br>[[File:YugoSKS.jpg\|295px]]<br><br>
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	\| [[Zastava M76\|M76]]\|\|8x57mm IS\|\|10\|\|1976 - ???\|\|\|\|<br>[[File:Zastava-m76.jpg\|295px]]		\| [[Zastava M76\|M76]]\|\|8x57mm IS\|\|10\|\|1976 - ???\|\|\|\|<br>[[File:Zastava-m76.jpg\|295px]]

Ultimate94ninja: /* Machine Guns */

2023-09-19T22:18:44Z

Machine Guns

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	\| [[~~MG42#~~Zastava M53\|M53]]\|\|7.92x57mm Mauser\|\|50, 250\|\|1950s - ???? \|\| \|\|[[File:Zastava M53.jpg\|295px]]		\| [[Zastava M53\|M53]]\|\|7.92x57mm Mauser\|\|50, 250\|\|1950s - ???? \|\| \|\|[[File:Zastava M53.jpg\|295px]]
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	\| [[~~RPK light machine gun#~~Zastava M72\|M72]]\|\|7.62x39mm\|\|30,75\|\|1972 - Present\|\|M72B1\|\|[[File:ZastavaM72.jpg\|295px]]		\| [[Zastava M72\|M72]]\|\|7.62x39mm\|\|30,75\|\|1972 - Present\|\|M72B1\|\|[[File:ZastavaM72.jpg\|295px]]
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	\| [[~~RPK light machine gun#~~Zastava ~~M72~~\|~~M72~~]]\|\|7.62x51mm\|\|20,75\|\|1970s - Present\|\|M72B1\|\|[[File:Zastava M77 LMG.jpg\|295px]]		\| [[Zastava M70\|M77]]\|\|7.62x51mm\|\|20,75\|\|1970s - Present\|\|M72B1\|\|[[File:Zastava M77 LMG.jpg\|295px]]
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	\| [[~~PK Machine Gun#~~Zastava M84 ~~Machine Gun~~\|M84]]\|\|7.62x54mm R\|\|100, 250\|\|1980s - Present\|\|\|\|[[File:Zastava-m84.jpg\|295px]]		\| [[Zastava M84\|M84]]\|\|7.62x54mm R\|\|100, 250\|\|1980s - Present\|\|\|\|[[File:Zastava-m84.jpg\|295px]]
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	\| [[NSV heavy machine gun#Zastava M02 Heavy Machine Gun\|M02]]\|\|12.7x108mm R\|\|700\|\|1980s - Present\|\|\|\|[[File:Zastava M02 Coyote.jpg\|295px]]		\| [[NSV heavy machine gun#Zastava M02 Heavy Machine Gun\|M02]]\|\|12.7x108mm R\|\|700\|\|1980s - Present\|\|\|\|[[File:Zastava M02 Coyote.jpg\|295px]]

WZHBot: Bot: Renaming section; companies are not products and do not have 'specifications'.

2023-06-29T23:26:50Z

Bot: Renaming section; companies are not products and do not have 'specifications'.

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	In the early 20th century, the Kragujevac plant opened up production facilities for automobiles, which it gradually expanded in the coming years. After WWII, the Kragujevac plant was renamed to Red Flag Factories (Serbian: Заводи Црвена Застава, romanized: ''Zavodi Crvena Zastava''). In 1953, the Zastava plant began to focus on producing automobiles exclusively, and it seems that the ordnance production facilities at Zastava were spun off into their own entity. Though the details of Zastava's split isn't clear, it is clear that two distinct manufacturers bearing the Zastava name emerged from this split: Zastava Automobiles, a major Serbian automobile manufacturer, and Zastava Arms.		In the early 20th century, the Kragujevac plant opened up production facilities for automobiles, which it gradually expanded in the coming years. After WWII, the Kragujevac plant was renamed to Red Flag Factories (Serbian: Заводи Црвена Застава, romanized: ''Zavodi Crvena Zastava''). In 1953, the Zastava plant began to focus on producing automobiles exclusively, and it seems that the ordnance production facilities at Zastava were spun off into their own entity. Though the details of Zastava's split isn't clear, it is clear that two distinct manufacturers bearing the Zastava name emerged from this split: Zastava Automobiles, a major Serbian automobile manufacturer, and Zastava Arms.

	=~~Specifications~~=		=Information=
	'''Founded: ''' 1853		'''Founded: ''' 1853

Pustelga7: /* Shotguns */

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Shotguns

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	\| Zastava LP 12 PAS \|\|12 gauge\|\|5+1\|\|1993 - 2010\|\|Zastava LP 12 PA<br>(also known as Zastava M93 12/70)\|\| [[File:Zastava LP 12 PAS.jpg\|300px]]		\| [[Zastava LP 12 PAS]] \|\|12 gauge\|\|5+1\|\|1993 - 2010\|\|Zastava LP 12 PA<br>(also known as Zastava M93 12/70)\|\| [[File:Zastava LP 12 PAS.jpg\|300px]]
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Wuzh: /* About */

2022-10-19T19:09:50Z

About

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	'''Zastava Arms''' (Serbian: Застава oружје, romanized: ''Zastava oružje'') is a Serbian (formerly Yugoslavian) weapons design and manufacturing company. The company originates from the Kragujevac Cannon Foundry "Topolivnica" founded in 1853 in the Serbian city of Kragujevac, a major manufacturer of military ordnance, including small arms, for the militaries of Serbia and later Yugoslavia.		'''Zastava Arms''' (Serbian: Застава oружје, romanized: ''Zastava oružje'') is a Serbian (formerly Yugoslavian) weapons design and manufacturing company. The company originates from the Kragujevac Cannon Foundry "Topolivnica" founded in 1853 in the Serbian city of Kragujevac, a major manufacturer of military ordnance, including small arms, for the militaries of Serbia and later Yugoslavia.

	In the early 20th century, the Kragujevac plant opened up production facilities for automobiles, which it gradually expanded in the coming years. After WWII, the Kragujevac plant was renamed to Red Flag Factories (''Zavodi Crvena Zastava''). In 1953, the Zastava plant began to focus on producing automobiles exclusively, and it seems that the ordnance production facilities at Zastava were spun off into their own entity. Though the details of Zastava's split isn't clear, it is clear that two distinct manufacturers bearing the Zastava name emerged from this split: Zastava Automobiles, a major Serbian automobile manufacturer, and Zastava Arms.		In the early 20th century, the Kragujevac plant opened up production facilities for automobiles, which it gradually expanded in the coming years. After WWII, the Kragujevac plant was renamed to Red Flag Factories (Serbian: Заводи Црвена Застава, romanized: ''Zavodi Crvena Zastava''). In 1953, the Zastava plant began to focus on producing automobiles exclusively, and it seems that the ordnance production facilities at Zastava were spun off into their own entity. Though the details of Zastava's split isn't clear, it is clear that two distinct manufacturers bearing the Zastava name emerged from this split: Zastava Automobiles, a major Serbian automobile manufacturer, and Zastava Arms.

	=Specifications=		=Specifications=

Wuzh: /* About */

2022-10-19T19:08:35Z

About

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	=About=		=About=
	'''Zastava Arms''' (Serbian: Застава oружје, romanized: ''Zastava oružje''), formerly ~~Crvena Zastava (~~"Red Flag") ~~in Communist Yugoslavia~~, is a Serbian ~~weapons designer~~ and ~~manufacturer company~~.		'''Zastava Arms''' (Serbian: Застава oружје, romanized: ''Zastava oružje'') is a Serbian (formerly Yugoslavian) weapons design and manufacturing company. The company originates from the Kragujevac Cannon Foundry "Topolivnica" founded in 1853 in the Serbian city of Kragujevac, a major manufacturer of military ordnance, including small arms, for the militaries of Serbia and later Yugoslavia.

			In the early 20th century, the Kragujevac plant opened up production facilities for automobiles, which it gradually expanded in the coming years. After WWII, the Kragujevac plant was renamed to Red Flag Factories (''Zavodi Crvena Zastava''). In 1953, the Zastava plant began to focus on producing automobiles exclusively, and it seems that the ordnance production facilities at Zastava were spun off into their own entity. Though the details of Zastava's split isn't clear, it is clear that two distinct manufacturers bearing the Zastava name emerged from this split: Zastava Automobiles, a major Serbian automobile manufacturer, and Zastava Arms.

	=Specifications=		=Specifications=

Wuzh: /* About */

2022-10-19T18:39:43Z

About

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	=About=		=About=
	'''Zastava Arms''', formerly Crvena Zastava ("Red Flag") in Communist Yugoslavia, is a Serbian weapons designer and manufacturer company.		'''Zastava Arms''' (Serbian: Застава oружје, romanized: ''Zastava oružje''), formerly Crvena Zastava ("Red Flag") in Communist Yugoslavia, is a Serbian weapons designer and manufacturer company.

	=Specifications=		=Specifications=

Pustelga7 at 13:05, 13 May 2022

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			==Launchers==
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			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="200"\|'''Weapon'''
			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="150"\|'''Caliber(s)'''
			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="100"\|'''Capacity'''
			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="100"\|'''Produced'''
			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="250"\|'''Variants'''
			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="300"\|'''Image'''
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			\| [[AGS-17 Plamya\|M93]]\|\|30mm\|\|29\|\| 2000-Present\|\| \|\|[[File:Zastava BGA.jpg\|200px]]
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			\|}

	[[Category:Manufacturer]]		[[Category:Manufacturer]]

Pustelga7: /* Assault Rifles */

2022-05-13T12:56:52Z

Assault Rifles

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	\| [[Zastava LKP PAP\|LKP PAP]]\|\|7.62x39mm\|\|10, 30\|\|1990 - Present\|\|\|\|[[File:Zastava LKP PAP.jpg\|295px]]		\| [[Zastava LKP PAP\|LKP PAP]]\|\|7.62x39mm\|\|10, 30\|\|1990 - Present\|\|\|\|[[File:Zastava LKP PAP.jpg\|295px]]
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			\| M19\|\|7.62x39mm <br> 6.5mm Grendel\|\|30\|\|2020 - Present\|\|\|\|[[File:Zastava-m19.jpg\|235px]]
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Pustelga7: /* Rifles & Sniper Rifles */

2021-04-06T16:41:21Z

Rifles & Sniper Rifles

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	\| [[Zastava M93 Black Arrow]]\|\|.50 BMG\|\|5\|\|1998-present\|\|\|\|<br>[[File:Zastava M93.jpg\|295px]]		\| [[Zastava M93 Black Arrow]]\|\|.50 BMG\|\|5\|\|1998-present\|\|\|\|<br>[[File:Zastava M93.jpg\|295px]]
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	\| ~~[[Zastava~~ M07~~\| M07]]~~\|\| 7.62x51mm\|\|5\|\|2007 - Present\|\|\|\|<br>[[File:Zastava Sniper Rifle M07.jpg\|295px]]		\| M07\|\| 7.62x51mm\|\|5\|\|2007 - Present\|\|\|\|<br>[[File:Zastava Sniper Rifle M07.jpg\|295px]]
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