New Ukrainian sniper rifle captured by the Russian army: The picture is a weapon captured by the Russian army in the warehouse of the 61st Infantry Brigade in Ukraine, except for a bunch of common AK-47s and AK-74s

New Ukrainian sniper rifle captured by the Russian army: The picture is a weapon captured in the warehouse of the 61st Ukrainian Infantry Brigade released by the Russian army, which contains two very special sniper rifles in addition to a bunch of common AK-47 and AK-74 rifles. One is the new Ukrainian domestic UAR-10 sniper rifle in Figure 1 (the model of the gun can be seen in the close-up photo of Figure 2), which is a product of the Ukrainian company UKROP, which is based on the American AR-10 rifle, using NATO 7.62x51mm ammunition, no longer using Soviet 7.62x54R ammunition. In addition, the gun also used a chrome lined barrel, with a lifespan of 7000 rounds and a maximum range of 1200 meters. Another new Ukrainian gun is the Fort-301 sniper rifle of Figure 3, which is a product of the Ukrainian Fortress Company and is actually a sniper version of the Israeli Galil rifle. Fortress obtained a license to produce Israeli light weapons from Israel Arms Industries, and the Tavor rifle and Negev light machine gun are also in the company's catalog.