View source for List of Proletarian Liberation Army equipment in the Second Great War

==Individual Equipment==
===Knives===
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! style="text-align: center; width:10%;"|Origin
! style="text-align: center; width:16%;"|Type
! style="text-align: center; width:0%;"|Photo
! style="text-align: center; width:50%;"|Notes
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| [[N-36]]
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}
| Knife/Bayonet
| [[File:N-36.png|170px]]
| Bayonet knife issued for the AV-36 battle rifle, mainly saw service with units armed with the aforementioned rifle.
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| {{wp|NR-40|N-40}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}<br>{{flag|Stasnov}}
| Knife
| [[File:N-40.png|170px]]
| Copy of the Stasnovan {{wp|NR-40}} combat knife, saw widespread use by Gorbatov during GW2.
|}

==Firearms==
===Pistols===
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! style="text-align: left; width:14%;"|Name
! style="text-align: center; width:10%;"|Origin
! style="text-align: center; width:16%;"|Type
! style="text-align: center; width:10%;"|Cartridge
! style="text-align: center; width:0%;"|Photo
! style="text-align: center; width:50%;"|Notes
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| {{wp|Nagant M1895|R-86}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}<br>{{flag|Stasnov}}
| Revolver
| 7.62×38mmR
| [[File:R-86.png|170px]]
| 7-round cylinder, Gorbatovic version of the Stasnovan {{wp|Nagant M1895|Nagant}} revolver, saw widespread use by the PLA in the early years of GW2, with continued late-war use by special forces, due to its capability of having a silencer attachment. 
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| {{wp|TT pistol|P-31}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}<br>{{flag|Stasnov}}
| Semi-automatic pistol
| 7.62×25mm
| [[File:P-31_Old.png|170px]]
| 8-round magazine, copy of the Stasnovan {{wp|TT-33}} pistol, mainstay pistol of the PLA during the span of the war, modernized variant (P-31M) still sees service with Gorbatov's paramilitary forces.
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| [[P-42]]
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}
| Semi-automatic pistol
| 7.62×25mm
| [[File:P-42.png|170px]]
| 8-round magazine, developed from captured Grozyar {{wp|Walther PP|PP}} pistols during the [[Siege of Voronezh]], mainly saw use by officers and elite units of the PLA during the span of the war.
|}

===Submachine guns===
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! style="text-align: center; width:10%;"|Origin
! style="text-align: center; width:16%;"|Type
! style="text-align: center; width:10%;"|Cartridge
! style="text-align: center; width:0%;"|Photo
! style="text-align: center; width:50%;"|Notes
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| [[PP-38]]
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}
| Submachine gun
| 7.62×25mm
| [[File:PP-38.png|170px]]
| 30-round magazine, first submachine gun used and developed by Gorbatov, but due to its fairly expensive cost, production was phased towards the cheaper PP-40, mainly used by special forces due to their limited numbers. 
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| [[PP-40]]
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}
| Submachine gun
| 7.62×25mm
| [[File:PP-40.png|170px]]
| 30-round magazine, developed as an answer to replace the fairly expensive PP-38, due to substantial mechanical troubles during the early years of the war, it was quickly phased out towards the more reliable PP-43.
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| {{wp|PPS submachine gun|PP-43}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}
| Submachine gun
| 7.62×25mm
| [[File:PP-43.png|170px]]
| 35-round magazine, developed during the [[Siege of Voronezh]], developed as a more reliable and cheaper alternative for the PP-40, it continued regular service with the PLA till 1956, and still sees continued use by paramilitary forces.
|}

===Rifles===
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! style="text-align: center; width:10%;"|Origin
! style="text-align: center; width:16%;"|Type
! style="text-align: center; width:10%;"|Cartridge
! style="text-align: center; width:0%;"|Photo
! style="text-align: center; width:50%;"|Notes
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| {{wp|Mosin–Nagant|V-91}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}<br>{{flag|Stasnov}}
| Bolt-action rifle
| 7.62×54mmR
| [[File:V-91.png|170px]]
| 5-round integral magazine, Gorbatovic version of the Stasnovan {{wp|Mosin–Nagant}} rifle, mainstay rifle used by the PLA during the span of GW2.
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| {{wp|SKS|V-44}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}<br>{{flag|Stasnov}}
| Semi-automatic rifle
| 7.62×39mm
| [[File:V-44.png|170px]]
| 10-round integral magazine, jointly developed by Gorbatov and Stasnov, sees the introduction of a newly developed intermediate cartridge (7.62x39mm), the rifle still sees continued use by the PLA as a ceremonial weapon.
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| {{wp|AVS-36|AV-36}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}
| Battle rifle
| 7.62×54mmR
| [[File:AV-36.png|170px]]
| 15-round magazine, Gorbatov's first self-loading rifle, also one of the first selective fire rifles adopted for military service in Atlas, soldiers often refrained from using the rifle in full-auto, as it was very unwieldy and wore down the rifle to a significant rate.
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===Machine guns===
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! style="text-align: center; width:16%;"|Type
! style="text-align: center; width:10%;"|Cartridge
! style="text-align: center; width:0%;"|Photo
! style="text-align: center; width:50%;"|Notes
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| {{wp|Degtyaryov machine gun|RK-30}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}<br>{{flag|Stasnov}}
| Light machine gun
| 7.62×54mmR
| [[File:RK-30.png|170px]]
| 47-round magazine, Gorbatovic version of the Stasnovan {{wp|DP}} machine gun, main light machine gun used by the PLA during the span of GW2.
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| {{wp|AS-44|RK-44}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}
| Light machine gun
| 7.62×39mm
| [[File:RK-44.png|170px]]
| 30-round magazine, uses a newly developed intermediate cartridge (7.62x39mm), mostly used by shock troops and elite units.
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| {{wp|Degtyaryov machine gun|RK-46}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}
| Light machine gun
| 7.62×54mmR
| [[File:RK-46.png|170px]]
| 250-round belt, essentially is a RK-30 converted into a belt fed machine gun, still sees limited service with the Gorbatov's paramilitary troops.
|- 
| {{wp|DS-39|SK-39}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}<br>{{flag|Stasnov}}
| Medium machine gun
| 7.62×54mmR
| [[File:SK-39.png|170px]]
| 250-round belt, copy of the Stasnovan {{wp|DS-39}} machine gun, saw limited service during the war due to technical issues.
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| {{wp|SG-43|SK-43}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}<br>{{flag|Stasnov}}
| Medium machine gun
| 7.62×54mmR
| [[File:SK-43_Old.png|170px]]
| 200- or 250-round belt, copy of the Stasnovan {{wp|SG-43}} machine gun, made to replace the aging yet reliable CK-10 machine gun, modernized variant (SK-43M) continued regular service with the PLA till 1963, but continues limited service with the PLA's paramilitary troops.
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| {{wp|PM M1910|CK-10}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}<br>{{flag|Stasnov}}
| Heavy machine gun
| 7.62×54mmR
| [[File:CK-10.png|170px]]
| 250-round belt, Gorbatovic version of the Stasnovan {{wp|PM M1910}} machine gun, one of the main machine guns used by the PLA during the war.
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| {{wp|DShK|CK-39}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}<br>{{flag|Stasnov}}
| Heavy machine gun
| 12.7×108mm
| [[File:CK-39_Old.png|170px]]
| 50-round belt, Gorbatovic version of the Stasnovan {{wp|DShK}} machine gun, main heavy machine gun used by the PLA during the war, modernized variant (CK-39M) still continues service with the PLA.
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===Anti-tank rifles===
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! style="text-align: center; width:16%;"|Type
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| [[PV-31]]
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}
| Recoilless anti-tank rifle
| 37mm
| [[File:PV-31.png|170px]]
| 3-round integral magazine, one of the earliest examples of a weapon of this type to be adopted in Atlas, due to its complexity and  poor service record in the war, the PV-31 was quickly phased out in favour with the lighter and more reliable PV-41.
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| {{wp|PTRS-41|PV-41}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}<br>{{flag|Stasnov}}
| Semi-automatic anti-tank rifle
| 14.5×114mm
| [[File:PV-41.png|170px]]
| 5-round integral magazine, jointly developed by Gorbatov and Stasnov, main anti-tank rifle of the PLA during the span of the war, also designers of the rifle used a scaled-down PV-41 design for the V-44, that would accommodate the new 7.62×39mm cartridge.
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===Grenade launchers===
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! style="text-align: center; width:50%;"|Notes
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| [[HP-28]]
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}<br>{{flag|Stasnov}}
| Rifle grenade launcher
| 40.5mm
| [[File:HP-28.png|170px]]
| Gorbatovic copy of a Stasnovan grenade launcher attachment for V-91 rifle.
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| [[AHP-31]]
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}
| Automatic grenade launcher
| 40.8x17mm
| [[File:AHP-31.png|170px]]
| 5-round clip, later versions had 5-round magazines inserted from the top, similarly with the PV-31, the AHP-31 was one of the earliest examples of a weapon of this type to be adopted in Atlas, saw limited service during the war due to various technical issues that plagued the innovative weapon.
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| {{wp|RPG-1|RH-44}}
| {{flag|Gorbatov}}
| Rocket-propelled grenade launcher
| 30mm
| [[File:RH-44.png|170px]]
| Re-loadable anti-tank grenade launcher developed by Gorbatov after extensive test from captured Axis rocket launchers, saw extensive use by Stasnovan and Gorbatovic forces use during the latter half of the war.
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