Ukrainian military began testing Polish WKW Wilk / Tor sniper rifles (video)

Armed Forces of Ukraine received Polish sniper rifles WKW Wilk/Tor. The first video of testing new weapons has already appeared on the World Wide Web.

WKW Wilk (Wielkokalibrowy Karabin Wyborowy Wilk) is a large-caliber rifle. It was created at the beginning of the "zero" and is produced in Poland on Tarnow Mechanical Plant ( Zaklady Mechaniczne Tarnow ). The 12.5 mm rifles entered service with the Polish army in 2005. To the arsenal WKW Wilk /tor included optical sight Schmidt & Bender" X3-12 PMII.

Ukrainian soldiers demonstrated the results of testing a sniper rifle. During the tests WKW Wilk/Tor was able to break through the protective armor plate, however, the parameters of the latter are not specified.

Source: @UAWeapons

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