KamAZ-43269 (4x4) armoured vehicle with top mounted weapon systems

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The KamAZ-43269 armoured escort vehicle is intended for transporting military personnel and various types of cargo, tow trailers on all types of roads and terrain, carry heavy firearms and light artillery weapons. 

The vehicle features: 

  • A metal monocoque with rear single-wing doors, two side escape hatches, two sliding roof hatches for the driver and vehicle commander, two flap hatches for troops in the rear compartment and two armoured glass panels in the front for the driver and commander. 
  • Two seats for the driver and vehicle commander. 
  • Places for installing different specialized equipment such as radio communication devices. 
The vehicle offers a wide range of weapon systems that can be requested by clients. 
  • VMK CM with a 12,7mm "Kord" 
  • BM2 CM with a 30mm 2A42 autocannon paired with a 7.62mm PKTM or AG-17
  • BM30 CM with a 30mm 2A42 autocannon paired with a 7.62mm PKTM or AG-17
The list of different weapon combinations is expandable if a certain weapon system can be fitted onto the provided turret ring dimensions and can be coupled with the fighting compartment. 

In addition to the mentioned combat modules, the KamAZ-43269 can be equipped with a "Strela-10M" MANPADS system. 

General characteristics: 

  • Engine: KamAZ-740.240 V8 240hp diesel engine, KamAZ-740.30-260 V8 260hp diesel engine 
  • Standard configuration weight: 10840kg
  • Full combat weight: 13900kg 
  • Maximum speed: 90km/h

 Taken from: Remdizel, ArmedMan, Military Vehicles The XXI Century Encyclopedia Tom 16

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