 | | A Russian breech-loading rifle developed by Sylvester Krnka, based on the earlier muzzle-loading rifle designs. The M1867 Krnka was chambered in 15.24mm and used a hinged breechblock system similar to the Snider-Enfield. It was adopted by the Russian Empire and saw use in various conflicts during the late 19th century. |
 | | A Russian bolt-action rifle designed by American firearms designer Hiram Berdan. The Berdan II, chambered in 10.75x58mmR, was the standard rifle of the Russian Empire from 1870 until it was replaced by the Mosin-Nagant in the 1890s. It was known for its simplicity, ruggedness, and reliability in harsh conditions. |
 | | A lever-action rifle developed by Winchester and supplied to the Russian Empire during World War I. Chambered in 7.62x54mmR, it was notable for being one of the few lever-action rifles used in military service. |
 | | A Russian semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun based on the AK-47 design. It is popular for both civilian use and military applications due to its reliability and high rate of fire. |
 | | A traditional Russian cavalry saber with a curved, single-edged blade and a hilt without a guard. It was used by Cossack troops and is known for its effectiveness in mounted combat. |
 | | A later version of the Russian shashka, standardized for broader use by the Russian military. It retained the distinctive curved blade and guardless hilt, embodying the traditional Cossack weapon style. |