Russian company “FRONT – Tactical Systems” has developed, patented and manufactures a backpack style ammunition belt storage and feeding system called Scorpion. It works with 7.62x54R ammunition and with PKM machine gun and its versions. Russian special forces requested such a feeding system a long time ago and the FRONT finally came up with a solution. Scorpion system allows the machine gunners to carry more ammunition and at the same time have all the ammunition readily available, without a need to reload. The system holds 550 rounds of 7.62x54R ammunition on standard PKM non-disintegrating belts. The main backpack compartment contains 475 rounds and there are additional 75 rounds in the feeding arm. The ammunition is held in a metal case which is then placed inside the backpack. So if the backpack gets damaged, the mentioned case can be placed inside any other backpack with similar dimensions. Scorpion’s backpack has the following dimensions: 18″x12″x4″. The feeding arm is made of a high strength steel with a special anti-corrosion coating.

It is pretty long (5.25 feet (160 cm)), which makes weapon manipulations relatively easy with the system attached. The feeding arm attaches to the ammunition can attachment bracket on PK type machine guns. The backpack and feeding arm cover come in many color and camouflage options: black, tan, OD green, coyote brown, foliage green, ACU etc. The Scorpion system is available through the manufacturer’s website at 36900 rubles, which is equal to about $580. There is no information about the availability or ordering possibility for US customers. Here are some videos demonstrating the Scorpion system:The Scorpion is a russian light machine sunners assault pack is outfitted with a custom lightweight feed chute, cover and weapons feed attachment. The main body pack is equipped with adjustable waist belt and shoulder straps. Weight assembly 4, 1 kg. Complex for short-assault operations. Recharging with the removal of a backpack-about 2 minutes. Video of large scale US Military Convoy in Germany Feb 14, 2016

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To catch Pokémon properly without wasting Poké Balls, make sure you tap and hold. Tapping and holding will bring up a green circle around the target Pokémon. That circle will change in size; swipe when the circle is smaller to get a better chance at a capture. If you time it just right, you’ll get a “nice” or “excellent” throw, which will give you extra XP! UPDATE: The green circle doesn’t increase chance of capture, but instead only influences the quality of the throw for bonus XP. You’ll want to throw when the circle is larger, as landing your Poké Ball inside the circle will give you the bonus. If you see a yellow circle, that means you’re looking at a Pokémon with higher CP. CP stands for combat power, and the higher it is, the stronger your Pokémon is. However, high CP Pokémon are also harder to catch. These might swat away your Poké Ball or jump back out of it after a shake or two. Once you get to higher levels, you can use get Razz Berries and Ultra or Master Balls to increase your capture chances.

These items will start appearing for you at Pokéstops once your level is high enough. Razz Berries can be fed to Pokémon to make them easier to catch, and the higher-level Poké Balls will lower their chances of escaping. If you have some time to play, use an incense to get a bunch of Pokémon to come to you. Everyone starts with two incense items in their backpack. When you use one, wild Pokémon will appear around you at a higher rate for 30 minutes, which helps fill up your Pokédex and level you up. UPDATE: You’ll catch more Pokémon if you walk while using incense. Users who uncovered the game’s code found that you’ll get approximately one Pokémon every five minutes while standing still, or approximately one Pokémon every 60 seconds while walking assuming you cover at least 200 meters. If you’re out of incense and don’t want to spend money, try heading to a well-populated Pokéstop. There’s an item called a Lure Module — purchasable in the store — which works a lot like incense, only it’s used at Pokéstops and works for everybody in that area.

The more populated the area, the better chance that there will be someone using a module that you can mooch off of! Need more candy in order to evolve your Pokémon? Transfer duplicates to the Professor. If you check out your roster of Pokémon, you can tap on them and transfer them to Professor Willow in exchange for one candy. It’s best to do this with low-powered Pokémon that you already have more than one of…unless you want 40 Pidgeys. If you find eggs at Pokéstops, make sure to put them in an incubator! You have an incubator in your backpack that can hold one egg at a time. As you walk, the egg will incubate until it hatches, potentially giving you a new Pokémon and other rewards like candy. Different eggs require different distances, which indicate their rarity. A 10 km egg is more rare than a 5 km egg, and a 5 km egg is more rare than a 2 km egg. You’re therefore much more likely to get bigger rewards from a 10 km egg than from a 2 km egg.

You have a greater chance of finding Pokémon of certain types near their usual habitat. In other words, you can supposedly find more water-type Pokémon near ponds and lakes, more grass-type Pokémon in the woods, and more dark-type Pokémon at night. You can still find these Pokémon in other places too, they just appear more often in their natural habitat. We can’t guarantee you’ll find a Ghastly near your stuffed Haunter, though. You can turn off the camera while you’re capturing Pokémon, if you want. Just in case you want a more animated as opposed to IRL feel. Battery draining too fast? There’s a battery saver option in the Settings menu. Just tap on the Poké Ball to bring up the main menu, then tap on “Settings” in the upper right corner. The app runs only while it’s actually open (so if you minimize it or turn off your screen you won’t catch any Pokémon), so normally it drains your battery pretty fast. With the battery saver on, just turn your phone upside-down and the app will still run, but at very low power.