• BM Oplot
• T-84 MBTat Globalsecurity.org
• Oplot Pistol

BM Oplot

The BM Oplot is the best Main Battle Tank the Ukrainian military industry can currently offer. It is a relatively modern vehicle, but, as it almost always is in the former parts of the Soviet Union, it’s (albeit loosely) based on an old Soviet platform. The BM Oplot is essentially an upgraded version of the T-84 tank, which is itself an upgraded version of a tank called T-80UD Beryoza, which is basically a Soviet T. You'll also find a large selection of replica pistols, both modern and historic. They look and feel just like the real thing, but the cost of ammo and CO2 is a fraction of firearm ammo. If you're looking for a fun pistol plinker or a historic replica, a CO2 bb pistol is perfect for plinking in the yard, target practice or just having fun.

While every effort is made to include accurate and correct images, descriptions and pricing for all products, inadvertent errors may occur. Sportsman's Outdoor Superstore reserves the right to modify or change pricing information or descriptions without notice. 'BM Oplot' (Object 478DU-9) is currently the commercial name (aka 'T-84M') of the ultimate evolution of a long line of MBTs designed and produced in Kharkov. It's the last derivative of the good old T-64, and a direct descendant and deep modification of the T-80UD.

Variants

T-84 MBTat Globalsecurity.org

• T-84: Ukrainian Modernization of the T-80UD. New welded turret and Shtora-1 countermeasures suite, new electronics, new main gun, new armor, and 1,200 hp (895 kW) 6TD-2 diesel engine.
• T-84U: Ukrainian upgrade of the T-84. New armoured side skirts, turret-conformal Kontakt-5 explosive reactive armour, auxiliary power unit, thermal imaging sight, satellite navigation, commander's laser range-finder, muzzle reference system, and other improvements.
• T-84 Oplot: T-84U with new western-style turret, but retaining the 125 mm gun. The Oplot tank features a new welded turret with separate crew and ammunition compartments with blowout panels on the ammunition compartment, a new bustle-mounted autoloader. A small number are in service with the Ukrainian Army.
• T-84-120 Yatagan: a prototype version of Oplot tailored for evaluation by the Turkish Army (prototype designation, KERN2-120). Mounts a 120 mm main gun which fires both NATO 120 mm rounds (like the M829 DU series) and a special 120 mm version of the AT-11 Sniper ATGM. It also has automated gear shifting in place of mechanical gear selector, driver's T-bar control replacing tiller bars, air conditioning, and projectile muzzle velocity sensor, as well as differences in the fire control system, communications, etc.
• T-84 Oplot-M (Modernized), or BM Oplot: The newest and most sophisticated version of the T-84 is an upgraded version of the 'T-84 Oplot' mounting more advanced armor, new electronic countermeasure systems, and others. One visible feature is the new PNK-6 panoramic tank sight.
• BREM-84: armoured recovery vehicle
• BMU-84: bridgelayer tank
• BTMP-84: Heavy infantry fighting vehicle prototype based on the T-84 Oplot tank, with lengthened hull, an extra pair of road wheels, and a rear compartment for five infantrymen.

Variants

Oplot Pistol

• T-84: Ukrainian Modernization of the T-80UD. New welded turret and Shtora-1 countermeasures suite, new electronics, new main gun, new armor, and 1,200 hp (895 kW) 6TD-2 diesel engine.
• T-84U: Ukrainian upgrade of the T-84. New armoured side skirts, turret-conformal Kontakt-5 explosive reactive armour, auxiliary power unit, thermal imaging sight, satellite navigation, commander's laser range-finder, muzzle reference system, and other improvements.
• T-84 Oplot: T-84U with new western-style turret, but retaining the 125 mm gun. The Oplot tank features a new welded turret with separate crew and ammunition compartments with blowout panels on the ammunition compartment, a new bustle-mounted autoloader. A small number are in service with the Ukrainian Army.
• T-84-120 Yatagan: a prototype version of Oplot tailored for evaluation by the Turkish Army (prototype designation, KERN2-120). Mounts a 120 mm main gun which fires both NATO 120 mm rounds (like the M829 DU series) and a special 120 mm version of the AT-11 Sniper ATGM. It also has automated gear shifting in place of mechanical gear selector, driver's T-bar control replacing tiller bars, air conditioning, and projectile muzzle velocity sensor, as well as differences in the fire control system, communications, etc.
• T-84 Oplot-M (Modernized), or BM Oplot: The newest and most sophisticated version of the T-84 is an upgraded version of the 'T-84 Oplot' mounting more advanced armor, new electronic countermeasure systems, and others. One visible feature is the new PNK-6 panoramic tank sight.
• BREM-84: armoured recovery vehicle
• BMU-84: bridgelayer tank
• BTMP-84: Heavy infantry fighting vehicle prototype based on the T-84 Oplot tank, with lengthened hull, an extra pair of road wheels, and a rear compartment for five infantrymen.