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In Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, there is a growing demand for semiautomatic shotguns as residents prepare to defend against Russian FPV drones. The shift from rifles to shotguns reflects the increasing threat posed by these drones, which have targeted civilians and infrastructure. Shooting ranges are adapting by offering training for both civilians and military personnel.
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In Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, there is a growing demand for semiautomatic shotguns as residents prepare to defend against Russian FPV drones. The shift from rifles to shotguns reflects the increasing threat posed by these drones, which have targeted civilians and infrastructure. Shooting ranges are adapting by offering training for both civilians and military personnel.
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Ukrainians are now stocking up on semiautomatic shotguns to take out Russian drones
Increased Demand for Shotguns in Ukraine Amid Drone Threats