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[[folder: [=OTs-14=] Groza]]
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Essentially a bullpup AK-74, this family of assault rifles was developed in [[UsefulNotes/RussiansWithRustingRockets Russia]] in the tumultuous years following the fall of the Soviet Union. The Grozas (Russian for "Storm") came in several variants, the main one being the [=OT=]s-14-4A, chambering the subsonic, armor-piercing 9x39mm that was also used by the VSS Vintorez and AS Val. Experimental models were made in 7.62x39mm, 5.45x39mm and even 5.56x45mm NATO. The first one could even reuse AKM magazines and had different ballistic performance than the subsonic 9x39mm and saw limited adoption, while the other two were quickly shelved for lack of interest and funding.
The Groza was formally adopted in 1994 as a weapon for [[ElitesAreMoreGlamorous Spetsnaz units]] and other specialist units like paratroopers or combat engineers. The weapon system is designed to be modular to suit various mission parameters. When fitted with a suppressor the weapon could be fired relatively silently due to the subsonic nature of its ammunition. The foregrip and trigger group could be switched out for a trigger group accompanied by a GrenadeLauncher, with a switch deciding if the trigger fired the rifle or the grenade launcher. PSO telescopic sights can also be mounted on the carrying handle.
The weapon saw limited use in the [[UsefulNotes/TheChechnyaWars Second Chechen War]] in 1999, with production ceasing soon after and the Groza fading into obscurity.
* Appears in all ''VideoGame/{{Stalker}}'' series games in its [=OT=]s-14-4A configuration as the "[[AKA47 Tunder S14]]". It's usually carried by higher-level Duty stalkers. Like all 9x39mm rifles it's a mid-to-late game InfinityMinusOneSword, having good all around stats, and its ammo is not too rare once you buddy up to the Duty faction and they start showering you with it, or when you start fighting Monolith {{Mooks}} in the late game. Its built-in grenade launchers, like all underbarrel grenade launchers in the game, is rather anemic and AwesomeButImpractical, since rifle grenades are quite rare, expensive and heavy.
** The rare 5.45x39mm variant also shows up as a unique or very rare variant in every game, with its 5.45x39mm ammo being lighter than the 9x39mm.
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[[quoteright:572:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/ots_14_groza_1.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:572:The [=OT=]s-14-4 variant]]
Essentially a bullpup AK-74, this family of assault rifles was developed in [[UsefulNotes/RussiansWithRustingRockets Russia]] in the tumultuous years following the fall of the Soviet Union. The Grozas (Russian for "Storm") came in several variants, the main one being the [=OT=]s-14-4A, chambering the subsonic, armor-piercing 9x39mm that was also used by the VSS Vintorez and AS Val. Experimental models were made in 7.62x39mm, 5.45x39mm and even 5.56x45mm NATO. The first one could even reuse AKM magazines and had different ballistic performance than the subsonic 9x39mm and saw limited adoption, while the other two were quickly shelved for lack of interest and funding.
The Groza was formally adopted in 1994 as a weapon for [[ElitesAreMoreGlamorous Spetsnaz units]] and other specialist units like paratroopers or combat engineers. The weapon system is designed to be modular to suit various mission parameters. When fitted with a suppressor the weapon could be fired relatively silently due to the subsonic nature of its ammunition. The foregrip and trigger group could be switched out for a trigger group accompanied by a GrenadeLauncher, with a switch deciding if the trigger fired the rifle or the grenade launcher. PSO telescopic sights can also be mounted on the carrying handle.
The weapon saw limited use in the [[UsefulNotes/TheChechnyaWars Second Chechen War]] in 1999, with production ceasing soon after and the Groza fading into obscurity.
* Appears in all ''VideoGame/{{Stalker}}'' series games in its [=OT=]s-14-4A configuration as the "[[AKA47 Tunder S14]]". It's usually carried by higher-level Duty stalkers. Like all 9x39mm rifles it's a mid-to-late game InfinityMinusOneSword, having good all around stats, and its ammo is not too rare once you buddy up to the Duty faction and they start showering you with it, or when you start fighting Monolith {{Mooks}} in the late game. Its built-in grenade launchers, like all underbarrel grenade launchers in the game, is rather anemic and AwesomeButImpractical, since rifle grenades are quite rare, expensive and heavy.
** The rare 5.45x39mm variant also shows up as a unique or very rare variant in every game, with its 5.45x39mm ammo being lighter than the 9x39mm.
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** ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfare2019'' features the gun again as of the first DLC season, [[AKA47 renamed]] the "RAM-7" (named after the 7.62mm Tavor 7 variant), with a few alterations to the model including, for some reason, the replacement of the fire selector with the AUG's cross-bolt safety. The gun later returns in ''[[VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfareIII Modern Warfare III]]'s'' Season 1 update.
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** ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfare2019'' features the gun again as of the first DLC season, [[AKA47 renamed]] the "RAM-7" (named after the 7.62mm Tavor 7 variant), with a few alterations to the model including, for some reason, the replacement of the fire selector with the AUG's cross-bolt safety. The gun later returns in ''[[VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfareIII Modern Warfare III]]'s'' Season 1 update. The season 2 update adds its 9mm SMG conversion of the Tavor as the RAM-9.
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* The ''VideoGame/SWAT'' series makes plenty use of these and similar weapons - ''SWAT 2'' frequently arms the bad guys with the [=LR300=], while ''VideoGame/SWAT3'' lets the player use an [=M4A1=] with varied combinations of sights, a suppressor, and/or a 100-round drum magazine. ''VideoGame/SWAT4'' features the [=M4A1=] again with a foregrip and a flashlight as a good all-rounder.
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* The ''VideoGame/SWAT'' ''VideoGame/{{SWAT}}'' series makes plenty use of these and similar weapons - ''SWAT 2'' frequently arms the bad guys with the [=LR300=], while ''VideoGame/SWAT3'' lets the player use an [=M4A1=] with varied combinations of sights, a suppressor, and/or a 100-round drum magazine. ''VideoGame/SWAT4'' features the [=M4A1=] again with a foregrip and a flashlight as a good all-rounder.
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