Ping!
Are those rivets?
Some more details about the Lazar, from Military today.com
( http://www.military-today.com/apc/lazar.htm )
“Vehicle has a welded steel hull. Front arc provides protection against 12.7-mm armor-piercing rounds and all-round protection is against 7.62-mm armor-piercing rounds and artillery shell splinters. The Lazar can be fitted with add-on composite armor, attached to the basic armor. Damaged add-on armor sections can be replaced in field conditions. Furthermore protection of this APC can be further enhanced with explosive reactive armor, which protects against RPG-7 rounds. NBC protection system is optional.”
“The Lazar is well protected against mines. Vehicle has a V-shaped hull and significant ground clearance. Seats are attached to the roof rather than floor. This armored personnel carrier can withstand 6 kg anti-tank mine blast under any wheel or floor.”
Entered service ?
Crew 3 men
Personnel 10 men
Dimensions and weight
Weight (empty) 16.3 t
Weight 28 t
Length 7.25 m
Width 2.4 m
Height 2.45 m
Armament
Main gun 20-mm cannon
Machine guns 1 x 7.62-mm
Mobility
Engine diesel
Engine power ~ 400 hp
Maximum road speed over 90 km/h
Range 600 km
Maneuverability
Gradient ?
Side slope ?
Vertical step ?
Trench ?
Fording ?
Interesting. Reminds me of the South African Ratel.