Ak74 Aks 74u 5 45mm Kalashnikov S A Photo On Flickriver
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Ak74 Aks 74u 5 45mm Kalashnikov S A Photo On Flickriver Tags: 5.45 ak74 aks 74u more » ak soviet russian « less sets appears in: • new album1 groups appears in: • ak 47!. 300–400 m (330–440 yd) the aks 74u is a specialized shortened version of the world’s most famous assault rifle. when the soviets adopted the kalashnikov 7.62 mm rifle, they abandoned their submachine guns, but in later years realized that they had been too hasty and needed a more compact weapon for occupants of vehicles. introduction the.
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Ak74 Carbine Starting in 2018, many older ak 74 type rifles in the front line units of the russian army are being replaced by the most modern weapon in this family, the kalashnikov ak 12 assault rifle. the kalashnikov ak 74m upgraded with the km ak kit. the ak74 type, 5.45mm assault rifles were also manufactured in east germany, bulgaria, poland, and romania. Y. yom kippur war. kalashnikov aksu 74 (aks 74u) historythe aksu 74 represents a submachine gun derivative of the full sized aks assault rifle. both feed the 5.45x39.5mm soviet intermediate rifle cartridge cartridge but the aksu 74 is a shortened version of the full length assault form with an overall compact. The ak 74 was designed by А. d. kryakushin's group under the designer supervision of m. t. kalashnikov. based on the competition results, this assault rifle was included in the inventory in 1974 as part of the 5.45 mm small arms complex. the cartridge used in the ak 74 weighs 1.5 times less as compared with the 7.62 mm cartridge. In this video miles (who is currently on a 2 month hike in wisconsin) discuss the history of the famous kalashnikov aks 74u.the “krink” was developed and adopted by the spetsnaz in the 1970s.it gained infamy in afghanistan during the 1980s where it was disliked by the russian special forces, but very popular with the pashtun mujahadeen, who gave it the name “krinkov”.read more about.
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