All About Kalashnikov...

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Ak dihasilkan untuk conscript army...tu pasal low maintenance. Dari segi accuracy kurang tu, almaklum la Red Army dulu kan steamroll jadi massed firepower compensate lack of accuracy

Subject: Re: All About Kalashnikov... Thu Feb 16, 2012 5:02 pm

askar n polis kt mesir sni pn dok guna AK jgk..

Subject: Re: All About Kalashnikov... Thu Feb 16, 2012 9:06 pm

yang menarik tentang AK-47 - beberapa negara menggunakan bentoknya dalam lambang @ logo negara......

Subject: Re: All About Kalashnikov... Fri Feb 17, 2012 1:05 pm

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Kalashnikov AK-12 assault rifle (Russia)

Caliber : 5.45x39, 5.56x45, 7,62x39; 7,62x51 NATO
Action : Gas operated, rotary bolt
Length, mm : 945 / 725
Barrel length, mm : 415
Weight, kg : 3.3 (less magazine)
Rate of fire, rounds/minute : 600/1000
Magazine capacity, rounds : 30 or 60

Kalashnikov AK-12 assault rifle is a newest creation of the IZMASH factory. It is intended to replace in production older Kalashnikov AK-74M and AK-100-series rifles for domestic use (by Russian army and LE), as well as for export. It was first displayed to press in January, 2012, and is believed to be still in development. AK-12 apparently stands for “Avtomat Kalashnikova, 2012”. Kalashnikov AK-12 assault rifle is planned to be available in two versions – “light” and “heavy”, with former adapted for cartridges like 5.45x39, 5.56x45, 6.5 Grendel and 7,62x39, and the latter for more powerful cartridges like 7,62x51 NATO. The main goal in development of the Kalashnikov AK-12 assault rifle appears to be to improve ergonomics and tactical flexibility of the weapon, while maintaining traditional high reliability and simplicity of the parent weapon. It is yet to be seen if Kalashnikov AK-12 assault rifle will live up to these expectations.

Kalashnikov AK-12 assault rifle is gas operated, selective fire weapon using traditional “Kalashnikov type” action with long stroke gas piston and rotary bolt locking. Barrel has improved rifling for better accuracy, and a revised muzzle brake with NATO-standard external diameter of 22mm, allowing launching of rifle grenades of foreign manufacture. The receiver is redesigned, key modification being new top cover of more rigid design. It is hinged at the front and opens up and forward for disassembly and maintenance. Top cover latch release lever is located at the rear of receiver, right side, behind the safety. Safety / fire selector unit is also revised, to provide more ergonomic ambidextrous switch with 4 positions (Safe, Semi-auto, 3-rd bursts, Automatic). Safety / selector levers are located above the pistol grip, at both sides of the gun. Charging handle is moved forward to be removably attached to the gas piston, and can be installed on either side of the gun. New side-folding, telescoping adjustable stock is provided for AK-12. Kalashnikov AK-12 assault rifle features integral Picatinny rail at the top cover, and additional accessory rails at the top and both sides of the forend. Bottom section of the forend is available in two versions – with rail (to accept various ‘tactical’ accessories like lights and foregrips) or plain one (to accept standard 40mm grenade launchers like GP-25 or GP-30). In “light” version Kalashnikov AK-12 assault rifle will accept all ‘legacy’ magazines in its respective caliber, such as 30-round AKM or AK-74 and 40-round RPK / 45-round RPK-74 magazines. Additionally, new, 4-stack, 60-round box magazine is planned to be issued for AK-12.

Subject: Re: All About Kalashnikov... Fri Feb 17, 2012 1:18 pm

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Kalashnikov AK-101 assault rifle with 40mm GP-30 underbarrel grenade launcher

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Kalashnikov AK-101 assault rifle (Russia)

Caliber : 5.56x45 mm NATO
Action : Gas operated, rotating bolt with 2 lugs
Length, mm:overall : 943; w/folded stock: 700;
Barrel lenght : 415 mm
Weight : 3.4 kg empty
Rate of fire : 600 rounds per minute
Magazine capacity : 30 rounds

The AK-101 assault rifle is an export version of the 5.45mm Kalashnikov AK-74M assault rifle. The main difference between AK-101 and AK-74M is in ammunition used - the AK-101 is chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO ammunition. Otherwise it is basically the same as the AK-74M, which is current standard issue rifle of the Russian army.

Subject: Re: All About Kalashnikov... Fri Feb 17, 2012 1:22 pm

variasi AK nih diwujudkan berdasarkan ape ye..? sama ada keupayaan, atau peredaran zaman..?

Subject: Re: All About Kalashnikov... Fri Feb 17, 2012 1:26 pm

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Kalashnikov AK-103 assault rifle (Russia)

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Kalashnikov AK-103 assault rifle (Russia)

Caliber : 7.62x39 M43
Action : Gas operated, rotating bolt with 2 lugs
Length, mm : overall: 943; w/folded butt 700;
Barrel Length, mm : 415
Weigth : 3.4 kg empty
Magazine capacity: 30 rounds
Rate of fire : 600 rounds per minute

The Kalashnikov AK-103 assault rifle is a modification of the current Russian standard issue AK-74M rifle for older 7.62x39mm ammunition. It is primary intended forexport, although it is belived that few AK-103 are in use by various Russian special Law Enforcement groups, which prefer 7.62mm over 5.45mmfor its better stopping power. So far the biggest buyer for AK-103 assault rifles was the Venezuela, which in 2006 bought 100,000 AK-103 rifles and is intent to purchase the manufacturing license and necessary equipment for domestic production of this weapon.

The AK-103 is technically similar to AK-74M except for caliber and magazines used; any 7.62mm AK / AKM type magazine can be used in AK-103, but rifles now are issued with new production 30-round magazines made of black polymer.

Subject: Re: All About Kalashnikov... Fri Feb 17, 2012 1:43 pm

kapokbesi wrote:

variasi AK nih diwujudkan berdasarkan ape ye..? sama ada keupayaan, atau peredaran zaman..?

tedapat variasi kerana:
1- keupayaan - kaliber2 yang berlainan, panjang barrel dan juga magazines yang berbeza2..
2- penggunaan - dalam elemen ketenteraan yang berlainan e.g: navy, SOF etc..
3- market - eksport ke negara2 pembeli dengan spec masing2, begitu juga dengan pemasangan sendiri yang buat sedikit perubahan.
4- penambahbaikan bahan - penggunaan bahan2 baru seperti polimer etc..
5- penambahbaikan desaign dan eksesori - eg. butstock lipat, rail for scope, special muzzle devices (flash / blast reducers), grenade laumchers etc.. juga pengurangan slm mekanism operasi yang mengurangkan recoil jump..

ha ha .. aku bantai jer, kalau salah otai2 jangan marah ye... :p

Subject: Re: All About Kalashnikov... Fri Feb 17, 2012 1:48 pm

Steven 12 wrote:

kapokbesi wrote:

variasi AK nih diwujudkan berdasarkan ape ye..? sama ada keupayaan, atau peredaran zaman..?

tedapat variasi kerana:
1- keupayaan - kaliber2 yang berlainan, panjang barrel dan juga magazines yang berbeza2..
2- penggunaan - dalam elemen ketenteraan yang berlainan e.g: navy, SOF etc..
3- market - eksport ke negara2 pembeli dengan spec masing2, begitu juga dengan pemasangan sendiri yang buat sedikit perubahan.
4- penambahbaikan bahan - penggunaan bahan2 baru seperti polimer etc..
5- penambahbaikan desaign dan eksesori - eg. butstock lipat, rail for scope, special muzzle devices (flash / blast reducers), grenade laumchers etc.. juga pengurangan slm mekanism operasi yang mengurangkan recoil jump..

ha ha .. aku bantai jer, kalau salah otai2 jangan marah ye... :p

hahaha..da bgtau bru mntak mahap..terbaek la steven..aku rse mgkn jgk sebb tu kot..permintaan utk kesan lebh efektif utk masa sekrg ni memg tinggi..lgi2 perang konvensional..tp, klu ade exact facts dri senior gunner, lagi bagus..hehe.. Smile

Subject: Re: All About Kalashnikov... Fri Feb 17, 2012 2:09 pm

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These two gold AK-47′s are on display at the Defense Intelligence Agency in Washington, D.C. They once belonged to Saddam Hussein. Pretty, but deadly.

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Subject: Re: All About Kalashnikov... Fri Feb 17, 2012 7:11 pm

Steven 12 wrote:

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These two gold AK-47′s are on display at the Defense Intelligence Agency in Washington, D.C. They once belonged to Saddam Hussein. Pretty, but deadly.

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bukn maen emas lagi AK nih...