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Automatics (assault rifles) - Russia

The A-91M automatic grenade launcher system was developed at the Tula Instrument Design Bureau (KBP) under the leadership of the famous weapons designer V.P.

Dragunov MA

The small-sized Dragunov MA assault rifle was developed by the famous Soviet small arms designer Evgeniy Fedorovich Dragunov (creator of the .

Sudaev AS-44

The Sudaev AS-44 assault rifle became the first Soviet assault rifle chambered for the new intermediate cartridge, created by the end of 1943 at OKB-44 by designers Semin and.

AK-308

The 7.62mm Kalashnikov AK-308 assault rifle was developed by the Kalashnikov concern to meet the requirements of foreign customers who need a powerful and reliable weapon.

AKMSU

The AKMSU assault rifle (a shortened assault rifle based on the AKMS 7.62mm caliber) has long been one of the mysteries of Russian weapons history. His photographs and drawings from.

AK-200

The 200 series Kalashnikov assault rifle (originally known as the "AK-200 assault rifle") was originally developed by IZHMASH OJSC around 2008-09, however.

Device 3B, TKB-059

Three-barreled machine guns designed by G.A. Korobova were developed in 1962-65 as part of R&D to improve shooting efficiency.

AMB-17

The silent, small-sized assault rifle AMB-17 is being developed by the Kalashnikov concern on the basis of the small-sized assault rifle AM-17. Automatic.

small-sized automatic machine AM-17, left view small-sized automatic machine AM-17, right view The small-sized automatic machine AM-17 was developed by the concern.

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AK-12 AK-15

Kalashnikov AK-12 assault rifle, prototype shown in 2013 Kalashnikov AK-12 assault rifle, prototype undergoing initial tests under the program.

AS-12.7

Chief designer of TsKIB SOO for small arms and cannon weapons Viktor Zelenko demonstrates the ASh-12 assault rifle chambered for 12.7x55 mm photo: Ilya.

Civil rifled

Firearms, like any other weapon, are nothing more than tools created by people to achieve certain goals. And whether “good” goals or “bad” ones will be achieved in each specific case depends solely on the people themselves. The author of this site fully shares the view that any capable and law-abiding citizen who has reached the age of majority should have the right to own a weapon. Naturally, along with this right, he must be assigned corresponding duties and responsibilities - to ensure the safety of others, first of all. As stated above, guns can be used for a variety of legal purposes. Within this section, the main attention will be paid to civilian weapons, primarily aimed at protecting people’s lives (self-defense, survival in the wild), as well as for some applied types of shooting sports (practical shooting, etc.). Most of the described samples are also suitable for hunting as well as training or recreational shooting, however, specialized samples of hunting and sporting weapons will mostly be left “behind the scenes”. It is traditionally believed that short-barreled weapons—pistols and revolvers—are most suitable for self-defense “on the street,” and the author fully shares this opinion. However, in the wild or in special conditions in cities (social unrest associated with violence, natural disasters, etc.), long-barreled weapons are a better choice due to both the longer firing range and more accurate shooting, especially under stress ( learning to shoot more or less accurately from a gun or carbine is usually easier than from a pistol). In addition, a short long-barreled weapon (carbine, short shotgun) can be a good (and often the only, in the context of a legislative ban on short-barreled weapons) weapon for protecting your home. The main requirements for self-defense weapons are simplicity, reliability, high stopping power with a minimum probability of ricochets and a short maximum lethal range of a shot (to exclude accidental victims). In addition, such a weapon must be sufficiently maneuverable, and therefore compact. Speaking about survival in the wild, the first place, as a rule, comes to the possibility of hunting small game with this weapon to provide food, as well as the possibility of protection from predators and, possibly, “unkind people.” Such weapons are usually subject to minimum weight and size requirements, while maintaining reasonable shot efficiency at short and medium ranges. Requirements for sporting weapons usually primarily include ensuring high accuracy and stability of results, and acceptable reliability. Requirements for hunting weapons can vary widely. depending on the intended types of hunts and game.

photo: Oleg Volk

And finally, always remember the 4 basic safety rules when handling weapons!

Rule #1: Treat all weapons as if they were always loaded.

Rule #2: The muzzle of a gun should always be pointed in a safe direction.

Rule #3: Keep your index finger away from the trigger until the gun is aimed and you are ready to fire.

Rule #4: Always know exactly what your goal is, what is next to it and behind it.

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Fedorov assault rifle

In 1913, Fedorov proposed an automatic rifle of his own design, chambered for the new 6.5x50 mm cartridge, developed by Fedorov himself. Fedorov's assault rifle used recoil energy with a short barrel stroke.