History Of AK-47

history of the ak 47

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[hardware199]

Reliable, rugged, cheap in producing, simple to fix, easy to handle and dis- and reassemble, amazing firepower and optimal accuracy. Like all Russian weapons!

[KalashnikovKid762]

So many fucking idiot kids in the comments all debating about AR-15 vs AK-47. You stupid candy ass faggots don't own either rifle let alone have any experience with them. Pure fucking faggotry. Dumb fucks saying AR-15s are unreliable (even though they don't own one), and retards saying AK-47s are inaccurate (they never shot one) even though you can easily get 2.5" groups at 100 yards with a quality AK.

[legojasonman]

@1d0ntc4r3 duuu :B

[elox02]

@McCarthy331 even if you wanted to use a newer ak variant even chambered in 7.62x39 ak103 are basically a 74 set up chambered in 7.62x39 with all the changes the 74 made (which was minimal) and essentially functionally the same as an AKM.

[elox02]

@McCarthy331 major differences besides caliber of the AKMs usually shown and an ak 74 1:90 degree gas block not 45 2: gas vents at gas block where gas tube meets not on has tube 3: slightly lighter piston and BCG. 4: slightly different trunnions 5: slightly different front sight post. 6: slightly different furniture. The only real difference is the round used functionally the 74 is very similar to the AKM an wouldn't have made much difference (minus the ballistics of the round)

[1d0ntc4r3]

One of my favourite guns on video games 8-)

[TypicalRandom]

@KalashnikovKid762 Easy there Son! Yer startin' to scare people!

[McCarthy331]

anybody else notice how when comparing the two rifles (ar15 and ak47) one will often see an older ak47 vs a much newer more modern AR style weapon. realy what would be fair would be to compare a newer ak74 versus an ar15. I think that would be a fair challenge to both designs.

[MrDocMinecraft]

@KalashnikovKid762 I am 13 years old I have shot both an AR-15 and an AK-47. Both are accurate and neither have ever jammed when I have shot one. Don't think that because someone is young they have not shot weapons like this. Please don't be an ass if you reply.

[taguataguatagua]

esta arma lezumbo la raja a los gringos jajajajajjajaj

[elox02]

@TacticalTuckFard for one I would use the proper tool to dig "shovel" as I use a hammer to drive nails not a torque wrench and take care of that tool as well. Also it really depends on the AR brand. I've run quality tier 1 ARs through hell and they function fine. I have utmost confidence in my newer BCM/Spikes/DD build. I've also seen bargain bin crap or inexperienced franken ARs function very poorly.

[TacticalTuckFard]

@KalashnikovKid762 i agree with you to an extent. i have owned an ar15 and still own an ak. if you don't keep an ar15 well lubed and clean it does have more tendency to malfunction. i've stuck my ak in mud and used it to gain surface area when climbing up a muddy bank and fired it after the mud dried on it. i used an ak mag to dig a large rock out from under my vehicle when i got it stuck and it fired reliably with the dirt in the mag. ar's are great, but the ak is a monster.