History of the AK-47

>>32992822
>1 minute about WW2
>4 minutes about the STG-44
>1 minute about Hugo Schemisser working in klasnikov's factory
>receive your A*

It most commonly fires 7.62x39 and 5.45x39 enjoy your A

>>32992822
Just copy everything from this Podcast
http://blogs.reuters.com/great-debate/2015/09/23/podcast-the-ak-47-a-weapon-so-simple-even-a-child-can-use-it-and-they-do/

>>32992822
There really aren't any. People like Tantal on AKForum will be about as close as you can get.

>>32992822
The AK-47 was designed in North Korea by Eugen Stoner in 1949. It's name comes from the fact that a bullet can go through 47 prisoners of war bound together. The AK-47 fires a 76.2mm bullet that could easily take out Japanese tanks. It was judged to deadly by the Geneva Convention of Canada and got banned in 1973. In 1974 Russia introduced a new rifle, the AK-74 that fires poisonous bullets. This weapon is still used now by the Navy SEALS and Russian DEVGRU. In 2014 the US government banned the import of poisonous bullets because of numerous school shootings.

As liberal as colleges are they gonna put u on a list..why?

>>32995112
I did a paper for an English class in high school about the AK, went over fine.

>>32992822
ROLL UP WITH THE DRACO

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>>32993538
I am a public school teacher and can confirm that all of this is accurate. Also you talking about guns scares me, so I'm going to recommend to the principal that you be expelled.

>>32995439
FUCK QUAVO

>>32993538
Holy fuck I'm dead please more

>>32995695
FUCK MIGOS

I was having issues with my group on a group project and considered just dropping those fools and doing my presentation on the Ma Deuce

The new rifle for the Russian army will be the AK-12. It's a fully automatic 12 gauge shotgun based on the M-16. The AK-12 is covered in rails to mount laser targetting optics. The switch to 12 gauge caliber was decided because the poison ammo took too long to kill its targets - it's mainly why the Russian army lost the Chechen War (for comparison Russia won WWII using the 76.2mm AK). 12 gauge kills in a more deadly and humane manner - one shot one kill.

My name is Pr. Hector Throcmorton, professor of military history at Rochester University, and I confirm everything that was written so far.

>>33000666
Those digits reconfirm this man's acumen, and his credentials are beyond reproach.

Bump for more historical facts.

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German tank hit by AK-47.

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Their parents worked in a AK74 factory.

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Here is a comparison between the poison bullet (notice the purple poison ring) and a common 5.56x45mm round. Fortunately, the poison isn't water resistant. During the Chechen War, Russian soldiers were exposed to rain, high levels of humidity, and were forced to crawl through mud. The poison quickly washed off.

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Here is a close up on the AK-12's receiver. You can see the laser targeting pod mounted on the rifle, and the fire-selector that can be switched to safe, exploding bullets, smart bullets, and normal bullets. Notice also how the gun has no markings - it's a ghost gun, probably made from ceramics to fool airports' metal detectors.

And here is a picture of former Army SEAL Larry Snickers firing an AK-12 mock-up at Kalashnikov's Izhevsk factory.

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On this picture, the targeting pod can be clearly seen. Also, notice the quality Russian earpro.

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Here is a picture from Eugen Stoner, the inventor of the AK-47.

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This is a short carbine version of Kalasnikov K (for "Kurtz" or "Stubby")

And here's a picture of Michael H. Von Kalashnikow, a German POW, who was forced to help Eugene Stoner developing the AK. He died in gulag XXII in 1957 from gonorrhea.

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>>33001729
Exactly, here's a picture of Eugen Stoner working on this project in 1952.

>>33001761
>>33001714
poor dude had an accident in 1962 where he lost all his hair and gained his purple head which is a russian tradition under people over 60 years old.

>>33001769
It was probably from working on the 5.45mm poison bullets.