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Two US soldiers firing Zastava M70 and AKM rifle during training

Zastava M70: A Yugoslav derivative of Kalashnikov rifle

The Zastava M70 is a semi-automatic rifle based on the Kalashnikov design and is chambered for the 7.62x39mm round. It was developed and produced

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An Afghan National Police officer in September 2010, equipped with a modified AMD-65 with an attached hybrid telescopic sight that has the EOTech Holographic weapon sight. — An Afghan National Police officer in September 2010, equipped with a modified AMD-65 with an attached hybrid telescopic sight that has the EOTech Holographic weapon sight (Photo: XY)

AMD-65: A Hungarian copy of venerable AKM

The AMD-65 is a short-barreled version of the AKM manufactured by Hungary. It was intended as a new rifle for Hungarian Armed Forces, primarily for armored infantry and paratrooper units. The rifle

4 years ago

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The world's most popular weapon - AK-47 Assault Rifle — A group of soldier standing at the shooting range firing their AK-47 assault rifles and AK-74 assault rifles (Photo: Pinterest)

AK-47: The World’s Most Iconic Assault Rifle

The AK-47 has earned a legendary status as one of the most reliable and widely used assault rifles ever produced. With over 100 million units manufactured globally, it remains the most distributed

4 years ago

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Global Trades SSR-99 AK pattern rifle (Photo: XY)

SSR-99: A milled Bulgarian AK produced in the United States

The SSR-99 is a milled U.S.-made AK produced by Global Trades. The rifle has a milled receiver similar to that of the SLR-95. The rifles are made from Bulgarian parts shipped to

4 years ago

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Bulgarian SLR-95 rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm (Photo: XY)

SLR-95: A Bulgarian AK pattern rifle

The Bulgarian SLR-95 is a milled AK variant imported into the United States from 1994 to 1998. It is a post-ban version of the AK produced by Arsenal of Bulgaria. The rifle

4 years ago

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