Learn more about Kalashnikov AK-12, AK-15 and AK-19 rifles for the Russian Ratnik Combat System or future infantry combat system as presented by Kalashnikov Media... "The AK-12, AK-15, and AK-19 assault rifle series were designed to improve the Ratnik system performance for different conditions and scenarios.

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A real steel lesson for today as Kalashnikov Media talks about the differences of the following weapons they make: AK-103, AK-203, AK-15, and the PPK-20... "In this video, we are going to answer one of the frequently asked questions — what are the actual differences between Russian Kalashnikov AK-103, AK-203, AK-15 and PPK-20 submachine gun."

Kalashnikov Media explains the main feature of the AKV-521 which is the version of the AK-12/AK-15 designed for the civilian market... "Today, people in Russia can hold 5 green slips for 5 smoothbore guns, and another 5 red slips for rifles. So, if one wanted to have two AKs - well, Saigas - chambered in 5.45, and also a 7.62 one, that'd mean three slots crossed out.

The Kalashnikov Group does a video to show the chances of surviving a highway shootout. Will it be like those seen in Hollywood? Watch and find out... "A car chase on a highway, with good guys trying to escape and bad guys shooting at the good guys. Or the other way round. The idea is basically someone shooting from a moving car, aiming at the trunk of another car that's trying to lose the tail.

Another real world lesson from Kalashikov Media, showing the differences betwee the AK47 and AK103 rifles... "In this video, we are going to answer one of the frequently asked questions - what is the actual difference between Russian Kalashnikov AK103 and AKs of previous generations."

Another torture video from Kalashnikov Media featuring an iconic Soviet gun from World War II, the PPSh... "This guy here came off the production line at the Vyatskie Polyany factory seventy-eight years ago. We're back at it and we're going to test him for endurance. GunBusters and Shpagin's submachine gun. We got 913 rounds in box and drum magazines. Let's go!"

For a real steel story, Kalashnikov Media's Gun Busters episode features the AK-103 as it goes through a torture test... "You asked for the 7.62 mm, you got your wish. Here’s an AK-103, made in 2019. Another comment stated that the rifle couldn’t penetrate anything or even shoot straight after 200 rounds. So, we got some wooden blocks, 150 mm of well-dried birch. I will shoot at them every now and then. See if we can cut through those. Let's go!"

In this video from Kalashnikov Media, they gives a quick rundown of the features of the AK-201 rifle... "The 200 series automatic retains all the advantages of the traditional AK scheme: reliability, durability and ease of maintenance. Integration into the design of the Picatinny rail machine allows you to install the necessary equipment for the effective use of weapons in various conditions, including in conditions of limited visibility.

In the Kalashnikov Evolution Series by the Kalashnikov Media, they present the latest in the continuing redesign of the iconic rifles, the new AK-12 and AK-15 rifles... "The AK-12 caliber 5.45 mm and AK-15 caliber 7.62 mm were adopted by the Russian Defense Ministry in early 2018. This gun will gradually replace the AK-74. The weapon was developed within the framework of the 'Ratnik' program as an element of a promising set of equipment for the fighters of the Armed Forces of Russia."

Learn more about the evolution of Kalashnikov rifles with Kalashnikov Media presenting the AKS74U, which is basically the most popular AK next to the traditional AK amongst airsoft players. We still have our AKS74U AEGs and we intend to keep them forever... "The AKS-74U bridges the tactical deployment gap between a submachine gun and an assault rifle. It was intended for use mainly with special forces, airborne infantry, rear-echelon support units, helicopter and armored vehicle crews.