AK:M Cartridge:7.62x39mm Ture:Assault Rifle Clip size:30 The modernized 7.62-mm Kalashnikov assault rifle (AKM, Index GRAU  - 6P1 ) is an assault rifle adopted by the Armed Forces of the USSR in 1959 to replace the AK assault rifle (Index GRAU  - 56-A-212 ) and is its further development. AKM A typeMachineA countryUSSRService historyYears of operation1959 - presentAdopted1959In servicesee operating countriesWars and conflictsVietnam War Laos Civil War Cambodian Civil War Cambodian -Vietnamese Conflict Lebanon Civil War Afghan War (1979-1989) Iran-Iraq War Karabakh War Civil War in Somalia Civil War in Georgia Yugoslav Wars Armed Conflict in Transnistria War in Abkhazia ( 1992-1993) South Ossetian war (1991-1992) Ossetian-Ingush conflict Civil war in Tajikistan First Chechen war Second Chechen war Invasion of militants into Dagestan War in Afghanistan (2001-2014) Iraqi war Narkovoy in Mexico Armed conflict in South Ossetia (2008) Fight against terrorism in the North Caucasus (2009-2017) Civil war in Libya (2011) Civil war in Syria Civil war in Iraq Tuareg uprising (2012-2013) Armed conflict in eastern Ukraine Civil war in Yemen (since 2014) Armed conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh (2020)Production historyConstructorKalashnikov, Mikhail TimofeevichDesigned by1950sManufacturerIzhevsk Machine-Building PlantProduction years1959 - 1977Optionssee optionsSpecificationsWeight, kg empty / loaded 3.1 / 3.6 (AKM) 3.3 / 3.8 (AKMS) empty / loaded magazine 0.17 / 0.66 (light 890/1020 (with an attached bayonet-knife) Barrel length , mm415Cartridge7.62 x 39 mm (See Ammo ) [1]Caliber , mm7.62Work principlesremoval of powder gases , butterfly valveRate of fire , rounds / min40 (combat single) 100 (combat bursts) ~ 600 (technical) [1] Bullet muzzle velocity , m / s715Sighting range , m1000 [1]Maximum range, m400 ( actual fire ) 1500 ( lethal bullet effect ) 3000 (bullet The author of the AK-47 assault rifle, Mikhail Kalashnikov, wrote a letter to Patriarch Kirill a year and a half before his death, expressing regret over the creation of the world's most famous firearm. The Moscow Patriarchate told the BBC they had already written a reply to the Kalashnikov. The letter was published in the Izvestia newspaper. According to journalists, the letter was delivered by a person close to the designer. The letter was typed on a computer and signed by Mikhail Kalashnikov. According to Denis Telmanov, a correspondent for the Izvestia newspaper, the letter may have been written in the language of a priest who visited the Kalashnikov. In the letter, Kalashnikov described himself as an Orthodox Christian, described the AK-47 as a strange weapon, and said that Americans during the Cold War were friends of Soviet citizens. Kalashnikov has said several times in his ian. I have a share in this… Even if the dead are my enemies… stay? " Kalashnikov writes about how he became a believer with s, and how he resisted the museum to be built in his honor and agreed to rebuild the Church of St. Michael in Izhevsk, which was destroyed in the 1930s. Pride of the Soviets The Kalashnikov assault rifle was created in 1947 and is one popular inventions of the twentieth century. The machine gun has become the most widely used weapon in the world and is now used by the armed forces of more than 100 countries. n the battlefields of Angola, Vietnam, Algeria and Afghanistan. Palestinian groups also use Kalashnikov assault rifles, which were also used by Osama bin Laden. The weapon is relatively simple, inexpensive, and reliable and easy to use on the battlefield. Mikhail Kalashnikov was born on November 10, 1919, in the village of Kurya in the Altai Krai. He was one of 18 children in the family. Only six of the children survived. The Kalashnikov was drafted into the Red Army in 1938, and his creativity was used to increase the efficiency of weapons and equipment used in Soviet tanks. In October 1941, the tank he was driving was hit by a German shell and wounded. After that, he invented the firearm, which made his name famous. At a military hospital, one of his comrades asked why the Russian army did not have weapons similar to those of the German army. "So I invented a submachine gun for a soldier. It was called a Kalashnikov assault rifle," said Mikhail Kalashnikov himself. The new weapon began to be used by the Soviet armed forces in 1949 and was awarded the Stalin Prize. It was just one of the prizes Kalashnikov received. Later, Mikhail Kalashnikov was awarded a number of prizes, including the Order of Lenin and the Hero of Socialist Labor. In 1987, Mikhail Kalashnikov was awarded the title of "Honorary Citizen" of the Republic of Udmurtia. On his 75th birthday, President Yeltsin awarded him the title of Major General. olume_up content_copyshare ольше информации об этом исходном тексте Чтобы ите исходный текст Боковые панели This term has other meanings, see Kalashnikov assault rifle (disambiguation) . The AKM request is redirected here; see also other meanings .

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