The Russian arms concern "Kalashnikov" has produced more than 7 thousand full-size models of the AK-74M-M assault rifle. In connection with the introduction of a unified model of career guidance in Russian schools, they will be demonstrated to students.
The AK-74 model is a copy of the assault rifle, it corresponds to the original in weight and dimensions. Students will be able to switch the safety, cock and release the firing mechanism, disassemble and assemble the weapon. The model does not require a purchase license.
As the press service of the concern noted, the demand for the AK-74M-M model exceeds "Kalashnikov's" ability to manufacture it. This is due to the fact that the primary task of the enterprise is to fulfill the state defense order for combat weapons. But the gunsmiths have simultaneously established the production of the model.
AK-74 is a 5.45 mm Kalashnikov assault rifle. The weapon was developed in 1970 and adopted by the Armed Forces of the USSR four years later.
It was previously reported that AK-12 and AK-15 were adopted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.
