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==Usage of AK pattern rifles by Socialist{{efn|Including revisionist states}} States==
==Usage of AK pattern rifles by Socialist States==


==Notes==
==Notes==
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Revision as of 21:47, 10 December 2025

The AK Rifle (Avtomat Kalashnikova[a]) refers to a pattern of assault rifles designed by Mikhail Kalashnikov. The first production models of the rifles are colloquially known as the "AK-47". The AK was adopted in 1949, replacing the SKS as standard issue rifle of the Soviet Union. The AK would become the standard issue rifle of many socialist states and other countries supported by them.

Variants of AK pattern rifles

This gallery does not contain civilian and export models (with a few exceptions whenever relevant) and includes rifles from capitalist countries and previously socialist countries that restored capitalism.

East German AK variants

Hungarian AK variants

Romanian AK variants

Yugoslav and Serbian AK models

Albanian AK models

Chinese AK models

North Korean AK models


Usage of AK pattern rifles by Socialist States

Notes

  1. Russian:Автомат Калашникова