Who invented AK and who inventored AK47

Soviet Mikhail Timofeevich Kalashnikov.

<> inventor of AK47 is Mikhail Timofeevich Kalashnikov.

Kalashnikov was born in Kazakhstan on November 10, 1919.

A small homesteader family in Kuria, a suburb of Almaty in the southeast, is the seventh child of Alexander Kalashnikov.

Technical characteristics: with World War II.

Compared with the rifles of the time, the AK-47 rifle has a short barrel, a short range (about 300 meters), and powerful firepower, which is suitable for close-range assault operations. Its bolt action is reliable, and its mechanical structure ensures that it continues to work even when firing continuously or when foreign objects such as dust enter the gun. In deserts, tropical rainforests.

In extremely harsh environments such as severe cold, the AK-47 assault rifle can still maintain a fairly good effectiveness. In addition, the gun has a simple structure, is easy to disassemble, clean and repair, and is inexpensive. The main disadvantages of the gun are that the muzzle rises seriously when firing fully automatic, the bolt frame recoil hits the bottom of the receiver, and the design of the receiver cover leads to a short aiming baseline and unsatisfactory sights, resulting in poor shooting accuracy, especially when it is difficult to shoot accurately at a distance of 300 meters, and the accuracy of continuous fire is even lower.

Kalashnikov.

-47 The full Russian name is 1947 Automatic Kalashnikov 1947 Rifle), "A" is the first letter of the Russian automatic rifle, "K" means Kalashnikov (the father of AK rifle), and "47" refers to the automatic rifle finalized in 1947. "ak" is an abbreviation of the first letter of the Russian language 1947, which should be pronounced in Russian and read as "ah ka", "ah" is a tone of 1, and "ka" is a tone of 3.

In 1944, Kalashnikov designed a semi-automatic carbine that fired the Type 1943 intermediate power bullet, using the principle of gas-guided automatic, the piston and piston rod were fixed together, but not connected to the machine gun frame, the magazine capacity was 10 rounds, the air duct was located above the barrel, this gun used a bolt rotary lock, and there were two large symmetrical locking shoots on the locking nose that rotated clockwise. This locking method is a direct reference to the American M1 Garand rifle. However, the rotating nose on this semi-automatic carbine was modified by Krasnikov, which was longer and rotated faster, which greatly increased the reliability of the action of the locking mechanism.

The development of the AK-47 actually began with this semi-automatic rifle, and the further improvement of the locking mechanism of this carbine became the core part of all automatic ** developed by Kalashnikov between 1945 and 1990, this system has been tested in practical application for more than 50 years, and has proved that it has very superior reliability, so this system is also known as the Krasnikov system. The 1945 experimental version of this semi-automatic carbine is an improved version of the 1944 experimental semi-automatic carbine, with the same basic features, with a tubular pull handle located in the upper right. The magazine design has been changed.

But the gas chamber above the barrel is a bit like Simonov's SKS semi-automatic rifle, and the shape of the gas guide already has some hints of the AK-47. In 1946, Kalashnikov began designing assault rifles. On the basis of this semi-automatic carbine, a fully automatic rifle was designed and sent to participate in the national range selection test.

The prototype gun was called the AK-46, or 1946 Automatic Rifle. The air guide device and bolt are basically the same as the semi-automatic carbine of the original design, using a stamped riveted receiver, and the firing mechanism has two types: single shot and fully automatic, and the continuous arrester is on the trigger; The entrance to the 30-round arc magazine is under the receiver, the safety lever is on the left side of the receiver, the pistol grip, the stock, foregrip and handguard are all wooden, and the muzzle brake is cylindrical.

Mikhail Timofeevich Kalashnikov (November 10, 1919 – December 23, 2013) was a famous gunsmith in Soviet Russia, famous for designing the "AK-47 assault rifle". Kalashnikov's representative works are the AK series of rifles, light machine gun RPK, general-purpose machine gun PK, shotgun SAIGA series, etc. Mikhail Timofeevich Kalashnikov went to China in 1991 for technical exchanges.

December 23, 2013"Father of AK-47"Kalashnikov died in the Russian Republic of Udmurtia at the age of 94.

AK47 is a carbine developed by Mikhail Semofeevich Kalashnikov in 1947 with intermediate firepower.

An excellent assault rifle between with a submachine gun.

AK47 was designed by Soviet gunsmith Mikhail Timofeevich Kalashnikov.

AK47 was invented by Mikhail Timofeevich Kalashnikov.

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