Although what everyone is saying is still possible, there seems to be support for this.
https://www.military.com/kitup/2019/...lacements.html
It is still a couple of years off, so things can change.
Although what everyone is saying is still possible, there seems to be support for this.
https://www.military.com/kitup/2019/...lacements.html
It is still a couple of years off, so things can change.
We were talking about this 3 years ago.
https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....e-in-7-62-NATO
The newly adopted AK-12 doesn't incorporate the balanced recoil action, but the other winner of the military trials, the A-545 (a modernized AEK-971) does. The AEK-971 was not a Kalashnikov design. Interestingly the AEK-971 had lost the 1990s era Project Abakan trials to the overly complex Nikonov AN-94. Supposedly Kalashnikov's AK-12 will be widely issued, whereas the A-545 (and A-762) will be available to special troops.Originally Posted by Tokarev
Vickers seemed surprised with how well it performed.
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The Big Aug - Australian AUG prototype in 6.8x51:
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