"Kalashnikov" launched the sale of new carbines "Saiga-MK"
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Kalashnikov Concern, part of Rostec State Corporation, launched the Saiga-MK self-loading karabiners for sale in 7,62 caliber 30 and 33, developed on the basis of AK103 Kalashnikov and AK104 shortened Kalashnikov, AKXNUMX, respectively, reports press office concern.
New items are maximally unified with combat analogues in appearance, weight, weight, ergonomics and reliability. Carabiners can be used for training and sport shooting, as well as hunting.
The Saiga-MK carbines in the 30 and 33 versions are completed with a magazine in an elongated body, a folding butt made of impact-resistant polymer, an automatic locking trigger that prevents firing when the butt is folded. In the lower part of the polymer forearm, a Picatinny rail is made to install additional accessories such as a front handle or a rifle flashlight.
The receiver has a cartridge guide that increases the reliability of the supply of cartridges (including with a semi-shell bullet) and allows athletes to use cartridges for 30 stores. There is an aiming bar with markings up to 1000 meters for 30 versions and up to 500 meters for 33 versions.
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