AK-19, AM-17: Review of Russian-made rifle novelties

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AK-19, AM-17: Review of Russian-made rifle novelties

At the recent forum "Army-2020", a lot of new products in the field of various weapons were presented. A separate conversation is about the rifle weapons... To attract attention and increase opportunities to expand the market for products, manufacturers take a variety of steps. One of the steps is the creation of models of Russian small arms under the cartridges characteristic of the NATO military bloc.

One of the new products presented at the forum was the AK-19. The Kalashnikov concern created this weapon under a 5,56 caliber live cartridge, which is attributed to the NATO caliber. The goal is clear - an attempt to catch on to the weapon market, which was usually out of reach.



New weapons on the Army-2020 forum are described in detail on the Lazarev Tactical channel. The aforementioned AK-19, a version of the AK-12 for an "unconventional" caliber, is also being considered.

The video also presents a small-sized Kalashnikov AM-17 assault rifle of 5,45 mm caliber. This weapon also has a silent modification for special units. The author of the video talks about how shooting from such a machine gun is carried out, noting that the weapon is quite comfortable to hold, it allows you to exercise a fairly strong grip.

The article contains details about these and other new rifle news from the forum:

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    1. 0
      23 September 2020 08: 33
      the new body kit is "new" ... yes ...
    2. 9PA
      +1
      23 September 2020 08: 46
      We need a new cartridge of type 7,62 NATO and a complex for it.
    3. 0
      23 September 2020 08: 55
      Why is this AK under 223Rem a novelty?
      1. +2
        23 September 2020 10: 55
        Quote: Deck
        Why is this AK under 223Rem a novelty?

        Apparently imply that the base for the alteration was the "new" AK-12 request ...
    4. +4
      23 September 2020 12: 16
      Indeed, Kalashnikov designed weapons for centuries. Seventy-three years ago he created - and still is, "a novelty of domestic production" !!!
      1. 0
        21 October 2020 19: 04
        Beautiful toys ...
    5. 0
      23 September 2020 16: 41
      Is this Kalashnikov creating weapons for our enemies? Like our 5,45 caliber.
      1. +1
        23 September 2020 17: 07
        The design itself allows the use of almost any small caliber. From the classic 7.62x54 and 5.45x39, to the exotic like 223rem or the entire NATO zoo. Kalashnikov made a unique mechanism.
        1. 0
          8 December 2020 17: 28
          Brandon Herrera makes an AK under .50 BMG.
      2. 0
        25 September 2020 03: 56
        Quote: Ros 56
        Is this Kalashnikov creating weapons for our enemies? Like our 5,45 caliber.

        Obviously for export
        PS: What are "our enemies"?
        1. 0
          25 September 2020 19: 56
          Well, this good that is enough against us in the world.
      3. +2
        25 September 2020 16: 17
        there are no enemies on the market, there are competitors ...
    6. +1
      24 September 2020 14: 59
      Where is the double-sided cocking handle and safety catch? Where is the shutter delay? What is the technological complexity of implementing this? After all, it was all in the first version ..
      1. +1
        26 September 2020 09: 19
        Probably for a long time there will be "swing" to individual new products on the AK12 under the general nameplate "improvement". But unless this is the case, the main thing is PR menagery !!!
    7. 0
      25 September 2020 23: 43
      I want to say: Well, what's new, what is the article for? Concern to promote?
      1. 0
        26 October 2020 19: 24
        This Kalashnikov concern is fixated on the Kalashnikov automation scheme with a gas piston, they could try to create a light machine gun chambered for 5.45 x 39 with a free breechblock
        1. 0
          8 December 2020 17: 36
          Quote: agond
          light machine gun chambered for 5.45 x 39 with a free breechblock

          I would look at it!
          1. 0
            13 December 2020 16: 06
            If we make it so that the bounce time of the free bolt (after hitting the 5.45x39 cartridge in the chamber) is longer than the duration of the shot, then it will be a machine gun with a free bolt
            1. 0
              17 December 2020 09: 35
              PPS-43 has a gate mass - 550 g. Energy - about 500 J. Energy 5,45x39 mm - about 1400 J.
              Now imagine how much mass the shutter should have and what force the return spring must have so that the shutter does not open prematurely.
              1. 0
                3 January 2021 23: 26
                If you draw two curved lines on one graph
                - pressure curve of the force of impact (rebound) of the free shutter on the sleeve from the outside
                - curve of gas pressure to the bottom of the liner from the inside
                see
                1 our curves do not coincide in time
                2 the duration of the impact force of the free shutter is very short and, moreover, it ends "long" before the pressure peak from the gases,
                In other words, it is required
                1 increase the bounce time of the shutter
                2 to combine the beginning of the time of action of the pressures from the impact of the shutter with the peak of the pressure of the powder gases
                1. 0
                  5 January 2021 12: 41
                  By the way, there is a well-known Atchisson AA-12 machine gun, weighing about 5 kg and a free bolt mass of 1.5 kg, shoots 12 libram cartridges with a plastic sleeve that does not break when fired, of course the 5.45x39 paron sleeve is conical, but this is all solvable, you just need increase the duration of the free shutter pulse

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