The scouts of the combined arms army of the Air Defense Forces re-equipped with a new machine gun

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The Ministry of Defense continues to re-equip the Russian army with new assault rifles. According to the press service of the military department, a batch of the latest AK-12s entered the Eastern Military District.

The new AK-12 Kalashnikov assault rifle was re-equipped by scouts from the combined arms army of the Air Defense Forces stationed in Buryatia. How many machines in the received batch are not reported, it is noted that all weapon intended for intelligence and special forces. The received AK-12s have already been zeroed in at military training grounds.



The new weapon comes as part of the state defense order to replace the AK-74M Kalashnikov assault rifles in service with the troops. It is emphasized that the new AK-12 assault rifles have increased barrel wear resistance due to new technologies used by the manufacturer. In the machine, the shortcomings identified in the framework of the experimental military operation have been corrected.

AK-12 has an increased accuracy of fire and improved ergonomics. The buttstock is foldable, adjustable in length, there is a Picatinny rail on the receiver. A 40-mm grenade launcher is installed on the machine.

Deliveries of AK-12s to the Russian army began in December 2018, when the Ministry of Defense received 2,5 new assault rifles. On the adoption of the AK-12 (5,45 mm caliber) and AK-15 (7,62 mm) assault rifles, as well as the AEK-971 (5,45 mm) and AEK-973 (7,62 mm) assault rifles, the War Department officially announced in March 2019. In total, within the framework of a three-year contract, more than 150 thousand AK-12 and AK-15 assault rifles are to be supplied to the Russian Armed Forces.
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  1. +2
    3 November 2021 13: 03
    This certainly suggests that Russia is concentrating its troops on the border with Ukraine! laughing
    1. +3
      3 November 2021 13: 04
      What do you mean? I noticed a little different.
      In total, within the framework of a three-year contract, more than 150 thousand AK-12 and AK-15 assault rifles are to be supplied to the Russian Armed Forces.

      It will not be enough. Our army is about 10 times larger. Plus, something needs to be placed in the NZ too.
      But I think there will be more contracts ...
      1. +8
        3 November 2021 13: 06
        And where did AEK-971 (5,45 mm) and AEK-973 (7,62 mm) go ... Silence ...
        1. +1
          3 November 2021 13: 15
          Quote: SaLaR
          And where did AEK-971 (5,45 mm) and AEK-973 (7,62 mm) go ..

          Can get into "storage" in the mines of Donbass feel
        2. Maz
          -11
          3 November 2021 13: 32
          Quote: SaLaR
          And where did AEK-971 (5,45 mm) and AEK-973 (7,62 mm) go ... Silence ...

          Do you need it? After five thousand shots, the mechanic begins to seize, after five hundred, it is necessary to wipe off the soot and the lag when firing, after 10000 it is necessary to change the mechanics ...
          1. +7
            3 November 2021 14: 07
            Quote: Maz
            Quote: SaLaR
            And where did AEK-971 (5,45 mm) and AEK-973 (7,62 mm) go ... Silence ...

            Do you need it? After five thousand shots, the mechanic begins to seize, after five hundred, it is necessary to wipe off the soot and the lag when firing, after 10000 it is necessary to change the mechanics ...


            Have you ever wondered why this is so? Maybe because it is much more complicated than an ordinary Kalash? Well, yes, accurate and heaped weapons always have serious flaws in the reliability of the automation, but the special forces receive a decent apparatus, the FSIN and the MTR appreciated
        3. +2
          3 November 2021 14: 04
          Quote: SaLaR
          And where did AEK-971 (5,45 mm) and AEK-973 (7,62 mm) go ... Silence ...

          AEK-971 and AEK-973 have long been gone, deeply modernized KORD 6P67 (5.45) and KORD 6P68 (7.62) assault rifles are being delivered to the special army units
          1. 0
            3 November 2021 16: 51
            Long time ago, this is when? Some strange story with the "overfitting" of one machine gun, for which the Ministry of Defense fought for a long time, but switched to something completely different, unknown. Don’t you?
            1. +1
              3 November 2021 17: 26
              Quote: SKVichyakow
              Long time ago, this is when? Some strange story with the "overfitting" of one machine gun, for which the Ministry of Defense fought for a long time, but switched to something completely different, unknown. Don’t you?

              Since 2014, the modernized AEK-971 was called A-545, and since 2019 KORD 6P67 (as it was renamed on the ZiD itself). The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation buys small quantities of Kovrov automatic machines due to the fact that 1 - it is expensive and 2 - it is only for special forces.
              1. +1
                3 November 2021 17: 49
                Thank you for your help. I didn’t know.
          2. +1
            3 November 2021 19: 14
            Quote: Saigaved
            deeply modernized assault rifles KORD 6P67 (5.45) and KORD 6P68 (7.62)

            Has anyone heard a kind word about them? Not from the "interested persons", but from the servicemen and specialists who actually took part in their tests and approbations?
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        4. +2
          3 November 2021 14: 51
          In December 2017, the board of the Ministry of Defense recommended for adoption both the "Warrior" systems that passed the competition, Kovrov (5,45mm A545 assault rifle and 7,62mm A762 assault rifle) and Izhevsk (Kalashnikov AK-12 and AK-15 assault rifles). At the same time, it was recommended that the Kovrov automatic KORD-5,45 be adopted only for arming special-purpose units and subunits, and the AK-12 and AK-15 for arming all the main branches of the armed forces.
        5. 0
          3 November 2021 15: 15
          And why suddenly they shouldn't have gotten away? Or just in spite of ak?
          Maybe everyone abroad changes their assault rifles and rifles regularly?
      2. 0
        3 November 2021 13: 27
        Specialists and maybe even simple mottle shooters will have enough. And the rest can do with simple ak74 :)
      3. +2
        3 November 2021 13: 46
        Quote: Anarchist
        But I think there will be more contracts ...

        Save the Guarantor from such a disaster ...
      4. -1
        3 November 2021 14: 00
        because this is a standard contract - it makes no sense to do it for a longer period - we have already worked out on claims and, for example, offer to take it with a new butt and a new mechanical sight

      5. 0
        3 November 2021 16: 53
        Our army is about 10 times larger.

        Duc is the first order. They will put them on a new contract. In our 80s, all sorts of warehouses in the depths of the USSR were guarded with sks
      6. 0
        4 November 2021 12: 14
        so in nz already 10 million AKs of the previous series have already been accumulated
    2. +1
      3 November 2021 13: 14
      Quote: Finches
      that Russia is concentrating its troops on the border with Ukraine!

      At what massively laughing
      when the Ministry of Defense received 2,5 thousand new machine guns.
      1. +1
        3 November 2021 15: 16
        Soon there will be a presentation in Kiev, these "comrades" think so, but the fact that the Russian Federation does not need most of Ukraine is the tenth thing ...
        1. 0
          3 November 2021 15: 21
          Quote: Normann
          these "comrades" think

          Are you sure they thought about the outskirts?
          They only have their own pocket in their brains
          1. 0
            3 November 2021 15: 24
            Not all people on the territory of Ukraine are bad, and you call their country an outskirts ((
            1. 0
              3 November 2021 15: 29
              Quote: Normann
              Not all people in Ukraine are bad

              I'm not talking about all people, but about the top
              and you call their country the outskirts ((

              Learn history. At the edge, i.e. Ukraine. Outskirts of Russia
              1. 0
                3 November 2021 15: 36
                And White Russia is still here ...
    3. +1
      3 November 2021 13: 35
      Quote: Finches
      This certainly suggests that Russia is concentrating its troops on the border with Ukraine!

      Quite rightly noticed !!! After all, everyone has long known that the First Separate Buryat Submarine Armored-Hoofed Division is moving to the border with the extreme first.
      The new AK-12 Kalashnikov assault rifle was rearmed by scouts from the combined arms army of the Air Defense Forces, stationed in Buryatia.
      1. +1
        3 November 2021 15: 17
        But what about the glorious submarine cosmonauts, and even the no less glorious cavalry division)
  2. -3
    3 November 2021 14: 01
    The new AK-12 Kalashnikov assault rifle was re-equipped by scouts from the combined arms army of the Air Defense Forces stationed in Buryatia. How many machines in the received batch are not reported

    What is there to report. The reconnaissance company was rearmed. How slowly everything goes.
    1. -2
      3 November 2021 15: 07
      Slowly what? There is a plan. On it and go. Rearmament is not the easiest process
  3. -1
    3 November 2021 14: 30
    The periodic advertising of AK is understandable. And where are AEK-971 and AEK-973?
    1. +2
      3 November 2021 15: 17
      Read the comments above. there is a simple language all make it clear
  4. 0
    3 November 2021 19: 14
    stationed in Buryatia

    This clearly threatens the Ukrainian heroes of the ATO, Putin is again concentrating1
  5. +2
    3 November 2021 20: 54
    Much more important is the delivery set of the machine. Namely, the presence of thermal and night sighting systems. How many are supplied? How competitive are they to the sighting systems of a potential enemy, who polls provided and trained not only special forces, but also infantry units to use them? In general, silence on this important issue.