Because the AK47 was a very cheap gun. and it is very durable and reliable
No
AK-47, its easy to manufacture, its reliable and its very effective
No, the British Army does not use the AK-47 as their standard assault rifle. They use the L85A2, a British-designed and manufactured rifle.
The "47" in "AK-47", refers to the weapons date of Patton (1947).
No, because AK-47s are Russian. But you can own an AK-47 u.
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You will need to define "best".
AK-47 (in Russian nomenclature simply AK) was submitted for army trials in 1946 and accepted in 1947.The first use of AK in combat occurred during the suppression of the anti-Communist rebellion in Hungary October 23rd-November 4th, 1956.
36countries use Ak-47?
The proper answer is"never". The Russian rifle was called simply the AK when it was the milled receiver model, then became the AKM with the switch to the stamped steel receiver, and AK-74 with the switch to the 5.45 caliber. AK-47 is a name created by the Western writers. The AK was officially adopted by the Soviet Army in late 1949.
An AK is an assault rifle, either an AK-47 or an AK-74.
Design work on the AK-47 began in 1945. In 1946 after World War II, the AK-46 was presented for official military trials. The fixed-stock version was introduced into service in 1947 to select units of the Soviet Army.