80.002

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80.002
Type	Assault Rifle Grenade Launcher
Place of origin	Soviet Union
Production history
Designer	V. Minaev VI Chelikin GA Jan
Designed	1975-1979
Specifications
Length	1000 mm
Barrel length	415 mm
Cartridge	5.45x39 mm 12.7 mm Grenade
Caliber	5.45 mm 12.7 mm
Barrels	2
Action	Gas
Rate of fire	500 - 850 rds/min
Effective range	1000 m
Feed system	30 round AK-74 compatible magazine / 10 round 12.7mm compatible magazine
Sights	Iron

The 80.002 is a combined Assault Rifle/Grenade Launcher based on the AK platform that pre-dated the similar OICW. In developing this set of designers participated V. Minaev, VI Chelikin, GA Jan. The main difference from the Kalashnikov is the presence of weapons of two adjacent shafts 5.45 mm and 12.7 mm respectively.^[1][2][3]

See also

• Objective Individual Combat Weapon program
• Daewoo K11

References

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