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What is the strongest assault rifles?
The ak series
How many assault rifles are there in the world?
Estimated 90 million AK-47's alone.
What are the main assault rifles used today by the Russian Army?
AK
What assault rifles are in black ops?
The assault rifles in Black Ops are: M16 Enfield M14 FAMAS Galil AUG FAL AK-47 Commando G11
What is an AK-474?
An AK-47 is a gun which is a selective fire, gas operated 7.62mm assault rifle developed in the Soviet Union by Mikhail Kalashnikov in the 1940s. The AK stands for втомат Калашникова 47 (Avtomat Kalashnikova 47) - Kalashnikov automatic rifle, model of 1947.The AK-47 was one of the first true assault rifles and, due to its durability, low production cost and ease of use, the weapon and its numerous variants remain the most widely used assault rifles in the world --- so much so that more AK-type rifles have been produced than all other assault rifles combined.
What is the difference between an ak47 and ak74?
The AK-74 and AK-47 are both assault rifles that look identical, but the only difference is that the AK-74 is newer and uses different cartridges (ammunition).
What is AK 47 assault rifles worth?
Not very much UNLESS your in a battle and your firearm is not working and your under attack then the AK or for that matter any weapon will be worth its weight in gold
What weapons do peacekeepers use?
many have been known to use assault rifles such as: m16, ak-47, and the m8. their secondary weapons can be pistols, shotguns and submachine guns.
How many people have a gold ak 47 on cod4?
Its pretty easy to get it so my guess is like 1000's of people all you need to do is complete all the challenges for all the assault rifles and u can choose its color on the ak's gun menu.
What is an AK?
An AK is an assault rifle, either an AK-47 or an AK-74.
What does ak from ak assault rifle mean?
Avtomat Kalashnikov
How many people were killed by assault rifles in America last year?
Less than 1% of all firearm deaths involved what are CALLED assault rifles.
