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Ak 47 an assault rifle or smg?

Assault rifle.


The assault rifle AK-47 was invented by Russian inventor Mikhail?

The assault rifle AK-47 was invented by Russian inventor Mikhail


What does the 47 means on ak-47 assault rifle?

Adopted in 1947.


What type of gun is an ak-47?

Its an assault rifle.


Is the AK-47 a submachine gun?

No, it's an assault rifle.


Who assault rifle AK-47 was invented by Russian inventor Mikhail?

Kalashnikov


What is an AK?

An AK is an assault rifle, either an AK-47 or an AK-74.


Does the british army use an ak 47?

No, Since 1985 the British Armed Forces use the SA80 Assault Rifle and its variants.


What is the submachine gun invented by mikhail kalashnikov in 1947 better known as?

You probably mean the AK-47. But the Ak-47 was not a sub-machine gun, it is an assault rifle. SMG's shoot pistol rounds such as 9x19mm Luger. Assault rifles fire scaled down versions of full power rifle rounds. The AK-47 for example shoots 7.62x39mm which is a scaled down version of the Russian 7.62x54mm rifle round used in the Mosin Nagant rifle.


Which is better ump or ak47?

cant be compared! UMP is a sub machine-gun and AK-47 is an assault rifle! different characteristics and different uses they have!


Who made the AK-47 assault rifle?

The AK-47 assault rifle was made in the Soviet Union. It was designed by Kalashnikov. It has features taken from a variety of different rifles. He was lying in a hospital bed during World War 2. His rifle had jammed. He dreamed of a rifle that could get muddy and would still fire. He created such a rifle.


What country invented the assault rifle?

The first "assault rifle" (meaning, a small, lightweight, fully-automatic rifle firing relatively small ammunition, suitable for light infantry and paratroops) was developed by Germany. The design was adapted by the Soviets to develop the Automat Kalashnikov model 47, or "AK-47".