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| ఎకె-47[N 1] | |
|---|---|
 ఒక రకం 2 ఎకె 47, మొదటి రిసీవర్ వైవిధ్య యంత్రం | |
| రకం | అస్సాల్ట్ రైఫిల్ |
| ఉద్భవించిన దేశం | సోవియట్ యూనియన్ |
| సర్వీసు చరిత్ర | |
| సర్వీసులో | 1949–ప్రస్తుతం 1949–1980s (యుఎస్ఎస్ఆర్) |
| వాడేవారు | See వాడుకరులు |
| ఉత్పత్తి చరిత్ర | |
| డిజైనరు | మిఖాయిల్ కలష్నికోవ్ |
| డిజైను తేదీ | 1946–1948[1] |
| తయారీదారు | ఇజ్‌మాస్ మరియు నోరిన్‌కో సహా వివిధ ఇతరులు |
| తయారీ తేదీ | 1949–1959[2] |
| తయారు చేసిన సంఖ్య | ≈ 75 మిలియన్ల ఎకె-47లు, 100 మిలియన్ల కలష్నికోవ్ కుటుంబ ఆయుధాలు[3][4] |
| వివిధ రకాలు | See Variants |
| విశిష్టతలు | |
| బరువు | With loaded magazine: 4.78 kg (10.5 lb)[5][6] |
| పొడవు | Fixed wooden stock: 880 mm (35 in)[7] |
| బ్యారెల్ పొడవు | Overall length: 415 mm (16.3 in)[7] Rifled bore length: 369 mm (14.5 in)[7] |
| కార్ట్‌రిడ్జి | 7.62×39mm |
| Action | Gas-operated, rotating bolt |
| Rate of fire | Cyclic rate of fire: 600 rds/min[7] Practical rate of fire: Semi-auto 40 rds/min[7] Full-auto 100 rds/min[7] |
| Muzzle velocity | 715 m/s (2,350 ft/s)[7] |
| Effective range | 350 m (380 yd)[7] |
| Feed system | Detachable box magazine Capacity: 30 rounds[7] |
| Sights | Adjustable iron sights Sight radius: 378 mm (14.9 in)[7] |
వాడుకరులు[మార్చు]
ఒక ఎకె47తో ఇస్రేల్ ప్రత్యేక దళాల సైనికుడు.[8]
Afghanistan[9]
Albania[10]
Algeria[10]
Angola[10]
Armenia[10]
Azerbaijan[10][11]
Bangladesh[10]
Belarus[10]
Benin[10]
Bosnia and Herzegovina[10]
Botswana[10]
Bulgaria[10]
Burkina Faso[12][13][14]
Burundi[15][16]
Cambodia[10]
Cameroon[17][18]
Cape Verde[10]
Central African Republic[10]
Chad[10]
Chile[19]
People's Republic of China: Type 56 variant was used.[20]
Comoros[10]
Republic of the Congo[10]
Democratic Republic of the Congo[10]
Cuba[10]
Djibouti[21][22]
Egypt[10]
Eritrea[10]
Ethiopia[10]
El Salvador[23]
Finland: Rk 62, Rk 95 Tp.
Gabon[10]
Gambia[24][25][26][27]
Georgia:[10] Replaced by the M4 carbine in 2008.[28]
East Germany[2]
Ghana[29][30]
Greece: EKAM counter-terrorist unit of the Hellenic Police.[31][32]
Guinea[10]
Equatorial Guinea[10]
Guinea-Bissau[10]
Guyana[10]
Hungary[10]
India:[10] Used by Force One.[33]
Iran[10]
Iraq[9][10]
Ivory Coast[34][35][36]
Kazakhstan[10]
Kenya[37]
North Korea: Type 56 and Type 58 variants were used.[10]
Laos[10]
Kuwait[38]
Lebanon[10]
Liberia[10]
Libya[10]
Macedonia[10][39]
Madagascar[10]
Mali[10]
Malta: Type 56 variant.[10]
Mauritania[40][41][42]
Moldova[10]
Mongolia[10]
Morocco[10]
Mozambique[10]
Myanmar: Used by the Myanmar Police Force (include the Chinese Type 56).[ఆధారం కోరబడింది]
Namibia[10]
Niger[43][44][45]
Nigeria[46][47][48]
Pakistan: Type 56[49] and AK-103[50] used.
Palestine[51]
Peru[10]
Philippines: Used by the Santiago City PNP.[52]
Poland:[2] Replaced by AKM and kbs wz. 1996 Beryl.
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Rhodesia[53]
Romania[10]
Russia:[2] Replaced by the AK-74 since 1974.
Rwanda[54]
Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic[55]
Sao Tome and Principe[10]
Senegal[56]
Serbia[10]
Seychelles[10]
Sierra Leone[10]
Slovenia[10]
Somalia[10]
South Africa: Used by the Special Forces Brigade.[57]
Soviet Union: Adopted in 1949.[58]
Sri Lanka: Type 56 variant.[10]
Sudan[10]
South Sudan[ఆధారం కోరబడింది]
Suriname[10]
Syria[10]
Tajikistan[10]
Tanzania[10]
Togo[10]
Turkey[10]
Turkmenistan[10]
Uganda}[10]
Ukraine[10]
Dominican Republic[10]
UAE[10]
Uzbekistan[10]
Vietnam: Type 56 variant was used extensively by the Viet Cong.[20]
Yemen[10]
Yugoslavia[2]
Zambia[10]
Zimbabwe[10]
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