The Latest and Finest Kalashnikov Firearms

Russia’s arms maker Kalashnikov Concern has added three new firearms to the list of weaponry authorized for export. The KS-K military shotgun, the SV-99 sniper rifle (photo), and the Vityaz-SN submachine gun were unveiled at the Interpolitex 2013 arms show in Moscow on October 22-25.

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Russia’s arms maker Kalashnikov Concern has added three new firearms to the list of weaponry authorized for export. The KS-K military shotgun, the SV-99 sniper rifle (photo), and the Vityaz-SN submachine gun were unveiled at the Interpolitex 2013 arms show in Moscow on October 22-25.

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The KS-K shotgun is similar to the Kalashnikov assault rifle in layout. The weapon has a minimal number of parts and is easy to operate and maintain.

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The 9-mm Vityaz-SN submachine gun is based on the AKS-74U compact assault rifle. The weapon can be equipped with a laser-designator and a silencer, as well as with optical or collimator sights.

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The MP-471 traumatic action handgun based on the legendary Makarov pistol.

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The AK-12 assault rifle, which is expected to be adopted by the Russian armed forces and special purpose police units in 2014.

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The SV-98 bolt action sniper rifle is mainly used by Russian riot police and special counter-terrorist units.

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The Saiga MK-107 semi-automatic rifle. This gun is the first ever civilian-legal variant of the AK-107 assault rifle with its famous balanced recoil system.

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The PB/6P9 silenced pistol. The weapon is based on a significantly modified Makarov PM pistol, and features an unique integral two-part silencer.

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The VS-121 bullpup sniper rifle based on the classic Dragunov model and upgraded with modern design features.

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The 9-mm Yarygin double-action, short-recoil semi-automatic pistol. The weapon has been adopted as a standard sidearm for all branches of Russian military and law enforcement.