AN94 "Abakan"
Propably the most innovative
soviet rifle ever made. Why didn't the Soviets make it as a standard army rifle ? As far as I know, it had a reliability comparable to the AK
AN-94 Future russian standard rifle?
AN94 "Abakan"
Propably the most innovative
soviet rifle ever made. Why didn't the Soviets make it as a standard army rifle ? As far as I know, it had a reliability comparable to the AK
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Nafo scared haha
i am not very scared of failed projects from 2010, but im sure youll break through the donbas any day now lil homie just keep sending more mobiks
Enjoy nukes in America pig
smotri menshe telek vatan
>Enjoy nukes in America pig
You say that as if that wouldn't solve literally all of our problems
Fricking do it you asiatic mutt homosexual
Can you elaborate how your comment makes any sense? You are implying that nafo is scared because Russia is too poor, lacks the industrial base to mass produce a complex rifle and its soldiers are too incompetent for a complex rifle. How does this make any sense to you?
Cope more moishe donate another $6 gorillion
antisemitism is illegal in russia and your defense minister is a fricking tuvan
davai vatan, pashol ty nahui ot suda suki
AK is easier to make/use + no money + it just works
He's right. We're afraid that we've overspent on our military forces to counter a vastly overestimated opponent.
No, Russia scared, hence the an-94 is not the standard rifle and you get more ak74 instead
Scared of what? If the AN94 was standard issue then comrade conscriptovich wouldn’t have the skills or resources to maintain it. The AN94 is simply too complicated for widespread adoption and would probably have a negative impact on the effectiveness of Russia’s infantry.
FPBP
Look at the AK12, it started off looking like a much more modernized, sexy AK, now it's just a slight iteration of the AK74 it started as so long ago.
Why? Money.
it was made after the ussr collapsed and russia is too poor to even start a new production run of mosins
AK-74 just werks and is cheaper to mass produce
Because there is literally a pulley system in the gun and Russia is too broke to make something like that
Yeah let’s trust the dudes who don’t know how plumbing works with an overengineered novelty rifle with a pulley system in it
Too complex for conscripts. Complex=will break. Some special units got it. Also expensive.
Because the A545 is cheaper, simpler and performs about the same. They also have the benefit of being produced
Have you seen the state of the russian mobiks, good luck asking them to put this back togheter
Because complex operating systems and poorly-trained conscripts don't mix well.
My guy the average Russian struggles maintaining their surplus AKs let alone trying to maintain a gun with a frickin pully system and cables in it.
I love the AN94, and it still is used by special forces. But unfortunately, unless the hyper burst mechanism is simplified and the overall cost of manufacturing goes down (or if the oligarchs decide to give their military money back lol)
It's too complex, have you ever seen the internals of one? It's also too expensive for what it does and the canted magazine worried some people. It may be innovative, but the AKs Russia is already geared to use do everything it does already, aside from the two round burst and that weird recoil delay on the first two shots. It's also post-Soviet.
>As far as I know, it had a reliability comparable to the AK
Transl: Talking out of your ass. Have you seen the internals of an AN-94? See
Russia can't figure out pallets, do you think they can figure out pulleys?
mobikcube says otherwise, sweaty
Man, this shit was my jam back in Black Ops 2. It worked great out of the box, because the first two rounds fired faster, so you could get an insane rate of fire if you tapped it right. Slap a quickdraw grip on it, and you could pretty much dedicate the rest of your kit to something else while still being able to DPS duel. I ran it with a combat engineer/frick-your-killstreak kit, with EMP grenades, the chink Javelin, Ghost, Cold-Blooded, Engineer, and Hard Wired with the wild card. I was running around pretty much immune to air support, taking out claymores, sentry guns and UAVs the moment the popped up.
I remember when we used to laugh at cod kids, but now they’re all grown up, I feel old. Got to admit I did enjoy BO2 though, that branching story was more complex than a lot of RPGs at the time
>reliability comparable to the AK
Black person the gun has a fricking PULLEY if this shit jams you are going to need Hans the 70yr old swiss clockmaker to unfrick it not Ivan the 19yr old who barely knows one end of the kalashnikov from another.
AK-512 or go home.
anything else is hopelessly outdated.
Honestly I think I like the ak200 series more, do you really need an ar style two piece reciever?
Abakan a cute autist
I like her headband
abakan got all trannied up?
huh
drifted away from the hyper-fetish stuff but I guess that don't surprise me
So true
Too complicated for normal infantry and too expensive, special forces use it
>special forces use it
And seeing that we didn't see a single example in Ukraine shows that their stocks it are basically non-existent
I dont have the pic handy but it was sighted in ukraine. A few weeks ago an anon posted a pic of a ukrainian car with dozens of rifles in it and one was identified as an An-94. Maybe it was captured from one of the spetsnaz guys in the kiev push?
Oh, hey, that was me. It's on the middle right, second row, wood stocks above and below, the one with the cleaning kit hole in the buttstock.
For some reason I remember way more rifles than that but there it is sure as shit. They had to capture it from some expired spetsnaz. I highly doubt the ukrainians had any before the war.
Watch the disassembly part and come to your own conclusions if Sasha from Tomsk could disassemble it
Because they already have premium AK platforms that are better, cheaper and more resillient (AEKs).
Isn't it very mediocre performance wise? Only slightly better than an AK-74 but much more difficult to maintain/repair and a lot more expensive.
Didn't they make a simplified version in some of the AK-100 series with a less fricky counter weight and ergos identical to the AKMs
The Forgotten Weapons video on the semi-auto version pretty much said that it's only down to the muzzle brake, not the balanced recoil system.
Supposedly too complicated for the average conscript
>A FRICKING PULLEY
To complicated for moronic mobiks to clean and disassemble
>Implying Russia won’t be split between NATO, irradiated crater, and China on the inside of a decade
Dumb idea but could you make a an-94 but using electric motors for the counterweight instead of a pulley?
there is no counterweight in the AN, that is a cartridge rammer that strips the next round from the mag on the rearward stroke of the bolt carrier