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AN-94“Abakan”

Highlight: It has achieved fully automatic shooting with the first two rounds fired at a speed of 1800rpm. The two-round mode has a firing rate of 1800rpm (with an interval of 600rpm between two rounds).

Press I to inspect
Press J to fold the stock
Press P to assemble/disassemble the upper receiver
Press X to switch the shooting mode(Auto,Burst,Semi-Auto)
Press H to turn the flashlight on or off
Press L to turn on and off the laser
The version with the suffix "T" is the transparent version

To effectively enhance the effectiveness of the 5.45mm rif-cartridge system, the Soviet military requested the development of a new type of rifle that would have an accuracy 5 to 10 times higher than that of the AK-74, maintain the reliability of the previous service rifle, and be equipped with existing standard components (such as grenade launchers, various optical sights, bayonets, etc.). In 1981, the Soviet military launched a program called "Abakan (a small city in the Soviet Union)" to develop and select a new generation of automatic rifles, aiming to create a new type of assault rifle with combat effectiveness higher than that of the AK-74 assault rifle. Although the AK-74 has excellent reliability, its accuracy has always been criticized, especially when it has a large dispersion during dot shooting. The aim of the "Abagan" project is to develop a new type of assault rifle with a relatively high hit rate.


tag：AN94 AN-94 Project:Abakan transparent PT-1 PT1 RK3 RK-3 DTK1 DTK-1 AK12M1