Ak 12

Serial production of Kalashnikov AK-12

AK-12 variants, produced originally to replace the AK-74, but never adopted by the Russian military. Chambered primarily in 5.45x39, but available in other calibers

It took me long time to produce AK-12 due to my mistakes during development of this weapon. But it was a funny development journey which I enjoyed at it's fullest. Has 57K polycount without any attachments and insides.

Hot on the heels of Kalashnikov Concern's brand new 5.56x45mm-chambered AK-19, Russia's leading small arms company have introduced a new and improved AK-12.

The AK-12, "Avtomat Kalashnikova, 2012" is a Russian gas-operated assault rifle chambered in 5.45×39mm designed and manufactured by the Kalashnikov Concern, mak...

This is a game ready model of an AK-12 that I did in my free time.

Calvin Truong on Instagram: "I’m debating getting a 5th Gen Kalashnikov. Do I build an AK12 in 5.45 or AK19 in 5.56? 5.45 Pros: - Looks cool af - Takes standard and readily available AK74 mags that I have a lot of - I have enough 5.45 ammo to last me 15-20 years at the rate I’m currently shooting (less if I increase my consumption rate) 5.45 Cons: - Future ammo availability - The gun will be much more expensive to build because parts prices are out the wazoo and harder to find - I will have

Let's see how they compare.

For the last few months, I have been using Magpul AK polymer furniture on my Kalashnikov rifle.The Magpul polymers transformed my Krebs special edition Early Afgan War pattern AK74 to something a bit more modern looking.