POF official claimed they were working on a new variant of LSR?
Sir POF can be working on that no issue issue is I doubt any of our force has placed order of LSR.
A closer look at the Kalashnikov AK-100M Series
The Firearm Blog is proud to present a line of unique pictures of the new and improved
Kalashnikov AK-100M series.
The
AK-100M is the modernized version of the AK-100, with the obvious addition of the “M” in the name.
It’s interesting to see some of the modifications I personally did to my AK (albeit a Shotgun, to make it more ergonomic and better to shoot) many years ago now find their way to production rifles. And I don’t claim to have been the first to have used those parts or modifications, far from.
The AK-100M Series
Kalashnikov have taken some of the improvements that came about in connection with the development of the AK-12. The AK-12 is similar to an improved AK-74M, although it is a new production with better quality.
Some of the “M” improvements are:
• Rails and Picatinny.
• Rigid, dust cover with optical orientation rail etc. Note, however, that you still have a short line of sight for the irons.
• Ergonomic grip• New adjustable stock. I’m told you can get height adjustment too.
• New flash hider
• Price about 1000 US Dollar
• Most spare parts for the old AK-100 can still be used with M models (which is not the case with the AK-12 in relation to the AK-74M.)
Caliber wise, here’s a list of how each model is chambered.
In short the AK-101M and -102M are 5,56×45 mm.
AK-101 here.
Below: AK101M in 5,56×45 mm. Magazine latch clearly visible.
Below: AK101M in 5,56×45 mm. The magazine is fairly straight. Note the side “rail” on the front grip, I’m not sure what it’s for? It looks like a sling attachment.
Below: AK103M in 7,62×39 mm and grenade launcher. Banana magazine. You can
check the AK-103 here.
Below: AK103M in 7,62×39 mm and grenade launcher. Note the possible sling attachment.
Below: AK103M in 7,62×39 mm and grenade launcher
Below: The AK105M in 5,56×39 mm. Note the magazine which has windows and numbered 10, 15, 20 until 30.
Below: The AK105M in 5,56×39 mm.
Below: AK105M in 5,45×39 mm
Below: AK105M in 5,45×39 mm. Note the EOTech. Still, the line of sight with the irons remain unchanged.
Below: AK105M in 5,45×39 mm. Note the numbers that indicate the stock’s extension.
Below: AK105M in 5,45×39 mm
To compare versus the 105M, you can
check the AK105 here.
Many thanks to our secret photographer for all help, used with permission.
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