HOW DOES AK-47 WORK…..

AK 47 has been one of the most popular and fearsome firearms in the world since 1949. The designer of a Russian general, Mikhail Kalashnikov, who was a general of the former Soviet army, is one of the characteristics of the AK 47. How big is the cartridge? The cartridge of the AK 47 is 7.62×39 mm. It can run at a speed of 2350 feet per second, so it is able to hit the enemy through 8" wood and 5" concrete walls. This is why the AK 47 is unique worldwide. It can be used anywhere in the world, it works well in extreme cold or hot and humid weather, compared to other rifles, different versions of AK 47 are used in almost all countries of the world today. Besides BoxThere are also 100 round bullet's inside, due to the round shape of the magazine cover, more bullet's can be kept inside it, and because of the spring inside the magazine, the bullet can rise up automatically, both front side and rear side are used.

To hit the target accurately so as not to miss the target. Its maximum effective range is 400 mtr or 1320 feet. Magazine cover is set on and the charging handle should be pulled backwards to load the gun. Now press the trigger to fire. The safety lever is used to set the gun in different modes. This prevents it from loadingThe trigger mechanism of the AK 47 is that when the rifle is placed in the safe mode the trigger is locked and the trigger will not go down when the safety lever is moved to the lowest position the trigger is released and the rifle goes into semi-automatic mode. The trigger is the hammerTo release, the pressure of the hammer spring hits the firing spring very hard, resulting in fire, after firing, the carrier moves back, which causes the hammer to move backwards and lock with the disconnector. Goes back, but Hemmer Can't go.

Because the disconnector is stuck, the trigger must now be released to fire a second time. When the trigger is released, the pressure of the trigger disconnector spring moves backward, releasing the hammer from the disconnector, but the trigger locks with the gun. Ready to fire, now if you press the trigger, it will fire. This is called semi-automatic mode, that is, by pressing the trigger once, only one fire can be fired. To fire the second time, release the trigger and press again. In semi-automatic mode, if the trigger is pressed once and held, it continues to fire. If the safety lever is in the middle, the safety lever only locks the disconnector. Now when the hammer comes back, the disconnector cannot lock the hammer. Who is not lockedThe hammer will move with the carrier so that the carrier can't push too hard into the pin, so the auto chair is used to lock the hammer when the hammer moves backwards and the auto chair unlocks the chair when the carrier moves back. Hammer automatically on firing pinIt is called full automatic mode, which means that once the trigger is pressed and held, it will continue to fire until the trigger is released or the bullet runs out.

Now let's see how the cartridge is loaded. Here there is a bolt inside the carrier. When the carrier returns to its initial position, the bolt pushes a bullet from the magazine cover into the barrel. Ejector from Through this, the bullet is locked so that the bullet cannot come out of the barrel. After the bullet is loaded, the bolt is rotated through the carrier, as a result of which the bolt is locked and cannot come back, so that the rifle can remain stable while firing. Bolt is rotatedThe carrier moves a little further after the bolt barrel is locked by cutting the notch in the carrier.

When the carrier moves forward, the bolt turns to the right and locks, and when the carrier moves back, the bolt turns to the left again and unlocks and moves backward with the carrier. Now the gun is ready to fire. When the trigger is pressed, the hammer is released on the firing pin. Hit too hardWhen fired, the firing pin inside the bolt hits the primer part of the bullet, the primer part is very sensitive, sparks are produced, as we see when iron on iron, rock on rock, sparks are produced, which ignites the gunpowder in the bullet, resulting in massive explosions. Gas is produced which pushes the bullet forward without finding any way out and the bullet comes out with great velocity. When the bullet passes the gas piston, the gas piston moves backward due to the pressure of the gas, that is why it is called gas operated reloading. with the piston is directly connected so it also goes backwards the carrier turns and unlocks the bolt as it moves backwards and both start moving backwards the cartridge case hits the ejector when it comes back and comes out locking the hammer while the carrier moves backwards and coming out Time for another roundThe bullet is fed into the barrel and the gun is now ready to re-fire, thus the AK 47 can fire continuously in both automatic and semi-automatic modes. Hope you understand how AK 47 works, thanks.