An AK is an assault rifle, either an AK-47 or an AK-74.
The ak 74 fires 5.45x39 caliber ammunition.
No, the AK-74 uses the 5.45x39 cartridge.
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The AK-74 and AK-47 are both assault rifles that look identical, but the only difference is that the AK-74 is newer and uses different cartridges (ammunition).
Neither. Each performs as intended for the role which it was developed for.
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AK-74 is an assault rifle developed by the Soviet Union in the '70s, which is refined version of AK-47. A different gun, the AK-74u ("u" being short for "Ukorochenniy," the Russian word for "shortened") is a submachine gun that was adopted into service in 1979.
No. The cartridges the two fire are significantly different. There are AK variants made for the 5.56x45 (.223) cartridge, such as the AK101, Rk.62/76, Beryl, etc., but the AK-74 can fire ONLY the 5.45x39 cartridge.
Yes, it is a Russian automatic rifle.
it is called a Krinkov
Bulgaria's been manufacturing the AK since the 1950s, but the AK-74 doesn't show in their inventory - although Wikipedia lists the AR-M1 as both a 7.62x39 AKM derivative and a 5.45x39 AK-74 derivative, the AR-M1 is a 7.62x39 rifle - 5.56x45 variants are available, but the Arsenal products page does not show any products in 5.45x39.