While in Russia, Larry Vickers got his hands on the Kalashnikov AK-400, a 7.62x39mm assault rifle.
It looks an awful lot like the AK-12, formerly known as the AK 200, which is one of the two rifles—along with the A-545—competing to becoming the official service rifle of the Russian military.
Is the AK-400 just the final version of the AK-12?
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Bob is a graduate of roughly 400 hours of professional firearms training classes, including square range and force-on force work with handguns and carbines. He is a past volunteer instructor with Project Appleseed. He most recently received his Vehicle Close Quarters Combat Instructor certification from Centrifuge Training, and is the author of the short e-book, So You Want to Own a Gun.
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