#kalishnikov

[kvetch19]

Taiseir, a veteran of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, cleans a Kalishnikov assault rifle, in Jordan early in 1969.

[safije]

𝔸𝕗𝕘 𝔸𝕖𝕤𝕥𝕙𝕖𝕥𝕚𝕔𝕤 

[fuckyeahguns-ig]

♦️Do you like the Russian Partizan Autumn camo on a heater from @meridian_defense ?♦️ . . . 📸- @republicrifle . . . #reprif #meridiandefensecorp #cerakote #ak47 #kalishnikov #fromrussiawithlove #igotmore #holdontoyourpanties https://www.instagram.com/p/B9xAJzilpfi/?igshid=8z14xxpwvb70

[silentdamnedandstrange]

Arizona sun cannot penetrate the @schottnyc perfecto. No how, no way. But I’m not so sure about how it would hold up against the Kalashnikov KS 12 Tactical shotgun. #leatherdaddy

[slavsquatgod]

the only chair i will rest my royal ass on 

[proletariat-designs]

Zastava M92 (7.62x39) & Polish Radom P-64 (9x18 Makarov).

We are very much Freedom Loving Americans, and while we detest all of the oppressive elements that emerge from the maxims of socialism, we appreciate the opportunity to bring some weapon designs out of socialism and into the free world. 

The P-64 is decked out in 3d printed accessories.

Grips: Steel-blend panels and a TPE rubber wrap

Magazine Extension: Nylon (which is a remarkably durable 3d printing filament).

In a remarkable feat of engineering, the socialists designing the P64 managed to produce a set of grips that can simultaneously increase the perceived recoil of the pistol and be completely unergonomic! Not to mention how effective the grips are at obscuring the heel magazine release. The factory grips really can ruin the first impression of this amazing little pistol. Even still, 3d printing can fix it!

Side note: This photo is not edited to be black & white, it just turned out that way.

[coffee-and-kalashnikovs]

Kalashnikov co-pilot today

[plasmaxwisp]