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Pindad SS2 assault rifle (Indonesia)

Pindad SS2-V1 assault rifle

Pindad SS2-V2 assault rifle with Pindad-made 40mm grenade launcher

Pindad SS2-V4 assault / para-sniper rifle

Pindad SS2-V5 assault rifle
3. Forest Guard Gun

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Z-M Weapons LR-300 assault rifle / Para USA Tactical TargetRifle (USA)

Z-M Weapons LR-300-ML assault rifle, early (circa 2001) version

Z-M Weapons LR-300-SR semi-automatic rifle, late production version(circa 2006)

Para USA Tactical Target Rifle, with buttstock open

Para USA Tactical Target Rifle, with buttstock collapsed

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Type 64 assault rifle (Japan)

Type 64 assault rifle

Type 89 assault rifle (Japan)

Type 89 assault rifle

Type 89 assault rifle with folding buttstock

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SAR-80 (Singapore)

SR-88 (Singapore)

Singapore Technologies Kinetics SAR-21 assault rifle (Singapore)

SAR-21 assault rifle

SAR-21 - another view

SAR-21 RIS (Rail Interface System), with reflex-type ("red dot") sightand a detachable vertical foregrip.

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INSAS assault rifle (India)

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IMBEL MD-2 and MD-3 (Brasil)

IMBEL MD-2 rifle (MD-3 rifle in the insert below)

MBEL MD-97 assault rifle (Brazil)

IMBEL assault rifles, top "military" MD-97L, bottom "police"MD-97LC; versions with folding buttstocks

LAPA FA 03 assault rifle (Brazil)

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Type 56 assault rifle (PR China)

Type 56 assault rifle with machined (milled) receiver

Type 56 assault rifle with stamped steel receiver

Type 56-1 assault rifle with bottom-folding stock and bayonet in opened (combat)position

Type 56-2 assault rifle with side-folding stock; note that bayonet is discardedalong with its integral mounting

Type 56-1S semi-automatic rifle in 5,56x45 / .223 Remington caliber (export-only"civilian" version)

Type 56C compact assault rifle, with side-folding stock, short barrel and 20-round magazine

Type 63 (68) assault rifle (PR China)

Type 63 assault rifle with 20-rounds magazine

Type 81 assault rifle (People Republic of China)

7.62x39 Type 81-1 assault rifle, folding butt version, left side

5.8x42 Type 87-1 experimental assault rifle, used to develop and test 5.8mm DBP87 cartridge for QBZ-95 rifle

Type 81S (late production export version with fixed butt) assault rifle (top) and Type 81 MGS light machine gun (bottom)

NORINCO Type 86s rifle (PR China)

QBZ-95 and QBZ-95-1, QBZ-97 [Type 95, 95-1 and 97] assault rifle (People Republic of China)

5.8x42mm QBZ-95 assault rifle, left side view

5.8x42mm QBZ-95 assault rifle, right side view; magazine is removed and a 4X telescope sight is installed

5.56x45mm QBZ-97 / Type 97 assault rifle; note different magazine port, designed to accept STANAG / M16-type magazines

improved 5.8x42mm QBZ-95-1 (Type 95-1) assault rifle

5.8x42mm QBZ-95-1 (Type 95-1) short assault rifle (carbine) with new 35-mm underbarrel grenade launcher

Type 03 / QBZ-03 assault rifle (China)

Type 87 experimental assault rifle, a predecessor to Type 03

Type 03 (QBZ-03) assault rifle, with bayonet attached

CQ / M311 assault rifle (China)

Original CQ rifle

CQ-M4 carbine

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Enfield EM-2 / Rifle, Automatic, caliber .280, Number 9 Mark 1 (Great Britain)

EM-2 assault rifle, officially adopted in Britain as Rifle, Automatic, No.9 Mk.1 but never put into service. Note that the backup sights are in raised position.

EM-1 prototype assault rifle.

Enfield SA-80: L85A1 and L85A2 assault rifle, L22 carbine (Great Britain)

Enfield SA80-IW (Individual Weapon), chambered for experimental 4,85x49 ammunition
image courtesy of LEI Ltd (UK)

L85A1 rifle, with carrying handle and front sight installed instead of more common SUSAT telescope sight

Upgraded L85A2 with SUSAT sight

British soldier sights the L85A2 rifle fitted with German-made 40mm grenade launcher

L22A1 carbine
image courtesy of LEI Ltd (UK)

L22A2 carbine, as issued to Royal Armoured Corps tank crews in Iraq; note thatit has a Picatinny rail above the front grip
image courtesy of Tony Williams (UK)
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Fedorov

Fedorov "Avtomat" - the first practical assault rifle ever adopted
Image: Semen Fedoseev

Fedorov "Avtomat" action, removed from the wooden stock. Note that barrel is in full recoil position and locking plates are lowered and bolt isunlocked (right locking plate is visible in front of the round cocking handleknob).

The first Soviet 'true' intermediate cartridge (7.62x41 M43) assault rifle,Sudaev AS-44, as tested in 1944. Unfortunately, Sudaev fell severely ill in 1945 and died next year before finalizing his design.

Tokarev 7.62x41 experimental assault rifle, as tested in late 1945

The first Kalashnikov assault rifle prototype of 1946, also known as AK-46.Note that it had numerous internal and external differences from the later models, including separate safety and fire mode selector switches, as well as non-reciprocating charging handle, all located on the left side of the weapon

AK-46 prototype disassembled

The Bulkin AB-46 experimental assault rifle,which greatly influenced the AK-47

The experimental Kalashnikov assault rifle of 1947, also known as AK-47, first model

Bulkin AB-46 experimental assault rifle, partially disassembled.

The experimental Kalashnikov assault rifle of 1947, also known as AK-47, first model, disassembled

The experimental Kalashnikov assault rifle of 1947, also known as AK-47,second model (note that it has a small muzzle brake / compensator)

Early production / issue Kalashnikov AK rifle, as manufactured between 1949 and 1951, with stamped receiver and early type slab-sided magazine

Post-1951 production Kalashnikov AK rifle with milled receiver and bayonet attached, right side

Post-1951 production Kalashnikov AK rifle with milled receiver andbayonet, left side

Kalashnikov AK rifle with PBS silencer, as used by Soviet Spetsnaz

Kalashnikov AKM (modernized) rifle, with stamped receiver and new type of knife / bayonet

Kalashnikov AKMS - AKM with folding buttstock

Kalashnikov AKMN rifle (Modernized, with Night sight mounting bracket on the left side of receiver), with muzzle compensator installed

AKM with GP-25 40mm underbarrel grenade launcher

Kalashnikov AK-74, AKS-74 and AK-74M assault rifles (USSR /Russia)

Experimental Kalashnikov 5.45mm assault rifle, ca. 1970

Experimental Konstantinov SA-006 assault rifle, ca. 1970

AK-74 5.45mm assault rifle

AK-74 rifle of the late production, with black plastic furniture andthe newpattern bayonet

AKS-74. Folding butt version for the airborne troops

AK-74M. The latest variant, issued to the Russian troops since early1990s. Key differences from the earlier AK-74 rifles are the side-folding plastic buttstock and the scope mounting rail on the left side of the receiver.

AK-74M with GP-30 40mm grenade launcher installed

AK-74M with buttstock folded

Kalashnikov AKS-74U (Krinkov)short assault rifle (Russia - USSR)

AKS-74U short assault rifle

AKS-74U-UBN with the BS-1 "Tishina" 30mm suppressed grenade launcher(shown detached, along with special blank launcher cartridge and 30mmHE-DPgrenade)

Kalashnikov AK-101 assault rifle (Russia)

Kalashnikov AK-101 assault rifle with 40mm GP-30 underbarrel grenade launcher

Kalashnikov AK-103 assault rifle (Russia)

Kalashnikov AK-102, AK-104, AK-105 assault rifles (Russia)

5.56mm Kalashnikov AK-102 assault rifle (AK-105 looks exactly the same)

7.62mm Kalashnikov AK-104 assault rifle

Kalashnikov AK-107 and AK-108 assault rifle (Russia)

AK-107 assault rifle

AK-107 assault rifle, disassembled

Illustration of the balanced action, with dual, counter-moving gas pistons above the barrel.

Modified AK-107 assault rifle, as displayed in 2011. Note new top cover with integral Picatinny rail. Night sight is installed.

Kalashnikov AK-9 compact assault rifle (Russia)

Kalashnikov AK-9 compact assault rifle

Nikonov AN-94

AN-94 assault rifle, buttstock in the open position

AN-94 rifle, buttstock folded

Author poses with the AN-94 assault rifle (Interpolytech-2001 exhibition,Moscow, Russia)

AEK-971 assault rifle (Russia)

Early model AEK-973 rifle in 7.62x39mm

Early model AEK-971 rifle in 5.45x39mm

Late production model AEK-971 rifle in 5.45x39mm with red-dot sight

Prototype AEK-973S rifle in 7.62x39mm with telescoped butt

OTs-11

Groza OC-14 / OTs-14

"Groza" OC-14 / OTs-14 Assault Rifle in "assault" configuration

"Groza" OC-14 / OTs-14 Assault Rifle in "Grenadier" configuration

"Groza" OC-14 / OTs-14 Assault Rifle with silencer and telescope sight

AS "Val" silenced assault rifle (USSR / Russia)

AS "Val" silenced assault rifle, with shoulder stock opened

AS "Val" silenced assault rifle, with shoulder stock folded

AS "Val" silenced assault rifle, partially disassembled; note thatbarrel is significantly shorter than integral silencer

Author prepares to fire AS "Val" silenced assault rifle

SR-3 / SR-3M "Vikhr" compact assault rifle (Russia)

SR-3 Vikhr compact assault rifle, shoulder stock folded.

SR-3 Vikhr compact assault rifle, shoulder stock extended.

SR-3M Vikhr compact assault rifle, early model, with 'old pattern' 20-round magazine; shoulder stock and forward grip extended.

SR-3M Vikhr compact assault rifle, current issue model, with 'old pattern' 20-round magazine, quick-mounted silencer and telescope sight.

SR-3M Vikhr compact assault rifle, current issue model, with 'new pattern' 30-round magazine.

9A-91 compact assault rifle (Russia)

9A-91 compact assault rifle (early model) with buttstock in open position

9A-91 compact assault rifle (current production model) with attached silencer and red-dot sight

9A-91 compact assault rifle (current production model) with red-dot sight

9A-91 compact assault rifle (current production model) with silencer detached and shoulder stock folded

A-91 assault rifle (Russia)

7.62mm prototype A-91 bullpup assault rifle, as made in mid-1990s. Note unusual position of the integral 40mm grenade launcher, which is mounted above the barrel.

5.56mm NATO A-91 assault rifle, most recent version (2003).

APS underwater assault rifle (Russia)

APS rifle, with butt collapsed; note crude non-adjustable iron sights and unusual magazine

ASM-DT

One of ASM-DT assault rifle prototypes, with underwater magazine andadditional equipment (above) and with standard "above water" magazine(below)

ADS dual-medium / amphibious / underwater assault rifle (Russia)

Early prototype of the ADS dual-medium / amphibious assault rifle configured for above-water fire, with standard AK-74 magazine loaded with 5.45x39 ammunition

Early prototype of the ADS dual-medium / amphibious assault rifle configured for under-water fire, loaded with special magazine with underwater ammunition with long, needle-like bullets; it was based on the earlier ASM-DT experimental dual-medium / amphibious assault rifle

ADS dual-medium / amphibious / underwater assault rifle, current model, which can be used in same configuration either above or below the water, with only change being ammunition type (in similar magazines)

ADS dual-medium / amphibious / underwater assault rifle configured for above-water "Spetsnaz" use; grenade launcher barrel is removed, and a silencer and night sight are installed for special operations