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The Father of 100 Million Rifles
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"The designer of the most successful rifle ever made sat at a table in a quiet corner of the Kremlin. He was nearly 86 years old, but he retained the upright posture of the general he is. His pale blue gaze was firm and clear."
"Virtually everyone in the world has seen the firearm that bears his name, the AK-47. AK stands for 'the automatic by Kalashnikov,' the one-time Red Army sergeant who created its prototype at the opening of the Cold War. The number signifies 1947, the year the Soviet army accepted the prototype for mass production. With its short barrel, stock stained a brownish orange, and distinctive banana clip, the AK-47 and its derivatives long ago transcended their medium. ..." ... |
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