Class
Type
Assault Rifle
Rank
Trainee
Euros
14.900
Firing Modes
Automatic
Front
No
Mount
No
Barrel
No
Trigger
No
Grip
No
Stock
No
Attack
45.0 (-4.0 to 4.0)
Range
71.5
Accuracy
91.5
→ Auto Fire
79.3
Control
85.8
Auto Fire
10.15
Capacity
30
Mobility
93.5
Piercing
30
Accuracy
91.5
→ Crouching
94.6
→ Moving
83.6
→ Jumping
57.5
Zooming
92.1
→ Crouching
94.8
→ Moving
66
→ Jumping
42.3
Auto Fire
79.3
→ Crouching
84.5
→ Moving
74.8
→ Jumping
38.3
Zoom Auto
87.6
→ Crouching
91.9
→ Moving
55.3
→ Jumping
32.3
Control
85.8
→ Crouching
86.3
→ Moving
83
→ Jumping
78.4
Zooming
87
→ Crouching
89.8
→ Moving
85.1
→ Jumping
80.5
Zoom
Yes
Scope
No
Draw Speed
1.36
Reload Time
?
Suppressor
No
Real World History
The most prolific firearm of the 20th Century, the AK family is the most widely produced and copied firearm in history. Created by a wounded tank sergeant during the midst of the Second World War, it reached widespread fame due to its cheap and reliable design. It spawned an entire family of firearms, ranging from the AKM to Saiga shotguns, and inspired an entire generation firearms based on the same design principle.
Introduced in 1959, the AK got a face lift with the AKM. The "modernized" AK went through several design improvements. Compared to the original, machine milled receiver, the AKM featured a stamped steel receiver, optimizing it for mass production. The cheaper means of production has been replicated worldwide, propagating the AK design around the world. It's iconic shape has been as symbol of both freedom and oppression around the world. Unfortunately, fears of communist invasion during the height of the Cold War has given the AK the "bad guy's gun" reputation that we are all familiar with within the U.S..
While powerful, the 7.62x39mm cartridge lacked accuracy and range. The slow and heavy projectile, combined with the already cheaply produced firearm, meant that the AKM suffered severely at range compared with western NATO firearms firing the 5.56x45mm. In response to the NATO standard cartridge, the AK74 entered service in the late 70's, replacing the AKM, and remains the standard service rifle of the Russian troops today. Essentially the same gun, the AK74 fired the smaller and faster 5.45x39mm cartridge. It featured higher accuracy than the AK47, sacrificing the legendary stopping power of it's older brother.
Ironically, while variants and copies of the AK47 can be found around the world, "true" AK-47, are extremely rare, especially in the U.S..
Overview
The AK-47 is the third remake of the rifle with the same name (after the MK.3 and MK.4). It was originally released in Open Beta of during the Aeria to En Masse transition as one of the first euro-metered weapons.
Compared to the MK.4, nearly all the stats are the same, excluding damage which received a buff of 1 point.
AK47 Recap
The AK-47 is easily recognizable due to it's mixture of stamped steel and wooden external components, and it's shape.
It features high damage for an Assault Rifle, moderate recoil and a comparatively low rate of fire.
It is a tad heavier than other Assault Rifles, but the player is still able to achieve moderate speed when sprinting.
The AK-47 fits a variety of roles very well:
- Close/Moderate Range
- Moderate Speed
- High power
- No scopes/sights
- An extremely accurate gun
Modifications
No mod
Recommended Builds
No mod
Variants
- AK-47 Origin
- AK-47 Mk.3
- AK-47 Dragon
- AK-47 Antique
- AK-47 CQB Ao
- AK-47 CQB AKA
- AK-47 Nugget
- AK-47 Charles Vane
- AK-47 Hawkeye
- AK-47 Glaucos
- AK-47 Predator
- AK-47 Alien
- AK-47 Blacksnake
- AK-47 MK.4
- AK-47 Neon
- AK-47 Olivier La Buse
- AK-47 Sevres
- AK-47 Human Fighter
- AK-47 Mk.5
- AK-47 Lion
- AK-47 Lion CFRP
- AK-47 Goldsnake
- AK-47 Code Red
- AK-47 Red Monkey
- AK-47 Miura
- AK-47 Golden Dragon
- AK-47 Stabileco
- AK-47 S.t, Medal of Valor
- AK-47 Ultimate Custom
- AK-47 Nobility
- AK-47, Medal of Valor
- AK-47 Volt
Tips
It is recommended to fire in 2-3 bursts and aim for the head when using this weapon at medium to long ranges, while fully automatic volleys(8-15 rounds) are recommended at close to medium ranges. But this gun is one of the most liked guns for low ranks due it's high damage, along with the M4A1 and AK-47 this is definitely the most used gun for low ranks and the AK-47 especially for the people that have multiple accounts thus making them experienced can tap (single firing to reduce recoil) this weapon and aim for the head, thus killing faster than the M4A1.
AK47 Debates
There has been much debate over whether or not the AK-47 is a weapon for newbies. People often criticize the AK family, but it is usually only because they are some of the most powerful rifleman weapons in the game. Their high power and fairly high accuracy, aside from their popularity in the real world and in other games, have made them well known in the A.V.A. community.
Notable Comparisons
A "fully upgraded" AK-47 feels like a slower ROF version (no mods) M14EBR.
A "clean" (unmodified) AK47 feels like a slower ROF version of the "modded" AK74M (Reinforced Barrel, Veteran Mechanism, Light Stock)
(Note the actual "tap" stability/accuracy of the guns feel extremely similar with these configurations)
Trivia
- Obtainable from the rank of Recruit(Level 1), it is one of the few weapons in the ijji version of A.V.A purchasable in "expendable" (temporary) duration.
- Old model of AK-47 from ijji A.V.A. got a magazine shaped more like that of the AK-74, having less of a curve than the weapon's normal 7.62x39mm magazines. Old model of AK-47 is still visible on kill feed and shop picture.
Gallery
GIF Gallery
Media
A.V.A 戰地之王 AK47 Recoil Test 彈道測試
SnowShovel AK47 Gameplay
SnowShovel AK47 Gameplay
