TSD RPK Support Weapon w/Real Wood Kit Tactical Gen II AEG

TSD RPK Support Weapon w/Real Wood Kit Tactical Gen II AEG

High-end options for a mid-range price, that's what the TSD Tactical Gen II RPK is about. Not to mention an unprecedented TSD 60-day Warranty and TM compatibility. TSD and SRC worked together to bring to market an AEG that comes standard with all the following features:

- Metal Receiver
- Metal Outer Barrel
- Reinforced Metal Gearbox
- Steel Gears
- Steel bushings
- SRC Ultra-torque motor
- M110 Spring
- Ported Piston Head
- Metal Hop-up Unit

Also included:
(1) 300 round high capacity magazine
(1) 3000 round high capacity electric drum magazine
Does not include battery or charger.
Made by SRC.
TSD 60-day Warranty

FPS: 330-350 w/ 0.20g
Fire Modes: Semi-auto, Full-auto, Safe
Hop-up: Adjustable



Real Gun Facts:

The RPK is the light machine gun that replaced the RPD in the role as squad automatic weapon for Soviet infantry.

The receiver is almost identical to that of the AKM except that it is thicker and features bulges on the sides of the forend to accommodate matching bulges in the front trunnion which add strength to the design. The weapon's stock is different to allow for more comfortable and effective use during prone firing. The barrel is also longer and heavier, to provide more reliability during heavy usage and automatic fire. The weapon's rear sights are also different, allowing for windage adjustment.

The RPK was designed around when the new updated AKM was being made in the early 1970's. It was adopted by the Red Army in 1974 and is still used. An average of 1 person per squad (10 men) will obtain one in the Russian Army. It was also used in the Soviet war in Afghanistan from 1979-1989. Many Insurgents and Third World armies use this to add heavy firepower to their small infantry units.

It can use any magazine that an AK-47 can. A paratrooper variant called the RPK-S had a side-folding stock. This weapon has officially been replaced by the RPK-74 in the Russian army, but is still used by many second-line and non-infantry soldiers, in addition to other organizations around the world. It usually loads a 75-round drum magazine or a 40-round extended magazine. Using a 75-round or 100-round drum magazine, the RPK can be used as a light anti-aircraft gun. The RPK has a maximum range of 2,500 meters, and effective range of about 800 meters. Source: Wikipedia.org