Undeployed RPK

saamohod · Post by **saamohod** » 2013-09-09 12:40

Did you people ever noticed that undeployed RPK, be it PRK-47 or RPK-74, has much better grouping of shots (i.e. less recoil) than the correspondent AK assault rifle? I'm not a gun expert, but I find it very odd and unrealistic that the heaviest and most powerful rifle has the best control and accuracy in full auto undeployed mode when compared to AK or AKS(short one).

Sgt.BountyOrig · Post by **Sgt.BountyOrig** » 2013-09-09 12:56

The longer barrel does nothing for you whatsoever?

Hurricane · Post by **Hurricane** » 2013-09-09 17:11

It's because of the longer, heavier barrel.

Sgt. Mahi · Post by **Sgt. Mahi** » 2013-09-09 17:32

Well heavier would still mean less accuracy while standing or crouching if firing several shots so the recoil should be much more punishing with the pkm.

ComradeHX · Post by **ComradeHX** » 2013-09-09 17:50

Sgt. Mahi wrote:Well heavier would still mean less accuracy while standing or crouching if firing several shots so the recoil should be much more punishing with the pkm.

Rpk are not that heavy.

And pkm does have more recoil, but piston is under barrel.

Sgt. Mahi · Post by **Sgt. Mahi** » 2013-09-09 18:52

ComradeHX wrote:Rpk are not that heavy.

And pkm does have more recoil, but piston is under barrel.

But the rpk is still heavier than an ak I would guess.

Pesticide · Post by **Pesticide** » 2013-09-09 19:05

does anyone ever fire an ar gun undeployed ? the recoil insane, maybe once a week when i got to clear a room and go in all rambo style guns blazing i dont use deployed

ComradeHX · Post by **ComradeHX** » 2013-09-09 19:35

Sgt. Mahi wrote:But the rpk is still heavier than an ak I would guess.

Which would mean felt-recoil is lower. RPK is not heavy enough to make you tired just from firing a few shots.

Try shooting a 7.62mm AK(no muzzle device + full stock) then duct tape a brick onto barrel, then shoot it again. Then you will see what I mean.

Sgt. Mahi · Post by **Sgt. Mahi** » 2013-09-10 16:56

ComradeHX wrote:Which would mean felt-recoil is lower. RPK is not heavy enough to make you tired just from firing a few shots.

Try shooting a 7.62mm AK(no muzzle device + full stock) then duct tape a brick onto barrel, then shoot it again. Then you will see what I mean.

No disrespect but I have fired a G3 many times, which also uses 7.62mm and based on that experience I would disagree with you on that.

MaxBooZe · Post by **MaxBooZe** » 2013-09-10 17:54

Sgt. Mahi wrote:No disrespect but I have fired a G3 many times, which also uses 7.62mm and based on that experience I would disagree with you on that.

G3 uses NATO 7.62x51, the AK uses 7.62x39. The NATO bullet is (a lot) bigger.

chrisweb89 · Post by **chrisweb89** » 2013-09-10 18:14

Just because the gun is 7.62 doesn't mean it will have the same recoil. Just look at 7.62 pistols.

Since the RPKs and their AKs fire the same round, just out of different weapons, it makes sense that the heavier weapon would reduce the recoil you feel.

ComradeHX · Post by **ComradeHX** » 2013-09-10 22:37

Sgt. Mahi wrote:No disrespect but I have fired a G3 many times, which also uses 7.62mm and based on that experience I would disagree with you on that.

G3 has nothing to do with AK. 7.62x39mm is not 7.62x51

Want bigger bullet? 7.62x54r.

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