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Dragon88
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It took him several more years to develop and fine-tune what later became an internationally recognized perfect killing instrument...
Are they serious? 
Pretty cool for the Russians that he's still alive. Imagine if we still had Samuel Colt or John Browning alive.
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I read somewhere that Mikhail did not design the AK-47 that is named after him but was designed by captured rifle designer of the famous m39, m40 Schmitzers. Mikhail helped design the magazine that feeds the AK-47.
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