RUSSIAN MACHINE GUNS SINCE 1945 Altered TCG stalks the wilds

stalks the wilds

Fathoms “immediately earns its place in the pantheon of classics of the new golden age of environmental writing” (Literary Hub)

ease of use

He is the last remaining of his kind

will you count on your opponents to be too risky

RUSSIAN MACHINE GUNS SINCE 1945 Altered TCG stalks the wildsFollowing the USSR's victory in World War II, the Soviet armed forces adopted a succession of new or improved machine guns. At squad level, the 7. 62mm RPD and RP 46 light machine guns replaced the DPM, themselves being supplanted by the RPK from 1961. Firing the lighter 5. 4539mm cartridge, the RPK 74 was issued from 1974 and remains in use today. The 5. 45mm RPK 16 entered Russian service in 2018. Having served alongside the 7. 62mm PM M1910 Maxim