Russia | Mikhail Kalashnikov: AK-47 designer dies

[Jaka_Lah]

AK was developed years after WW2 ended. It wasn't used to "kill nazis" or "bring freedom to Russia."

Fair enough, should of googled shit before I said that..
But you can't say it isn't a cool rifle.

[.James]

R.I.P

[[WS]Jacob]

It is a weapon which has fallen into the wrong hands and is responsible for the deaths of thousands worldwide, including those in our armed forces. Any weapon designer knows the destiny of their machine, that it will ultimately be used to take human life.

[TheGreasyChopper]

 He always said he wanted to create something to help regular people...like a lawnmower. Too bad there weren't German lawnmowers back then, so he could steal their design...But then again, he did it for his nation and it's future. May he rest in peace.

[Jamal_Garen]

He made a gun for people of his country to use. Buuut it kinda didnt go as planned because Russians kept it TOP secret since the year of its making - 1947. It  was carried around in bags, no western spy found out which rifle it was. They carried it covered, shot from it covered, kept it out of everyones reach! I dont know now who found out about it but meh, i cant know it all!

By the way, R.I.P. man, you changed the world.