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[[Image:AK-47.jpg]][[Image:ak47.jpg|thumb|280px|An AK-47]]
 
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The '''AK-47''', which is short for the [[Russian]] word for '''Автомат Калашникова образца 1947 года'''; (Kalashnikov model automatic rifle of 1947), is an [[assault rifle]] originally manufactured by Izhmash but now manufactured by various companies all over the world.
 
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The '''[[Wikipedia:AK-47|AK-47]]''' is an [[assault rifle]] featured in the ''[[Modern Warfare (series)|Modern Warfare]]'' game series, as well as in ''[[Modern Warfare 2: Ghost]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops (Nintendo DS)]]'', ''[[Find Makarov]]'', ''[[Find Makarov: Operation Kingfish]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops II]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified]]'', ''[[Call of Duty Online]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Heroes]]'', ''[[Rightful King]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Mobile]]'' and ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019)|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare]]''.
   
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==Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare & Modern Warfare Remastered==
== History ==
 
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{{quote|Fully automatic with high power. Effective at medium range.|Weapon description}}
During [[World War II]], the [[Nazi Germany|Germans]] created the basic assault rifle concept which became useful in longer range than the [[submachine gun]]s and could fire more rounds quicker than the standard infantry rifles.
 
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{{Infobox/weapon
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|name = AK-47
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|imagecod4 = AK47 menu icon CoD4.png
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|imagemwr = AK-47 Menu Icon MWR.png
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|damage = 100-85 (SP)<br />40-30 (40-20 Suppressed, Red Dot) (MP)
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|mult = Head: 2.7, Chest: 2, Limbs: 1.5 (SP)<br />Head: 1.4, Chest: 1, Limbs: 1 (MP)
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|class = [[Assault Rifle]]
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|level = Level 4
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|magazine = 30 rounds
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|maxammo = 30+300 (SP), 30+180 (MP)<br>30+308 (SP Grenadier)
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|startammo = 30+270 (SP), 30+60 (MP)
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|reload = 2.5s loaded, 3.25s unloaded
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|rof = 705 RPM
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|range = [[File:AK-47Range COD4.png|200px]]
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|recoil = Moderate
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|pen = Medium
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|fire = Automatic
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|used = [[OpFor]], [[Ultranationalists]], [[Loyalists]]
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|HUD = <center>Normal HUD Icon:<br>[[File:MW Pickup AK47.png]]<br>AK-47 [[Grenade Launcher|Grenadier's]] HUD Icon:<br>[[File:AK Grenadier icon COD4.png]]</center>
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|console = <u>'''Campaign'''</u> <br> <tt>ak47</tt> <small>(Original Weapon)</small> <br> <tt>ak47_grenadier</tt> <small>(AK-47 Grenadier)</small> <br> <u> '''Multiplayer''' </u> <br> <tt>ak47_mp</tt> <small>(Original Weapon)</small> <br> <tt>ak47_reflex_mp</tt> <small>(w/[[Red Dot Sight]])</small> <br> <tt>ak47_acog_mp</tt> <small>(w/[[ACOG Scope]])</small> <br> <tt>ak47_silencer_mp</tt> <small>(w/[[Silencer]])</small> <br> <tt>ak47_gl_mp</tt> <small>(w/[[GP-25]])</small>}}
   
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===Campaign===
When the Russian Mikhail Kalashnikov was injured in the Battle of Bryansk it led him thinking of his own assault rifle. Soon after working with other designs, Kalashnikov entered a competition for a new firearm that would use the the 7.62x39mm cartridge which was developed by Elisarov and Semin in 1943. One requirement in the competition was that the weapon was reliable in the muddy, wet, and frozen condition of the Soviet frontline. Using the design of the [[PPS-43]], Kalashnikov designed the "Mikhtim" which won after it was dragged through mud, sand, and dust and still was able to fire without jamming. The "Mikhtim" was the prototype for the development of a family of firearms which culminated in the AK-47 in 1947, which has now become the most produced firearm model in history.
 
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The AK-47 is in single player and is the weapon most frequently used by the in-game enemies, such as [[Ultranationalists]] and [[OpFor]] militants. It is never found with a red dot sight or silencer. It is far superior in terms of firepower and penetration when compared to most other rifles in the game, and it keeps an open field of view for spotting other nearby targets, although it suffers more in terms of recoil.The AK-47's recoil is mostly visual, as the sights re-settle on the target between shots. The AK-47 is most effective at close to medium range. A variant of the AK-47, called the AK-47 Grenadier (a standard AK-47 with an underslung [[GP-25]] grenade launcher), is also relatively common. The AK-47 Grenadier has a max ammo of 308 instead of 300. The AK-47 is one of the only weapons that is more accurate in multiplayer than it is in single player.
   
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===Multiplayer===
There were difficulties in the beginning of the production of the AK-47 because the first models had stamped sheet metal receivers and difficulties were encountered in welding the guide and ejector rails. But instead of halting the production, a heavy machined receiver substituted for the original receiver. Because of these problems the [[Russian|Soviet Union]] could not distribute a large number of the weapon to its [[soldier]]s.
 
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The AK-47 is one of the first assault rifles unlocked in multiplayer, being available as soon as Create-a-Class is unlocked. It is a high-damage, slow-firing assault rifle on par with the [[M16A4]] and [[MP44]].
   
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The AK-47 deals 40-30 damage depending on range, killing targets in three-to-four shots. Head shots generally reduce the number of bullets needed to kill by one. Equipping [[Stopping Power]] reduces this to two-to-three shots. In this case, head shots only help outside of effective range. The moderate rate of fire and the high damage per bullet gives the AK-47 among the fastest times to kill out of all the fully automatic assault rifles.
Soon in the year 1978, the Soviet Union began replacing the AK-47 with a newer design called the AK-74, a 5.45x39mm assault rifle, which began being sent to Eastern European nations until the Soviet Union collapsed, slowing the production of many Russian weapons. It is now mostly used in the Middle East.
 
   
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The AK-47 has higher recoil than most of the other assault rifles, with a recoil pattern of 60 up, left, and right, and 30 down. Its centerspeed is average, at 1500. The recoil is symmetrical so while the weapon bounces around somewhat while firing recoil tends to go straight up. Reload speed is at 2.5 seconds loaded or 3.25 unloaded, making it somewhat slower than the M4 Carbine or G36C, but not by much.
Despite this, the AK-47 and all its derivatives are still used and produced by 55 National Armies and countless insurgent and Guerrilla groups, The AK design has also been recently modernized with the AK-101 series, offering rifles of various sizes from 5.56x45mm, 5.45x39mm and 7.62x39mm.<ref>[http://www.izhmash.ru/eng/product/ak101.shtml Official AK-101 page]</ref> There are also many rifles influenced by the Kalashnikov design, such as the Swedish 62/76, Israeli Galil and the Indian INSAS, among others. Because of this, the AK is likely to be a partaker in the battlefield well into the foreseeable future.
 
   
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The AK-47 has the same amount of sway as the [[M4 Carbine]] and same sway speed as the [[G36C]]. The [[GP-25]] and the [[ACOG Scope]] are the two most suitable attachments to use as the [[Red Dot Sight]] and [[Suppressor]] both limit its effectiveness; equipping either of the latter reduces minimum damage to 20, making it take five shots at range to kill in core and essentially making it a slower-firing M4 Carbine or G36C. This damage reduction also causes the gun to lose its one shot kill ability at range in hardcore. While the ACOG doesn't cause this damage reduction, the increased zoom, ADS time, and recoil hamper much of the AK-47's close range effectiveness, and the increase in idle sway will also somewhat hamper its middle range effectiveness. The AK-47 is perhaps most versatile when used bare, with no attachments, as it leaves the player with a weapon that does not hamper itself or their class selection.
The AK-47 is also a symbol in popular culture. It is seen on both the flag and coat of arms of Mozambique and is also on the coat of arms of East Timor and Zimbabwe. It is also on the flag of the Shi'a Muslum political and paramilitary group Hezbollah. The motto for the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps is ''Kalash'', a shortened form of "Kalashnikov" and is also a name for boys in some African Countries. It is also frequently used as a symbol of the criminal culture and portrayed as a "bad guy" weapon in movies and literature, portrayed as a status symbol in the hip-hop culture and is even used by criminals in reality. The most famous example of the last was in 1997, during the North Hollywood Shootout, where bank-robbers Larry Phillips Jr. and Emil Matasareanu engaged patrol and SWAT officers of the Los Angeles Police Department. Larry and Emil wore body armor and fired automatic weapons with armor-piercing ammunition, including a pair of AK-47s. Over 1300 rounds were fired by the bank robbers before finally being stopped. Despite numerous injuries to police and civilians, the only fatalities were Larry and Emil. Another time the AK-47 entered popular media was in the aftermath of Operation Iraqi Freedom, where U.S forces secured a palace owned by Saddam Hussein and discovered a gold-plated AK-47 and [[Dragunov]].
 
   
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In [[Hardcore]], it kills in one hit against all enemies unless they are using [[Juggernaut]] (which can be negated with [[Stopping Power]]) or [[Last Stand]], or those shot through cover, but loses this ability with a Suppressor or Red Dot Sight attached. The AK-47 can accept [[Golden Camouflage]] once all of the [[Assault Rifle]] [[challenges]] are completed. This exclusivity is nullified in ''Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered'', as all weapons can accept Gold Camouflage.
== Game Info ==
 
The AK-47 can be picked up by the player in single player mode and is the most frequently used enemy weapon of the game; however, its open iron sights make it inferior in range and accuracy to the [[M16A4]] and [[M4 Carbine]]. However, it is also more powerful. The AK-47 is effective at medium to close range. In single player, the player may occasionally encounter a variant of the AK-47 called the "AK-47 Grenadier", a standard AK-47 modified with an undermounted GP-25 Grenade Launcher, functioning similarly to the M4 with under-slung M203.
 
   
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===Weapon Attachments===
The AK-47 is also not very well suited for long ranged fights, as even when aiming down the sights, there is significant recoil.
 
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*[[GP-25|GP-25 Grenade Launcher]]
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*[[Red Dot Sight]]
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*[[Silencer]]
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*[[ACOG Scope]]
   
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===Old School Mode===
It is one of six weapons with a golden paint scheme, the other five being the [[M60E4]], the [[Desert Eagle]], the [[Dragunov]], the [[Mini Uzi]], and the [[M1014]].
 
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The AK-47 appears in [[Old School Free-for-all|Old School Mode]] with 30 rounds in the magazine and 60 rounds of reserve ammunition.
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*[[Backlot]] - Found with a [[Red Dot Sight]] at the intersection near the garages and the parking lot at the south-western part of the map, near [[Sleight of Hand]].
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*[[Bog]] - Found in between the giant mound of dirt and [[War Pig (tank)|the tank]], near [[Last Stand]].
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*[[Chinatown]] - Found with a [[GP-25]] in front of the construction site near the fish market and the grassy area, near the [[Mini-Uzi]].
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*[[Crash]] and [[Winter Crash]] - Found at the top of the ramp near the mechanic towards the south-western part of the map, near [[Juggernaut (perk)|Juggernaut]].
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*[[Crossfire]] - Found with an [[ACOG Scope]] among cinder block foundations at the western edge of the map, near the [[M67 Grenade|Frag Grenade]].
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*[[Killhouse (Call of Duty 4)|Killhouse]] - Found with a GP-25 on the top of the southern structure.
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*[[Pipeline]] - Found on the train platform at the northern edge of the map, next to [[Stopping Power]].
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*[[Shipment]] - Found at the south-west corner of the map, near the barrels.
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*[[Showdown (map)|Showdown]] - Found with a GP-25 in the center courtyard.
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*[[Strike]] - Found directly to the west of the statue, near Juggernaut.
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*[[Vacant]] - Found in the parking lot, towards the south-eastern corner of the map.
   
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===Gallery===
{{ref}}
 
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{{For|attachment images|AK-47/Attachments}}
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{{For|camouflage images|AK-47/Camouflage}}
   
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====''Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare''====
[[Category:Weapons]]
 
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<gallery>
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AK-47 CoD4.png|The AK-47 in first-person
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AK-47 Iron Sights CoD4.png|Aiming down the [[iron sights|sights]]
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Ak-47 Reloading COD4.png|Reloading the AK-47. Notice the cartridge in the magazine is in 2D.
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AK-47 Cocking CoD4.png|Cocking the AK-47
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</gallery>
   
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====''Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered''====
[[Category:Modern Weapons]]
 
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<gallery>
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AK-47 MWR.png|The AK-47 in first-person
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AK-47 Iron Sights MWR.png|Aiming down the sights
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AK-47 Reloading MWR.png|Reloading the AK-47. The cartridge in the magazine is now in 3D.
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AK-47 Cocking MWR.png|Cocking the AK-47
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</gallery>
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==Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (Nintendo DS)==
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{{Infobox/weapon
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|name = AK-47
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|console =
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|damage = 16.6 (SP and MP)
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|magazine = 30
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|level = Default for OpFor, and Ultranationalists
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|startammo = 30+300
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|maxammo = 30+300
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|rof = Medium
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|range = High
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|recoil = Absent
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|used = [[OpFor]], [[Ultranationalists]]
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|image = [[File:AK-47 third person MWDS.png|300px]]}}
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===Campaign===
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The AK-47 appears as one of the two assault rifles available in the game. It is available on all levels in the game. It is used by almost every enemy. Though the AK-47 bears a similar look to the one in the console versions, it has slightly less damage per round, a higher rate of fire, and much less [[recoil]]. It also has slightly different iron sights, which provide a much more open view around it. The iron sights are more above the gun than in other console games, where the sight is dug in the gun. As with all other weapons in game, all recoil is eliminated when aiming down the sights, making it effective at all ranges. This is mostly the only weapon to pick up if loss of ammo.
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===Multiplayer===
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In multiplayer, the AK-47, like all other weapons, is available by default. It is extremely effective due to its high rate of fire, low recoil, and moderate damage. However, it is still recommended to use it at medium range (just like in the console versions), as it can be countered at long range by the more accurate [[M16A4]] and the more powerful [[M1014]] and [[MP5]] at close ranges.
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===Gallery===
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<gallery>
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AK47 DS.png|The AK-47.
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AK47 Iron Sights DS.png|The AK-47's [[iron sights]].
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AK47 Inventory DS.png
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</gallery>
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==Call of Duty: Devil's Brigade==
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{{Cut Content}}The AK-47 can be seen in a screenshot for the cut game ''[[Call Of Duty: Devil's Brigade]]''.
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===Gallery===
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<gallery>
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AK-47 DB.jpg|The AK47 in first person.
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</gallery>
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==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2==
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{{Infobox/weapon
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|image = [[File:AK-47 menu icon MW2.png|256px]]
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|name = AK-47
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|damage = 99-75 (SP), 40-30 (MP)
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|mult = Head: 1.4, Chest: 1, Limbs: 1 (MP)
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|class = [[Assault Rifle]]
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|magazine = 30 rounds (45 with [[Extended Mags]])
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|level = Level 70 (Commander)
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|startammo = 30 + 60 (MP)
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|maxammo = 30+300 (SP), 30+180 (MP)
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|reload = 2.5s loaded, 3.25s unloaded
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|rof = 705 RPM
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|range = 1500-2000 (500-1000 Suppressed) (MP)
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|recoil = Moderate
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|pen = Medium
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|fire = Automatic
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|used = [[Ultranationalists]], [[Spetsnaz]], [[OpFor]],[[Russian Airborne Troops]], [[Brazilian Militia]], [[Inner Circle]], [[TF 141]] ([[John "Soap" MacTavish|Soap]], [[John Price|Captain John Price]] and [[Gary "Roach" Sanderson|Roach]])
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|HUD = [[File:MW Pickup AK47.png]]
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|console = <tt>ak47</tt>
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}}
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===Campaign===
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The AK-47 returns in ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2]]'', albeit heavily modified and aesthetically different to its ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]'' counterpart. It has a beige polymer furniture and a side bracket scope mount, as well as a collapsible stock and a railed handguard. Shots from the AK-47 sound different than those in ''Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare'', possibly because of the apparent addition of a muzzle brake. The [[Ultranationalists]] and [[Russian Military]] still commonly use the AK-47, as do members of the [[Brazilian Militia]]. Many of the AKs found in the campaign are mounted with [[ACOG]]s, [[GP-25]] Grenade Launchers, or [[Red Dot Sight]]s; AK-47s with a [[Holographic Sight]] can be found in the levels "[[Exodus]]," "[[Of Their Own Accord]]" and "[[Wolverines!]]" An AK-47 with a [[Shotgun (Attachment)|Under-Barrel Shotgun]] can be found in the armory in "[[Loose Ends]]" and "Wolverines!". The AK-47 appears in almost every campaign mission with the exception of "[[No Russian]]", "[[Just Like Old Times]]", and "[[Endgame]]".
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===Multiplayer===
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In contrast to ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]'', the AK-47 is the last assault rifle and the last overall weapon to be unlocked at level 70.
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The AK-47 is a high damage-per-bullet assault rifle, best comparing to the [[SCAR-H]] and [[TAR-21]]. At any range short of 37 meters, the AK-47 will deal forty damage, taking three hits to kill, or two with headshots. Damage linearly decreases until fifty meters, where the AK-47 will deal thirty damage, taking four hits to kill, or three with headshots. The AK-47's three hit kill range to the body ends at 45 meters, and its two headshot kill range ending slightly before 45 meters. The AK-47 has medium [[Surface Penetration|bullet penetration]] power, and will kill or down enemies without interference in one shot in Hardcore game modes.
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When equipped with [[Stopping Power]], the AK-47's damage profile changes. The AK-47 will now deal 56 damage at any range shy of 37 meters, getting two shot kills, and will decrease linearly until fifty meters, dealing 42 damage, netting a three hit kill, or a two hit kill with headshots. The AK-47's two hit kill range with Stopping Power will end at about forty meters. With Stopping Power, the AK-47's damage per bullet becomes very powerful and fairly consistent over range, making the AK-47 solid.
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The AK-47's rate of fire is somewhat slow, only firing at 705 RPM. While this fire rate is faster than the SCAR-H and the burst-fire assault rifles, all other assault rifles, including the TAR-21, fire faster. The fire rate isn't bad in the grand scheme, but is unimpressive.
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The AK-47 is quite accurate. Its iron sights are very clean and simple, and its recoil profile is quite manageable, kicking equally upwards and to the sides. However, the AK-47 has a heavy amount of visual kick that doesn't represent the AK-47's actual recoil profile, which can deter less experienced players from using it. A trait unique to the AK-47 is that adding any attachment bar the [[ACOG Scope]] will multiply the idle sway amount by twenty times, the same effect the [[Thermal Scope]] has on idle sway. This is a unique weakness to the AK-47, as all other weapons only have their idle sway multiplied by twenty times while using the Thermal Scope, but in the case of the AK-47, all attachments bar the ACOG will bring this effect. Using no attachments at all will keep the idle sway at its normal amount.
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The AK-47's handling traits are quite poor for assault rifles. Its switch speeds are some of the slowest in tier, the aim down sight speed is the assault rifle standard, the AK-47 will limit movement speed to 95% if it is the heaviest weapon equipped, and the hip-fire spread is a moderate size. Each reload is quite slow on the AK-47, taking 1.75 seconds to [[Reload Cancel]] the AK-47. All around, the AK-47 is a poor-handling assault rifle.
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The AK-47 has a standard thirty round magazine, making the AK-47 have a ninety round starting ammo loadout when the player spawns in without [[Scavenger (perk)|Scavenger Pro]].
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The AK-47 has the usual set of attachments available to it. The [[Grenade Launcher]] is the GP-25 model instead of the M203, and while the grenades themselves are unchanged, the GP-25 can be switched to faster, but will reload slower than the M203. This makes using the GP-25 quickly easier (such as on a [[Sleight of Hand]] class), but makes prolonged usage harder (such as with a [[One Man Army]] class). The GP-25, like in Call of Duty 4, will add a sight on the right side of the AK-47, which has no functional purpose in-game besides to distinguish what attachment the AK-47 has.
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The [[Shotgun (attachment)|Shotgun]] is an unnecessary attachment for the AK-47, which already has plenty of close quarters power.
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The optical attachments are available for the AK-47. The [[Red Dot Sight]] is somewhat of a poor choice on the AK-47, as the front post is not folded down when aiming, and with the visual kick, serves as a large visual distraction, taking away from the Red Dot Sight's value. The [[Holographic Sight]] shares a lot of the Red Dot Sight's characteristics, but is glitched in that it will increase the AK-47's wall penetration power, basically giving the AK-47 FMJ for free. As such, the Holographic Sight should be the only sight in use on the AK-47, if so desired.
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The [[ACOG Scope]] will not increase the AK-47's idle sway when in use, but combining any attachment with it via [[Bling]] will add the idle sway. The ACOG Scope also lowers the AK-47's centerspeed from 1500 to 1100, making recoil quite large and difficult to control, combined with the visual kick and the front post.
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The [[Thermal Scope]] is statistically indifferent despite the added idle sway, which is a natural side effect of the Thermal Scope. The Thermal Scope removes a lot of definition on the real world when aiming, and will lower the AK-47's centerspeed to 1300, making shot placement, again, difficult.
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The [[Heartbeat Sensor]] gives the AK-47 portable radar on the side, but is effectively counteracted by [[Ninja]] users, which are hard to hear with footsteps. The Heartbeat Sensor shouldn't be relied on, but can be a useful tool in alerting the player to unsuspecting nearby enemies.
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The [[Silencer]] removes the AK-47's muzzle flash and lowers the AK-47's acoustic signature when firing, but will reduce range. It will reduce the AK-47's maximum damage range by two-thirds, and will halve the AK-47's minimum damage range. As such, the Silencer is a risky attachment to use on the AK-47, having heavy cost in the form of extra idle sway and less range. However, it can work well for some players who put the stealth advantage to use.
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[[FMJ]] increases the AK-47's ability to shoot through cover. For the most part, players shouldn't be using FMJ on the AK-47 too often, as the Holographic Sight has the same effect while changing the sight picture, reducing the severity of the muzzle flash, and fires less tracer rounds which can visually alert enemies to the player's presence. However, FMJ is a good attachment should players want to use the iron sights and have more wall penetration power. However, the player should never combine the Holographic Sight and FMJ through Bling, as FMJ will have no effect whatsoever with the attachment combination besides fire extra tracer rounds.
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[[Extended Mags]] increases the AK-47's magazine capacity to 45 rounds instead of thirty. This makes reloads less frequent and allows the player to delay their reloads for longer periods of time. This attachment pairs well with players who naturally waste ammunition.
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The AK-47 best compares to the SCAR-H and TAR-21 in terms of gameplay, as all three of them are extremely strong in terms of per shot power. The AK-47 effectively acts as a bridge between its two competitors, sharing some of the SCAR-H's superior accuracy and simple iron sights, while sharing some of the TAR-21's superior fire rate up close and ammo loadout.
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===Weapon Attachments===
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*[[GP-25|Grenade Launcher]]
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*[[Shotgun (Attachment)|Shotgun]]
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*[[Red Dot Sight]]
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*[[Holographic Sight]]
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*[[Silencer]]
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*[[Heartbeat Sensor]]
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*[[ACOG Scope]]
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*[[Thermal Scope]]
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*[[FMJ]]
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*[[Extended Magazines]]
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===Gallery===
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{{For|camouflage images|AK-47/Camouflage}}
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{{For|attachment images|AK-47/Attachments}}
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<gallery>
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AK-47 MW2.png|The AK-47 in first-person.
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AK-47 Iron Sights 2 MW2.png|Aiming down the [[iron sights|sights]].
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AK-47 reloading MW2.png|Reloading the AK-47. Note the solid magazine.
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AK-47 Cocking MW2.png|Cocking the AK-47.
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Soap using AK-47 Cliffhanger MW2.png|[[Soap]] using the AK-47.
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</gallery>
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==Modern Warfare 2: Ghost==
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The AK-47 is used by the terrorists who took the children at a school in Lisichansk, Ukraine hostage.
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<gallery>
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AK-47 MW2G.png|A terrorist holding an AK-47.
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</gallery>
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==Call of Duty: Black Ops==
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{{Infobox/weapon
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|image = [[File:AK-47 menu icon BO.png|256px]]
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|name = AK47
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|damage = 100-90 (SP), 40-30 (MP), 38 (ZM)
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|mult = Head: 1.4, Body: 1, Limbs: 1
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|class = [[Assault Rifle]]
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|magazine = 30 rounds (45 with [[Extended Mag]])<br>''(80 rounds when used at the beginning of "Victor Charlie")''
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|level = Level 38
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|cost = 2000
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|startammo = 30+270 (SP), 30+90 (MP)
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|maxammo = 30+300 (SP standard, 45+450 Extended Mag), 30+240 (MP)<br>''(80+0 when used at the beginning of "Victor Charlie")''
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|reload = 2.5 loaded, 3.25 unloaded
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|rof = 750 RPM
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|recoil = Moderate
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|center = 1500
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[[File:AK47BORecoil.png]]
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|pen = Moderate
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|fire = Automatic
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|used = [[Viet Cong]],<br> [[Vietnam People's Army|North Vietnamese Army]],<br> [[Soviet Armed Forces]],<br> [[Vorkuta (level)|Prisoners of Vorkuta]],<br> [[Viktor Reznov]], [[Alex Mason]], [[Frank Woods]], [[Joseph Bowman]], [[Studies and Observation Group]]
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|HUD = [[File:hud ak47.png]]
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}}
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===Campaign===
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The AK-47 looks very different compared to ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2]]'' and, to a lesser extent, ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]''. The rifle has its wooden furniture, stock, and pistol grip, lacks a muzzle brake and has different yet still clean iron sights. The magazine is also less curved and the handguard is plain. It is frequently seen being carried by [[Viet Cong]], [[Vietnam People's Army|NVA]], and [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] soldiers throughout the campaign.
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Notable exclusions are "[[Operation 40]]" and "[[The Defector]]", where it is replaced by the [[FN FAL]], in "[[Rebirth]]" and "[[Redemption]]", where it is replaced by the [[AK74u]] and in "[[Numbers]]" where it is replaced with the [[Kiparis]]. In the mission "[[Payback]]", [[Alex Mason]] and [[Frank Woods]] use AK-47's to escape the compound and hijack the [[Mi-24 Hind]]. In "[[S.O.G.]]" and "Payback", it is possible to find an AK-47 with a [[Flamethrower (attachment)|Flamethrower]] attached. In the mission "Payback", Some of the SOG team and [[Viktor Reznov|Reznov]] can be seen wielding their AK-47's in the compound where [[Lev Kravchenko|Kravchenko]] was at.
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===Multiplayer===
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The AK-47 is unlocked at level 38, costing the player {{cost|2000}}. The AK-47 is a high-damage, fully-automatic weapon firing at 750 RPM and has almost completely identical stats to the [[Commando (weapon)|Commando]]. However, the AK-47 has a longer reload than the Commando along with a slightly slower switch speed as well. The actual recoil patterns of the two guns are also identical, although the AK-47's visual recoil is greater than the Commando's, where the sights kick up before returning to its original position, which hinders long range combat with moving targets. Due to the AK-47's statistical disadvantages compared to the Commando and the severe similarity they bear, the AK-47 is, by definition, an inferior weapon. While the weapon is very well-rounded, the Commando is an overall improvement over the AK-47. The AK-47's only advantages over the Commando are that it's unlocked earlier and that its [[GP-25]] [[Grenade Launcher]] bears statistical uniqueness from the [[M203]] the Commando uses.
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===Attachments===
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*[[Extended Mags]]
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*[[Dual Mags]]
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*[[ACOG Scope]]
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*[[Red Dot Sight]]
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*[[Reflex Sight]]
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*[[Masterkey]]
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*[[Flamethrower (attachment)|Flamethrower]]
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*[[Infrared Scope]]
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*[[Silencer|Suppressor]]
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*[[Grenade Launcher]]
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===Zombies===
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In [[Zombies (Treyarch)|Zombies]], the AK-47 is unavailable in normal conditions. It can be acquired only with the <tt>give all</tt> [[Developer console|command]] on PC as well as the "give ak47_zm" command/bind on Apple Mac. This cycles a few weapons for the player while gradually draining all their points. Eventually, the player ends up with an [[M1911]], [[Default Weapon]], [[Dirty Harry]] and an AK-47. The weapon has no sounds when it is firing or reloading, and does little damage per shot, only 2.5 times that of the M1911. The AK-47 also cannot be [[Pack-a-Punch Machine|Pack-a-Punched]], however, console commands show that the AK-47 was going to be able to be Pack-a-Punched, to which it would gain a Flamethrower attachment.
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The AK-47 (with a [[GP-25]]) is also seen in the [[Call of the Dead]] poster being held by [[Michael Rooker]].
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===Gallery===
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{{For|camouflage images|AK-47/Camouflage}}
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{{For|attachments images|AK-47/Attachments}}
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<gallery>
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AK-47 BO.png|The AK-47 in first-person.
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AK-47 Iron Sights BO.png|Aiming down the [[Iron Sights|sights]].
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AK-47 Reloading BO.png|Reloading the AK-47, note the empty magazine being inserted.
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AK-47 Dive to Prone BO.png|Diving with the AK-47.
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ELITE AK-47.png|Render of the AK-47.
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BO1BetaAK47.JPG|The AK47's beta menu icon
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AK47 Disarm BO.png|The AK-47 being held by [[Alex Mason|Mason]] and a [[Viet Cong]] in "[[Victor Charlie]]".
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AK47 Third Person BO.png|The AK-47 in third person.
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Spetsnaz Soldier AK-47 BO.jpg|A [[Spetsnaz]] soldier on patrol armed with an AK-47 in the campaign level "[[WMD (mission)|WMD]]".
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AK47 Pack-A-Punch Texture BO.png|The cut [[Pack-A-Punch]] texture for the AK47.
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</gallery>
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===Video===
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<gallery>
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Black Ops Zombies Ak-47 Gameplay|The AK-47 obtained through console commands in Zombies
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</gallery>
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==Call of Duty: Black Ops (Nintendo DS)==
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{{Infobox/weapon
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|name = AK-47
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|magazine = 30
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|recoil = Medium
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|fire = Automatic
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|used = [[Tropas]], [[Soviet Armed Forces]], [[North Vietnamese Army]]
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|damage = High
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|level = Pre-unlocked for Enemy faction
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150 kills with it unlock the Scope, 100 headshots the M203 GL
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|zombiecost = 950 ([[Mystery Box]])
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|startammo = 30+120
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|maxammo = 30+120
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|reload = Fast
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|rof = Medium
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|pen = High
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|range = Infinite}}
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The AK-47 makes its return in ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops (Nintendo DS)]]''. The AK-47 resembles both ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]'s'' and the console version of ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops]]'s'' own wooden AK-47.
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===Campaign===
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The AK-47 is the most common weapon in the campaign, as it appears in every mission, which means that the ammo would never be a problem. It has the standard 30-rounds magazine, high power and high recoil, low accuracy, and the iron-sights are somewhat difficult to use; adding a scope resolves the problem, and also changes the recoil magnifying it, but only upwards, making it somehow more controllable.
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===Zombies===
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In [[Zombies (mode)|Zombies]], it can be found with or without the scope in the [[Mystery box|Mystery Boxes]] for 950 points. It has high recoil, low accuracy and is not very effective against zombies. Although it is better than the weapons in the starting area as far as statistics go, most other full-auto weapons are superior to it statistically.
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===Multiplayer===
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In multiplayer, it is pre-unlocked for the Insurgency factions, and 150 kills with it will unlock its scoped version. 100 headshots with any enemy weapon will unlock the grenade launcher for the AK-47. It is advised to use the perk "[[Nerves of Steel]]" to resolve the recoil.
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===Attachments===
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*[[M203 grenade launcher]]
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*[[Scope]]
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===Gallery===
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<gallery>
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BlopsDS Ak-47.png|The AK-47.
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BlopsDS Ak-47 ironsight.png|The AK-47's [[iron sights]].
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BlopsDS Ak-47 inventory.png|The AK-47's inventory icon in ''Black Ops DS''.
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AK-47 with M203 BODS.jpg|An AK-47 in ''Black Ops DS''. Note the [[grenade launcher]].
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</gallery>
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==Find Makarov==
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The AK-47 is used by two Ultranationalists accompanying [[Imran Zakhaev]].
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<gallery>
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AK47 FM.png|The two soldiers next to Zakhaev with their AK-47s
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</gallery>
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==Find Makarov: Operation Kingfish==
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The AK-47 is used by the majority of the Russian troops.
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<gallery>
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FMOK AK-47.png|A Russian soldier being gunned down while holding his AK-47
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AKS-47 FMOK.png|Another soldier holding an AK-47 with an underfolding stock
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</gallery>
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==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3==
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{{Quote|The ever-popular AK-47 offers an aggressive attack with high damage and a slower rate of fire for more manageable handling. Unpredictable recoil can cause problems in long-distance engagements, but the weapon shines in mid-range, forward moving combat.|Call of Duty: Elite description}}
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{{Infobox/weapon
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|console =
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|float = right
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|image = [[File:AK-47 menu icon MW3.png|250px]]
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|name = AK-47
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|damage =49-25 (MP)
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|class = [[Assault Rifle]]
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|magazine = 30 rounds (45 with [[Extended Mags]])
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|level = Level 68 (Multiplayer)<br>Level 24 ([[Survival Mode]])
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|survivalcost = $3000
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|startammo = 30+270 (SP), 30+60 (MP)
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|maxammo = 30+300 (SP), 30+180 (MP)
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|reload = 2.5s loaded, 3.25s unloaded
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|rof = 697 RPM
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|recoil = Moderate
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|fire = Automatic
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|used = [[Spetsnaz]], [[Inner Circle]], [[Africa Militia]], [[Czech Resistance]], [[Loyalists]], [[Task Force 141]], [[Russian Army]], [[Russian Navy]], [[Russian Airborne Troops]]
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|HUD = [[File:AK-47 HUD icon MW3.png]]
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|range = 1250-1800}}
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The AK-47 returns in ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3]]''. It was first shown with other weapons in the reveal trailer. It also appeared in the E3 Demo and the [[Survival Mode]] trailer. It is similar to the ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2]]'' variant and sports similar polymer furniture, albeit in a black finish. It also has a different stock, which bears strong resemblance to the [[M4A1]]'s stock from ''Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2'', and a different handguard, which has rails on the sides that are covered with rail guards.
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===Campaign===
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The AK-47 is again commonly used by the [[Ultranationalists]] and the [[Russian Military]], and is also a common sight in the [[Africa Militia]]. The AK-47 can only be found after the plane crash in "[[Turbulence]]". The AK-47 is also a starting weapon for [[Yuri (Modern Warfare 3)|Yuri]] in "[[Persona Non Grata]]", equipped with a Red Dot Sight, and in "[[Back on the Grid]]", equipped with a Red Dot Sight and a [[Suppressor]]. The AK-47 appears in every campaign mission with the exception of "[[Hunter Killer]]" and "[[Mind the Gap]]".
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===Multiplayer===
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The AK-47 is unlocked at Level 68 and is a high damage weapon with a relatively low rate of fire. Although the AK-47 is tied for the highest damage of all automatic [[Assault Rifle]]s, matched only with the CM901. It still requires the same number of bullets to kill at close range; three bullets under normal circumstances, two if one is a headshot.
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Since the bullets-to-kill profile of the AK-47 is the same as other weapons of its class, its slower rate of fire makes the weapon less competitive in close ranges since it will take more time to kill. This disadvantage is offset by its range, as the AK-47 has the longest three-shot-kill range of all the fully automatic assault rifles.
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This means that the [[Silencer|Suppressor]] is a viable attachment as the three-shot kill range still extends to medium-range engagements even with the range reduction. Despite the long range capabilities, the [[ACOG Scope]] is not recommended, as the magnified recoil makes it unsuitable for accurate automatic fire. If a sight is necessary, the [[Red Dot Sight]] or [[Holographic Sight]] are better choices, although the AK-47's iron sights are by no means a hindrance.
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The AK-47 is very similar to the CM901, but ousts it in some regards. While their maximum and minimum damages are the same, their damage drop-offs are dramatically different. The CM901's maximum damage begins to drop at 20 meters and ends at 47.5 meters, while the AK-47's drop-off begins at 31 meters and ends at 45 meters. Despite having a wider bullet spread and slightly slower reload (2.5 seconds, as opposed to the CM901's 2.3 seconds), the AK-47 boasts somewhat more predictable recoil, but the difference is marginal, and is offset by the noticeable higher visual recoil. However, both of the weapon's three-hit-kill distances are around the same (40 meters for the AK-47 and 37 meters for the CM901).
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[[Infinity Ward]] has released a hotfix that has decreased the AK-47's gun kick. Overall recoil of the weapon remains unchanged however.
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===Special Ops===
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The AK-47 is available for both Survival and Mission modes.
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====Mission Mode====
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The AK-47 is available as either an alternate or an enemy weapon in almost every [[Mission Mode]] challenge, except [[Firewall]], [[Charges Set]], and [[Hostage Taker]], and is also a starting weapon in [[Milehigh Jack]].
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====Survival Mode====
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The AK-47 is available in [[Survival Mode]] at level 24 and costs $3000.
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The AK-47 is also used by heavy troops in earlier waves. The AK-47 is very powerful, especially up close, but moderate to high recoil limits its effectiveness at range. As with all weapons, headshots are recommended to increase the killing speed. The AK-47 can be very effective deep into Survival matches, but only if the player tries to stay in close-quarters combat and goes for headshots. Also, its high damage and moderate fire rate result in a slower ammo consumption than most other rifles and submachine guns, allowing the player to refill ammo less often.
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===Attachments===
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*[[Red Dot Sight]] - Unlocked at weapon level 2.
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*[[Suppressor]] - Unlocked at weapon level 5.
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*[[Grenade Launcher]] ([[GP-25]]) - Unlocked at weapon level 8.
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*[[ACOG Scope]] - Unlocked at weapon level 11.
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*[[Heartbeat Sensor]] - Unlocked at weapon level 14.
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*[[Holographic Sight]] - Unlocked at weapon level 17.
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*[[Shotgun (attachment)|Shotgun]] - Unlocked at weapon level 20.
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*[[Hybrid Sight]] - Unlocked at weapon level 23.
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*[[Extended Mags]] - Unlocked at weapon level 26.
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*[[Thermal Scope]] - Unlocked at weapon level 29.
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*[[M68]] (Special Ops level "[[Killswitch]]" only)
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===Proficiency===
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*[[Kick (weapon proficiency)|Kick]] - Unlocked at weapon level 4.
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*[[Impact]] - Unlocked at weapon level 9.
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*[[Attachments (weapon proficiency)|Attachments]] - Unlocked at weapon level 12.
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*[[Focus (weapon proficiency)|Focus]] - Unlocked at weapon level 16.
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*[[Breath]] - Unlocked at weapon level 22.
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*[[Stability]] - Unlocked at weapon level 28.
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===Gallery===
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{{For|attachment images|AK-47/Attachments}}
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{{For|camouflage images|AK-47/Camouflage}}
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<gallery>
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AK-47 MW3.png|First-person view of the AK-47.
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AK-47 Sight MW3.png|Aiming down the [[iron sights|sights]].
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Reloading AK-47 MW3.png|Reloading the AK-47. Note the cartridge in the magazine being inserted is in 2D.
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Magazine Throw AK-47 MW3.png|Throwing the empty magazine when it is reloading.
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AK-47 Cocking MW3.png|Cocking the AK-47.
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AK-47 Third Person MW3.png|The AK-47 in third-person.
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AK47UpCloseMW3.png|A [[Delta Force]] operator wields an AK-47 in an early [[elite|ELITE]] trailer.
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</gallery>
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====Demonstration====
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<gallery>
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Modern Warfare 3 - AK47 Demonstration
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</gallery>
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==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3: Defiance==
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{{Infobox/weapon
  +
|image = [[File:Ak47 MW3DS.PNG]]
  +
|name = AK-47
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|damage = High
  +
|magazine = 30 rounds
  +
|startammo = 30+120
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|maxammo = 30+120
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|reload = Fast
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|rof = Low
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|recoil = Medium
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|pen = High
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|fire = Automatic
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|used = Russian Forces}}
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The AK-47 appears in ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3: Defiance]]'', and retains most of its qualities from the ''Call of Duty: Black Ops DS'' variant.
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===Campaign===
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Once again, the AK-47 proves itself popular with the Russian forces and ammunition is almost never a problem. The AK-47 can be considered the Russian counterpart to the American M4 Carbine, as both have the same attachments in both campaign and multiplayer.
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In campaign, the Russians favor this weapon in use against the player and their allies. Russians often go on the offensive with the standard AK-47 or the AK-74. Russians with the scoped AK-47 actually take shots to the players head, killing them instantly or dealing high damage per shot although when the player uses the scoped AK-47, it still deals the same amount of damage as its normal variant. Russians with the AK-47 [[Grenade launcher]] never use it as, oddly enough, the grenade launchers are always empty rendering the grenade launcher variant a mere change to how it looks.
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===Multiplayer===
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The AK-47 is one of the initially unlocked weapons in multiplayer, the same as the M4. When used it also unlocks its scoped counterpart which can be unlocked with 150 kills with the AK-47. The AK-47 grenade launcher also appears ready and loaded as a pop up "Mystery Weapon" on multiplayer maps.
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===Weapon Attachments===
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*[[Scope]] - Unlocked at 150 kills with standard AK-47
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*[[Grenade Launcher]] - Found in multiplayer maps as a pop up "Mystery Weapon", if enabled.
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{{clear}}
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==Call of Duty: Black Ops II==
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{{Infobox/weapon
  +
|console =
  +
|float = right
  +
|image = [[File:AK-47 Menu Icon BOII.png|250px]]
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|name = AK47
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|class = [[Assault Rifle]]
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|damage = 150-100 (ZM)
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|magazine = 30 rounds (40 w/ [[Extended Clip]])
  +
|level = Default (SP)
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|startammo =30+180 (SP)
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|maxammo =30+390 (SP)<br> 30+240 (ZM)
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|reload =
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|rof = 750 RPM
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|recoil =
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|fire = Automatic<br>(3-round burst w/ [[Select Fire]])
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|used = [[MPLA]], [[UNITA]], [[Tropas]], [[Panamanian Defense Forces]], [[Alex Mason]], [[Frank Woods]], [[Tian Zhao]], [[Menendez Cartel]], [[Batallón Dignidad]], [[Mujahideen]], [[Soviet Armed Forces]] ([[Spetsnaz]]), [[Jason Hudson]], Mobsters, [[Prison Guards]], [[Alcatraz Prisoners]]
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|HUD= [[File:AK-47 Pickup BOII.png|128px]]
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|range =
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|video =
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|zombiecost = 950 ([[Mystery Box]])}}
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{{Quote|Fully automatic with high power. Effective at medium range.|Description}}
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The AK-47 in ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops II]]'' is similar to its ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops]]'' variant. The gun's appearance has not changed, but it lacks the gun-kick. It is only available in the campaign and Zombies, and is unlocked at the beginning of the campaign. The AK-47 can be used in all of the missions except Strike Force missions. The AK-47 is used by the [[Mujahideen]] in "[[Old Wounds]]" and Strike Force mission "[[I.E.D. (mission)|I.E.D.]]".
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===Attachments===
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*[[Reflex Sight]]
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*[[ACOG Sight]]
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*[[Suppressor]]
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*[[Extended Clip]]
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*[[Fast Mag]]
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*[[Grenade Launcher]] ([[GP-25]])
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*[[Select Fire]]
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===Zombies===
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The AK-47 is featured in the [[Zombies (mode)|Zombies]] map [[Mob of the Dead]], included within the downloadable content pack [[Uprising]]. It starts out with a 30-round magazine with a fair amount of reserved ammunition of 240 rounds. Pack-A-Punched, it becomes the '''Reznov's Revenge'''. It still retains its 30-round magazine with 270 in reserve, but comes with a massive increase in damage, and is one of the highest damage [[Assault Rifles]] in Zombies, even without [[Double Tap Root Beer]].
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{{clear}}
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===AK-47 vs. Reznov's Revenge===
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{{PaPComparison
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|regimage = [[File:AK47 Zombies BOII.png|200px]]
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|papimage = [[File:Reznov's Revenge BOII.png|200px]]
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|regname = AK47
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|papname = Reznov's Revenge
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|regdamage=150-100
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|papdamage=250-200
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|papfire = Automatic
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|regfire = Automatic
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|papmag = 30
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|regmag = 30
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|papammo = 270+30
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|regammo = 240+30
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|papreload =
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|papmobility = Medium
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|regmobility = Medium
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|extras = More ammo, higher damage
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|paprof = 750 RPM
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|regrof = 750 RPM}}
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===Gallery===
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{{For|attachment images|AK-47/Attachments}}
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{{For|camouflage images|AK-47/Camouflage}}
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<gallery>
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AK47 BOII.png|The AK-47 in first-person.
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AK47 ADS BOII.png|Aiming down the [[Iron sights|sights]].
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AK47 reload BOII.png|Reloading the AK-47. Note the cartridge in the magazine being inserted is in 3D.
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AK-47 Flora BOII.png
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AK47 cocking BOII.png|Cocking the AK-47.
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CODBO2 AK47 in box Old Wounds.jpg
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BO2 AK-47 Trailer.jpg|The AK-47 in the reveal trailer, circled in yellow.
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ak2.png|Another view of the AK-47.
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Panamanian soldier holding AK-47 BOII.jpg|An AK-47 being used by a Panamanian soldier.
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</gallery>
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==Call of Duty: Black Ops: Declassified==
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{{Infobox/weapon
  +
|image = [[File:AK-47 Menu Icon BOD.jpg|250px]]
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|name = AK-47
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|damage = High
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|magazine = 30 rounds
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|startammo = 30+90
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|maxammo=30+240
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|rof = Low
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|recoil = Medium
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|pen = High
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|fire = Automatic
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|used = [[Vietnam People's Army]], [[Spetsnaz]]}}The AK-47 reappears in ''[[Call of Duty Black Ops: Declassified]]''. It is similar to its ''Black Ops'' counterpart, but with less recoil. It is accurate, but generally considered underpowered compared to the Famas and other assault rifles. It is featured in the Assault default class. In campaign, the AK-47 is the standard assault rifle for Russian and Viet Cong forces. It is also used by the cartel forces
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{{Clr}}
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==Rightful King==
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After an earthquake, two militia soldiers clean their AK-47s with some of [[Josefina Menendez]]'s aprons.
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==Call of Duty Online==
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{{Infobox/weapon
  +
|image = [[File:AK-47 menu icon CoDO.png|300px]]
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|class = [[Assault Rifle]]
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|name = AK-47
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|magazine = 30 rounds (45 with Extended Mags)
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|level = Level 15
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|fire = Automatic
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|mult = Head: 1.2
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|startammo = 30+90
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|maxammo = 30+210
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|rof = 625 RPM
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|reload = 1.9 loaded, 2.8 unloaded. Dual Mags 1.4 loaded, 1.8 unloaded
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|recoil = Medium}}
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The AK-47 returns in ''[[Call of Duty Online]]''. While early versions of the game sported a similar look to that of its ''Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2'' variant, except with wooden furniture, the final updated version is now on par with the ''Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare'' variant.
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===Attachments===
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*[[Reflex Sight]]
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*[[Red Dot Sight]]
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*[[Holographic Sight]]
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*[[ACOG Scope|COS Scope]]
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*[[Thermal Scope]]
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*[[Flash Suppressor]]
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*[[Silencer]]
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*[[Fast Mag]]
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*[[Extended Mag]]
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*[[FMJ]]
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*[[Adjustable Stock]]
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*[[Quickdraw Handle]]
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*[[Laser Sight]]
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*[[Heartbeat Sensor]]
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*[[Angled Grip]]
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*[[Foregrip|Wooden Foregrip]]
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*[[Grenade Launcher]] ([[GP-25]])
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*[[Shotgun (attachment)|Underbarrel Shotgun]]
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===Gallery===
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<gallery>
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AK-47 CoDO.png|The AK-47 in first person
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AK-47 ADS CoDO.png|Aiming down the sights
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AK-47 Reload CoDO.png|Reloading the AK-47
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AK-47 Gold CoDO.png|A [[Gold Camouflage|golden]] AK-47
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AK-47 Custom Edition icon CoDO.png|Custom Edition
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</gallery>
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==Call of Duty: Heroes==
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The AK-47 is used by [[Raul Menendez]]. It is also seen being held by [[Yuri (Modern Warfare 3)|Yuri]] in the loading screen.
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==Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare==
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{{Infobox/weapon
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|image = [[File:AK47 menu icon AW.png|300px]]
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|name = AK-47
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|damage = 44-25
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|class = [[Assault Rifle]]
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|magazine = 30 rounds
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|startammo = 30+90
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|maxammo = 30+180
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|rof = 615 RPM
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|range = 400-1600
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|recoil = Moderate-high
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|pen = Medium
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|fire = Automatic
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|used = [[Jim Decker]] (Exo Zombies menu only)
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}}
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{{quote|Back by popular demand – the AK47 is returning to Call of Duty! This fan-favorite fully automatic Assault Rifle can deliver some great damage at close to medium range. Players will want to be careful and fire the weapon in short bursts to keep the recoil under control. The AK47 base weapon will be unlocked once you receive one of the five variants in a Supply Drop or Advanced Supply Drop.|Sledgehammer Games description}}
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The AK-47 returns in ''Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare''.
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===Multiplayer===
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Some reveal images for the [[Reckoning]] DLC featured soldiers wielding AK-47s.
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After that, the AK-47 was introduced to Xbox One players on September 1, 2015, and a month later for PC and PlayStation 4 players. To unlock the base weapon, players must first receive a Supply Drop variant. Between February 26th and 29th, 2016, the Unforgiving variant was given to players who played at least one public multiplayer match for free by itself in a Supply Drop.
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The AK-47 is a high damage, but low ranged weapon. Up to 10 meters it will take three shots to kill, which is average for Assault Rifles, after which it will take four shots to kill. It is also a one hit kill in Hardcore game modes up to 40 meters.
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One interesting downside to the AK-47 is that it has a slower than average aiming time, at 350 milliseconds, compared to the normal Assault Rifle time of 250 milliseconds, which can make it even harder to use in close quarters combat. Another bad handling point on the AK-47 is its recoil. Because of the high numbers and low centerspeed, fully automatic fire is only recommended for close to medium range engagements. If an enemy is at long range, it may be preferable to try and get closer before engaging. Firing in single shots or bursts might work, but the lower centerspeed makes this less effective than on other assault rifles.
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There are some attachments that are worth using with this gun: the [[Quickdraw Grip]] is a helpful attachment for counteracting the AK-47's slow ADS time. The [[Foregrip]] is another useful attachment as it increases the center speed, making the gun more accurate for longer range combat. The [[Silencer]] can work to one's benefit if they can use it to get closer to an enemy through stealth, but it's not recommended overall as the AK-12 can kill in four hits up to a fair 30 meters with the Suppressor.
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===Variants===
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{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1"
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| style="width: 100px" |'''Name'''
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| style="width: 100px" |'''Rarity'''
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| style="width: 125px" |'''Advantages'''
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| style="width: 135px" |'''Disadvantages'''
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| style="width: 110px" |'''Notes'''
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|-
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|'''Slayer'''
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|<span style="color:green">Enlisted</span>
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|Damage: 45-30-<span style="color:green">27</span>
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|Fire Rate: <span style="color:red">645</span> RPM
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|
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|-
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|'''Guerilla'''
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|<span style="color:blue">Professional</span>
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|Viewkick <span style="color:green">−10%</span>
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|Hipspread <span style="color:red">+10%</span>
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|
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|-
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|'''Cold Hearted'''
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|<span style="color:brown">Elite</span>
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|Range: 400-<span style="color:green">2080</span>
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|Damage: 45-30-<span style="color:red">17</span>
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|
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|-
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|'''Royalty'''
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|<span style="color:brown">Elite</span>
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|Range: 400-<span style="color:green">2320</span>
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|Damage: 45-30-<span style="color:red">17</span>
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|
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|-
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|'''Grave Digger'''
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|<span style="color:purple">Legendary</span>
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|Hipspread <span style="color:green">−10%</span>
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|ADS Time <span style="color:red">+10%</span>
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|
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|-
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|'''Unforgiving'''
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|<span style="color:purple">Legendary</span>
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|Viewkick <span style="color:green">−20%</span><br />Hipspread <span style="color:green">−10%</span>
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|ADS Time <span style="color:red">+10%</span>
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|
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|}
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===Exo Zombies===
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The AK-47 can be seen in the hands of [[Jim Decker]] on the [[Descent (Exo Zombies)|Descent]] selection screen, but is unusable on the later map.
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===Gallery===
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{{For|supply drop variants images|AK-47/Variants}}
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<gallery>
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AK-47 AW.png|The AK-47 in first-person
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AK-47 Iron Sights AW.png|Iron sights
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AK-47 drawing AW.png|An AK-47 drawing on the map [[Defender (Advanced Warfare)|Defender]]
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</gallery>
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==Call of Duty: Black Ops III==
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While the AK-47 does not actually make a physical appearance in-game, its silhouette is visible on the Always Done Swiftly, Arms Grace, Head Drama, Disorderly Combat, and Shopping Free [[GobbleGum]]s.
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===Gallery===
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<gallery>
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Always Done Swiftly GobbleGum BO3.png
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Arms Grace GobbleGum BO3.png
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Head Drama GobbleGum BO3.png
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Shopping Free GobbleGum BO3.png
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Disorderly Combat GobbleGum BO3.png
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</gallery>
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==Call of Duty: Black Ops 4==
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Some unusable AK-47s can be seen in weapon lockers in the map [[Nuketown (Black Ops 4)|Nuketown]]. The silhouette of an AK-47 is also seen on the Head Drama and Shopping Free [[Elixir]]s.
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==Call of Duty: Mobile==
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{{Infobox/weapon
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|name = AK-47
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|image = [[File:AK-47 Model CoDMobile.PNG|300px]]
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|damage = 33-24
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|mult = Head: 1.2<br>Body: 1
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|class = [[Assault Rifle]]
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|magazine = <u>Multiplayer:</u><br>30 rounds ''(38 w/ [[Extended Mag|Ext. Mag]])''<br><u>Battle Royale:</u><br>20 rounds ''(30, 40 and 50 w/ [[Heavy Mag]])''<br><u>Zombies:</u><br>40 rounds ''(48 w/ Ext. Mag)''
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|level = Level 8
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|zombiecost = 1300
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|startammo = 30+120 (MP)
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|reload = 2.38s (1.64s w/ Fast Reload)
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|recoil = high
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|pen = medium
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|fire = · Fully-Automatic<br>· Semi/Full-Auto (select-fire, Battle Royale only)
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}}
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{{Quote|Fully automatic assault rifle. High damage with high recoil.|Description}}
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The AK-47 appears in ''Call of Duty: Mobile''.
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===Attachments===
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====Optics====
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*[[Red Dot Sight]]
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*[[Holographic Sight]]
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*[[Tactical Scope]]
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====Other====
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*[[Foregrip]]
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*[[Suppressor]]
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*[[Extended Mag]]
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*[[Quickdraw Handle|Quickdraw]]
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*[[Laser Sight]]
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*[[Stock]]
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*[[Fast Reload]]
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*[[FMJ]]
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*[[Long Barrel]] (Battle Royale only)
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*[[Heavy Mag]] (Battle Royale only)
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*[[Tactical Flashlight]] (Battle Royale only)
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===Gallery===
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{{For|variants images|AK-47/Variants}}
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<gallery>
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AK-47 CoDMobile.PNG|The AK-47 in first person
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AK-47 Sights CoDMobile.PNG|Aiming down the sights
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AK-47 Reloading CoDMobile.PNG|Reloading the AK-47
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</gallery>
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==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare==
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{{Infobox/weapon
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|name = AK-47
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|image = File:AK-47 menu icon MW.png
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|damage = 35-32 (MP)<br>26 (5.45mm) (MP)
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|mult = Head: 1.6, Chest: 1.2 (MP)
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|class = [[Assault Rifle]]
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|magazine = 30 rounds<br>''(40 and 75 rounds w/ optional attachments)''
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|startammo = 30+270 (SP)<br>30+60 (MP)
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|maxammo = 30+300 (SP)<br>30+180 (MP)
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|reload = 1.17s loaded<br>1.38s unloaded
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|rof = 550 RPM (default)<br>666 RPM (5.45mm)
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|recoil = Moderate
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|pen = Medium
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|fire = Full-Auto/Semi-Auto (select-fire)
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|ammoMW = [[wikipedia:7.62×39mm|7.62 Soviet]]<br>[[wikipedia:5.45×39mm|5.45×39mm]]
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|used = [[Barkov's Forces]], [[Al-Qatala]], [[Urzikstani Liberation Force]]
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|console = <tt>ar_akilo47</tt>
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}}
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{{Quote|Very reliable automatic assault rifle chambered in 7.62mm Soviet. Large caliber ammunition requires skill to control recoil.|Description}}
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The AK-47 returns in ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019)|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare]]''.
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===Campaign===
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The AK-47 is the main assault rifle for [[Al-Qatala]], and is sometimes used by [[Barkov's Forces]], though the latter more often use the [[AK-12]].
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Some versions of the AK-47 found in the campaign are modeled after the "Steel Curtain" blueprint from multiplayer, and some others use the "Revolution" model. [[Farah Karim]] uses the latter as her signature weapon, fitted with its unique folding stock that is not obtainable in singleplayer.
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===Multiplayer===
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Unlocked at rank 55 in multiplayer, the AK-47 takes the familiar role of a high damage, fully-automatic assault rifle. It will kill in 3 shots anywhere to the body within 28 meters and can require up to 4 shots past this distance. Landing 2 headshots will kill at all ranges and the AK benefits from bonus damage when shooting the chest. This bonus damage is enough to ensure a 3-shot kill past 28 meters with one shot to the upper torso followed by two anywhere else. In hardcore, the gun will be a 1-shot kill at any distance. This high damage is one of the AK’s strongest features and is only bested by the [[Oden]] and [[FAL]] in its class. However, this power comes with some consequences. The weapon’s rate of fire is a meager 561 RPM. This is slower than most other assault rifles, so landing each shot is important for a competitive time-to-kill.
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The AK-47’s handling is also fairly subpar among its class, though it’s not too bad compared to other high damage assault rifles. Hipfire spread is average but inconsistent due to the low fire rate. ADS times are mediocre, not as sluggish as the Oden or [[FN Scar 17]] but still slower than most other rifles. Recoil is also high compared to most other weapons, with each shot having a notable and somewhat unpredictable upwards jolt. Fortunately, the AK comes with a 30 round capacity by default. This is a boon for the weapon as most other high power assault rifles only come with 20 round magazines by default. Reload time is also quite good for its class. Compared to the FN Scar 17, the AK’s closest competitor, the AK-47 has: the potential to kill in 3 shots without headshots at long range, 10 more rounds in its default capacity, and slightly faster handling. The Scar shoots slightly faster and thus kills a bit faster out to midrange, but the AK can sustain its fire for longer and with slightly deadlier results at longer ranges.
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There are also many attachments to customize the AK-47 to a variety of situations. The 23.0” barrels grant moderate boosts to the gun’s range and recoil control at the cost of slowing move speed and ADS speed. For a long range AK build, one of these barrels will help wrangle the gun for better effectiveness over longer sightlines. The [[Spetsnaz Elite]] barrel will slightly boost range with smaller downsides to mobility. In contrast, the [[8.1" Compact Barrel]] will speed up ADS and move speed to be more in line with some of the lighter assault rifles. This is useful for more aggressive use of the weapon, but will slightly hamper accuracy with additional recoil. The AK also has access to a [[Skeleton Stock]], which improves ADS speed and ADS strafing speed with a penalty to aiming stability (idle sway). This stock is a fine choice for more mobile ADS-centric builds.
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The AK-47 also has access to the usual array of additional attachments. A [[Stippled Grip Tape]] and an [[FSS Close Quarters Stock]] or [[No Stock]] will help speed up the gun for snappier and more aggressive tactics. Conversely, a [[Compensator]] or other attachments that affect recoil control will help tame the AK’s fierce upwards kick. An optic can improve target acquisition over long range, though the iron sights are fair enough for close range use. The AK-47 can also equip either [[40 Round Mags]] or [[75 Round Drum Mags]]. The former trades a small amount of mobility for a more generous overall capacity, and the latter exchanges a large portion of move speed for drastically increased sustained fire ability. Of note is that these extended magazines are far larger than anything the [[SCAR-H|FN Scar 17]] can equip, so the AK holds the edge in potential continuous lead output.
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The AK-47 also has a unique conversion kit: [[5.45×39mm 30-Round Mags]]. This conversion slightly lowers the AK’s damage range. One can expect a 3-shot kill out to 19 meters, or 26 meters when hitting the chest. It can take 5 shots to kill past 33 meters, but hitting the chest will never require more than 4 hits to kill. In exchange for this, the rate of fire is increased considerably to 690 RPM. Considering the conversion can still kill in 3 shots, this is a noticeable increase in lethality at close range. Recoil per shot is also moderately reduced. Although the gun will still quickly drift upwards thanks to the increased fire rate, the vertical bounce of each shot is more consistent and lower than with the default ammunition. The 5.45×39mm conversion makes the gun much more deadly and forgiving up close but sacrifices some of the AK’s long range power.
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===Attachments===
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====Muzzle====
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*[[Flash Guard]]
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*[[Muzzle Brake]]
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*[[Tactical Suppressor]]
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*[[Compensator]]
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*[[Lightweight Suppressor]]
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*[[Bayonet]]
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*[[Monolithic Suppressor]]
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*[[Oil Can Suppressor]] (campaign only)
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====Barrel====
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*[[Spetsnaz Elite]]
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*[[23.0" RPK Barrel]]
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*[[8.1" Compact Barrel]]
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*[[23.0" Romanian]]
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====Laser====
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*[[1mW Laser]]
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*[[5mW Laser]]
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*[[Tac Laser]]
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====Optic====
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*[[Operator Reflex Sight]]
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*[[Corp Combat Holo Sight]]
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*[[Aim-Op Reflex Sight]]
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*[[Scout Combat Optic]]
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*[[APX5 Holographic Sight]]
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*[[Solozero Optics Mini Reflex]]
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*[[Hybrid Optic|Integral Hybrid]]
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*[[VLK 3.0x Optic]]
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*[[Sniper Scope]]
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*[[Viper Reflex Sight]]
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*[[G.I. Mini Reflex]]
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*[[Solozero NVG Enhanced]]
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*[[Monocle Reflex Sight]]
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*[[Cronen LP945 Mini Reflex]]
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*[[Canted Hybrid]]
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*[[Cronen C480 Pro Optic]]
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*[[Merc Thermal Optic]]
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*[[Variable Zoom Scope]]
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*[[Thermal Hybrid]]
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====Stock====
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*[[Field LMG Stock]]
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*[[Skeleton Stock]]
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*[[No Stock]]
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*[[FSS Close Quarters Stock]]
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*[[FORGE TAC Ultralight]]
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====Rear Grip====
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*[[Granulated Grip Tape]]
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*[[Stippled Grip Tape]]
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*[[Rubberized Grip Tape]]
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====Ammunition====
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*[[40 Round Mags]]
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*[[5.45×39mm 30-Round Mags]]
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*[[75 Round Drum Mags]]
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====Underbarrel====
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*[[Bipod]]
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*[[Commando Foregrip]]
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*[[40mm High-explosive|GP25 40mm High-explosive]]
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*[[Merc Foregrip]]
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*[[40mm Smokescreen|GP25 40mm Smokescreen]]
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*[[40mm Incendiary|GP25 40mm Incendiary]]
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*[[Tactical Foregrip]]
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*[[40mm Concussive|GP25 40mm Concussive]]
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*[[Operator Foregrip]]
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*[[Ranger Foregrip]]
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*[[40mm Flash|GP25 40mm Flash]]
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*[[12-Gauge Deputy]]
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*[[40mm Recon|GP25 40mm Recon]]
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===Perks===
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*[[Fast Melee]]
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*[[Fully Loaded]]
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*[[Frangible - Wounding]]
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*[[Sleight of Hand]]
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*[[Recon (perk)|Recon]]
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*[[Mo' Money]]
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*[[Frangible - Disabling]]
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*[[Heavy Hitter]]
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*[[FMJ]]
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*[[Presence of Mind]]
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===Blueprints===
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{| border="1" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" style="width:600px;" class="article-table sortable"
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|-
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! scope="col"|Name blueprint
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! scope="col"|Rarity
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! scope="col"|How to obtain
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|-
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|Revolution
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|<span style="color:blue">Rare</span>
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|Bundle '''Lone Marauder'''
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|-
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|RPK
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|<span style="color:blue">Rare</span>
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|Bundle '''Monkey Business'''
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|-
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|Freedom Fighter
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|<span style="color:purple">Epic</span>
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|Bundle '''Arms Dealer'''
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|-
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|Golden Dragon
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|<span style="color:purple">Epic</span>
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|Bundle '''Dead Man's Fortune'''
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|-
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|Pink Perforator
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|<span style="color:purple">Epic</span>
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|Bundle '''Mwah'''
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|-
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|Wendigo
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|<span style="color:purple">Epic</span>
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|Bundle '''Cold Blood'''
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|-
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|Trophy Mount
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|<span style="color:purple">Epic</span>
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|Bundle '''Hunter's Paradise II'''
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|-
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|War Saw
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|<span style="color:purple">Epic</span>
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|Bundle '''Security Detail'''
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|-
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|Temhota
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|<span style="color:purple">Epic</span>
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|Bundle '''Russian Federal Security Bureau'''
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|-
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|Steel Curtain
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|<span style="color:orange">Legendary</span>
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|Multiplayer Mission '''Warrior's Code'''
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|-
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|Black Bear
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|<span style="color:orange">Legendary</span>
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|Bundle '''Talon Operator Bundle'''
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|-
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|Dusk Ripper
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|<span style="color:orange">Legendary</span>
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|Bundle '''Scorched Earth'''
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|-
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|The Noble
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|<span style="color:orange">Legendary</span>
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|Bundle '''Petrograd'''
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|-
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|Upper Hand
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|<span style="color:orange">Legendary</span>
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|Bundle '''Tactical Human IV'''
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|-
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|Duly Devoted
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|<span style="color:orange">Legendary</span>
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|Bundle '''Lights Out'''
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|-
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|Sand Sweeper
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|<span style="color:orange">Legendary</span>
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|Battle Pass [[Season Three (Modern Warfare)|Season 3]] Tier 71
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|}
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===Gallery===
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<gallery>
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CoDMW-Trailer-Russian-01.png|A Russian soldier with an AK-47
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FarahKarim RevealTrailer MW.png|[[Farah Karim]] firing her AK-47 modeled after the Revolution blueprint
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AK-47 Steel Curtain MW.png|Steel Curtain blueprint
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</gallery>
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==Trivia==
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===Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare===
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*When using a GP-25 in ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]'', the AK-47's gas block will disappear in first-person.
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*The remastered version has a manufacture date of 1970.
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===Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2===
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*When the AK-47 is equipped with the [[GP-25]], it is called "AK-47 Grenadier," rather than "AK-47 w/ [[Grenade Launcher]]."
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*Without any attachments, it does not have any idle sway when aiming down the sights, but if an attachment is added, it has a small amount of sway.
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*An unusable leaf sight is added to the AK-47 when the GP-25 is equipped.
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*The serial number of the gun is 122874.
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*In first person, when sensitivity is on 10, spinning to reveal the other side of the gun, the fire mode selector can be seen and is set to semi-automatic, but in third-person it is on the correct fully automatic fire.
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*The AK-47 in the original and the [[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered|remastered]] game has the Russian Izhevsk Arsenal logo (arrow in triangle).
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*The remastered model has "U R J" fire selector markings on the right side.
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===Call of Duty: Black Ops===
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*The colored AK47 pick-up icon in ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops]]'' was changed to no colors in the GamesCom "[[WMD (mission)|WMD]]" trailer, then changed again to colored and enhanced in the October GTTV singleplayer trailer of the game. The pick-up icon is enhanced but not colored in the finalized version of the game.
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*The AK47's serial number is 20923.
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*Sometimes in the campaign, an AK47 can be found with most of the available attachments on it. However, these variants cannot be picked up.
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*The AK47 has the Russian Tula Arsenal star logo on the dust cover. 
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*The extended mag has the Bulgarian Kazanlak Arsenal "Circle 10" logo on the rear of the magazine.
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===Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3===
  +
*The AK-47's serial number is 29022163.
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*The campaign firing sound for the silenced AK-47 is different from the one in multiplayer.
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*[[Call of Duty ELITE]] states in the weapon statistics that the AK-47 has a magazine of 20 rounds when actually it has a magazine of 30 rounds.
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*During "[[Return to Sender]]", it is possible to find an AK-47 with all attachments, but it is not obtainable, because the Africa Militia soldier that is carrying it will be crushed by a falling wall.
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**In "[[Eye of the Storm]]", certain members of the [[Czech Resistance]] may also have unusable AK-47's with every attachment.
  +
*The upper handguard reads "SAIGA 5.56 SYSTEM" and "MADE IN RUSSIA".
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*The magazine reads "5.56 Cal B4 448875" and "MADE IN AFGHANISTAN".
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*The AK-47 has a manufacture date of 1963 as well as a Russian Izhevsk Arsenal logo. 
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===Call of Duty: Black Ops II===
  +
*Its [[Pack-a-Punch Machine|Pack-a-Punched]] name in [[Mob of the Dead]], "Reznov's Revenge", is a reference to [[Viktor Reznov]].
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*The AK47 has the Russian Tula Arsenal star logo on the dust cover.
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===Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare===
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*It is possible to see the Atlas logo on the weapon.
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*Players who received the free Unforgiving variant between February 26th and 29th, 2016, that did not already have a variant of the AK-47 along with the normal AK-47, did not get the normal AK-47 when they received the free Unforgiving variant.
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*In [[Exo Zombies]], [[Jim Decker|Decker]] can be seen holding AK47 in [[Descent (Exo Zombies)|Descent]] main menu.
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*It has the same serial code as in Modern Warfare 3.
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For a list of other variants, see AK.

The AK-47 is an assault rifle featured in the Modern Warfare game series, as well as in Modern Warfare 2: Ghost, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Call of Duty: Black Ops (Nintendo DS), Find Makarov, Find Makarov: Operation Kingfish, Call of Duty: Black Ops II, Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified, Call of Duty Online, Call of Duty: Heroes, Rightful King, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, Call of Duty: Mobile and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare & Modern Warfare Remastered

"Fully automatic with high power. Effective at medium range."
— Weapon description

Campaign

The AK-47 is in single player and is the weapon most frequently used by the in-game enemies, such as Ultranationalists and OpFor militants. It is never found with a red dot sight or silencer. It is far superior in terms of firepower and penetration when compared to most other rifles in the game, and it keeps an open field of view for spotting other nearby targets, although it suffers more in terms of recoil.The AK-47's recoil is mostly visual, as the sights re-settle on the target between shots. The AK-47 is most effective at close to medium range. A variant of the AK-47, called the AK-47 Grenadier (a standard AK-47 with an underslung GP-25 grenade launcher), is also relatively common. The AK-47 Grenadier has a max ammo of 308 instead of 300. The AK-47 is one of the only weapons that is more accurate in multiplayer than it is in single player.

Multiplayer

The AK-47 is one of the first assault rifles unlocked in multiplayer, being available as soon as Create-a-Class is unlocked. It is a high-damage, slow-firing assault rifle on par with the M16A4 and MP44.

The AK-47 deals 40-30 damage depending on range, killing targets in three-to-four shots. Head shots generally reduce the number of bullets needed to kill by one. Equipping Stopping Power reduces this to two-to-three shots. In this case, head shots only help outside of effective range. The moderate rate of fire and the high damage per bullet gives the AK-47 among the fastest times to kill out of all the fully automatic assault rifles.

The AK-47 has higher recoil than most of the other assault rifles, with a recoil pattern of 60 up, left, and right, and 30 down. Its centerspeed is average, at 1500. The recoil is symmetrical so while the weapon bounces around somewhat while firing recoil tends to go straight up. Reload speed is at 2.5 seconds loaded or 3.25 unloaded, making it somewhat slower than the M4 Carbine or G36C, but not by much.

The AK-47 has the same amount of sway as the M4 Carbine and same sway speed as the G36C. The GP-25 and the ACOG Scope are the two most suitable attachments to use as the Red Dot Sight and Suppressor both limit its effectiveness; equipping either of the latter reduces minimum damage to 20, making it take five shots at range to kill in core and essentially making it a slower-firing M4 Carbine or G36C. This damage reduction also causes the gun to lose its one shot kill ability at range in hardcore. While the ACOG doesn't cause this damage reduction, the increased zoom, ADS time, and recoil hamper much of the AK-47's close range effectiveness, and the increase in idle sway will also somewhat hamper its middle range effectiveness. The AK-47 is perhaps most versatile when used bare, with no attachments, as it leaves the player with a weapon that does not hamper itself or their class selection.

In Hardcore, it kills in one hit against all enemies unless they are using Juggernaut (which can be negated with Stopping Power) or Last Stand, or those shot through cover, but loses this ability with a Suppressor or Red Dot Sight attached. The AK-47 can accept Golden Camouflage once all of the Assault Rifle challenges are completed. This exclusivity is nullified in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, as all weapons can accept Gold Camouflage.

Weapon Attachments

Old School Mode

The AK-47 appears in Old School Mode with 30 rounds in the magazine and 60 rounds of reserve ammunition.

  • Backlot - Found with a Red Dot Sight at the intersection near the garages and the parking lot at the south-western part of the map, near Sleight of Hand.
  • Bog - Found in between the giant mound of dirt and the tank, near Last Stand.
  • Chinatown - Found with a GP-25 in front of the construction site near the fish market and the grassy area, near the Mini-Uzi.
  • Crash and Winter Crash - Found at the top of the ramp near the mechanic towards the south-western part of the map, near Juggernaut.
  • Crossfire - Found with an ACOG Scope among cinder block foundations at the western edge of the map, near the Frag Grenade.
  • Killhouse - Found with a GP-25 on the top of the southern structure.
  • Pipeline - Found on the train platform at the northern edge of the map, next to Stopping Power.
  • Shipment - Found at the south-west corner of the map, near the barrels.
  • Showdown - Found with a GP-25 in the center courtyard.
  • Strike - Found directly to the west of the statue, near Juggernaut.
  • Vacant - Found in the parking lot, towards the south-eastern corner of the map.

Gallery

For attachment images, see AK-47/Attachments.
For camouflage images, see AK-47/Camouflage.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (Nintendo DS)

Campaign

The AK-47 appears as one of the two assault rifles available in the game. It is available on all levels in the game. It is used by almost every enemy. Though the AK-47 bears a similar look to the one in the console versions, it has slightly less damage per round, a higher rate of fire, and much less recoil. It also has slightly different iron sights, which provide a much more open view around it. The iron sights are more above the gun than in other console games, where the sight is dug in the gun. As with all other weapons in game, all recoil is eliminated when aiming down the sights, making it effective at all ranges. This is mostly the only weapon to pick up if loss of ammo.

Multiplayer

In multiplayer, the AK-47, like all other weapons, is available by default. It is extremely effective due to its high rate of fire, low recoil, and moderate damage. However, it is still recommended to use it at medium range (just like in the console versions), as it can be countered at long range by the more accurate M16A4 and the more powerful M1014 and MP5 at close ranges.

Gallery

Call of Duty: Devil's Brigade

The AK-47 can be seen in a screenshot for the cut game Call Of Duty: Devil's Brigade.

Gallery

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

Campaign

The AK-47 returns in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, albeit heavily modified and aesthetically different to its Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare counterpart. It has a beige polymer furniture and a side bracket scope mount, as well as a collapsible stock and a railed handguard. Shots from the AK-47 sound different than those in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, possibly because of the apparent addition of a muzzle brake. The Ultranationalists and Russian Military still commonly use the AK-47, as do members of the Brazilian Militia. Many of the AKs found in the campaign are mounted with ACOGs, GP-25 Grenade Launchers, or Red Dot Sights; AK-47s with a Holographic Sight can be found in the levels "Exodus," "Of Their Own Accord" and "Wolverines!" An AK-47 with a Under-Barrel Shotgun can be found in the armory in "Loose Ends" and "Wolverines!". The AK-47 appears in almost every campaign mission with the exception of "No Russian", "Just Like Old Times", and "Endgame".

Multiplayer

In contrast to Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, the AK-47 is the last assault rifle and the last overall weapon to be unlocked at level 70.

The AK-47 is a high damage-per-bullet assault rifle, best comparing to the SCAR-H and TAR-21. At any range short of 37 meters, the AK-47 will deal forty damage, taking three hits to kill, or two with headshots. Damage linearly decreases until fifty meters, where the AK-47 will deal thirty damage, taking four hits to kill, or three with headshots. The AK-47's three hit kill range to the body ends at 45 meters, and its two headshot kill range ending slightly before 45 meters. The AK-47 has medium bullet penetration power, and will kill or down enemies without interference in one shot in Hardcore game modes.

When equipped with Stopping Power, the AK-47's damage profile changes. The AK-47 will now deal 56 damage at any range shy of 37 meters, getting two shot kills, and will decrease linearly until fifty meters, dealing 42 damage, netting a three hit kill, or a two hit kill with headshots. The AK-47's two hit kill range with Stopping Power will end at about forty meters. With Stopping Power, the AK-47's damage per bullet becomes very powerful and fairly consistent over range, making the AK-47 solid.

The AK-47's rate of fire is somewhat slow, only firing at 705 RPM. While this fire rate is faster than the SCAR-H and the burst-fire assault rifles, all other assault rifles, including the TAR-21, fire faster. The fire rate isn't bad in the grand scheme, but is unimpressive.

The AK-47 is quite accurate. Its iron sights are very clean and simple, and its recoil profile is quite manageable, kicking equally upwards and to the sides. However, the AK-47 has a heavy amount of visual kick that doesn't represent the AK-47's actual recoil profile, which can deter less experienced players from using it. A trait unique to the AK-47 is that adding any attachment bar the ACOG Scope will multiply the idle sway amount by twenty times, the same effect the Thermal Scope has on idle sway. This is a unique weakness to the AK-47, as all other weapons only have their idle sway multiplied by twenty times while using the Thermal Scope, but in the case of the AK-47, all attachments bar the ACOG will bring this effect. Using no attachments at all will keep the idle sway at its normal amount.

The AK-47's handling traits are quite poor for assault rifles. Its switch speeds are some of the slowest in tier, the aim down sight speed is the assault rifle standard, the AK-47 will limit movement speed to 95% if it is the heaviest weapon equipped, and the hip-fire spread is a moderate size. Each reload is quite slow on the AK-47, taking 1.75 seconds to Reload Cancel the AK-47. All around, the AK-47 is a poor-handling assault rifle.

The AK-47 has a standard thirty round magazine, making the AK-47 have a ninety round starting ammo loadout when the player spawns in without Scavenger Pro.

The AK-47 has the usual set of attachments available to it. The Grenade Launcher is the GP-25 model instead of the M203, and while the grenades themselves are unchanged, the GP-25 can be switched to faster, but will reload slower than the M203. This makes using the GP-25 quickly easier (such as on a Sleight of Hand class), but makes prolonged usage harder (such as with a One Man Army class). The GP-25, like in Call of Duty 4, will add a sight on the right side of the AK-47, which has no functional purpose in-game besides to distinguish what attachment the AK-47 has.

The Shotgun is an unnecessary attachment for the AK-47, which already has plenty of close quarters power.

The optical attachments are available for the AK-47. The Red Dot Sight is somewhat of a poor choice on the AK-47, as the front post is not folded down when aiming, and with the visual kick, serves as a large visual distraction, taking away from the Red Dot Sight's value. The Holographic Sight shares a lot of the Red Dot Sight's characteristics, but is glitched in that it will increase the AK-47's wall penetration power, basically giving the AK-47 FMJ for free. As such, the Holographic Sight should be the only sight in use on the AK-47, if so desired.

The ACOG Scope will not increase the AK-47's idle sway when in use, but combining any attachment with it via Bling will add the idle sway. The ACOG Scope also lowers the AK-47's centerspeed from 1500 to 1100, making recoil quite large and difficult to control, combined with the visual kick and the front post.

The Thermal Scope is statistically indifferent despite the added idle sway, which is a natural side effect of the Thermal Scope. The Thermal Scope removes a lot of definition on the real world when aiming, and will lower the AK-47's centerspeed to 1300, making shot placement, again, difficult.

The Heartbeat Sensor gives the AK-47 portable radar on the side, but is effectively counteracted by Ninja users, which are hard to hear with footsteps. The Heartbeat Sensor shouldn't be relied on, but can be a useful tool in alerting the player to unsuspecting nearby enemies.

The Silencer removes the AK-47's muzzle flash and lowers the AK-47's acoustic signature when firing, but will reduce range. It will reduce the AK-47's maximum damage range by two-thirds, and will halve the AK-47's minimum damage range. As such, the Silencer is a risky attachment to use on the AK-47, having heavy cost in the form of extra idle sway and less range. However, it can work well for some players who put the stealth advantage to use.

FMJ increases the AK-47's ability to shoot through cover. For the most part, players shouldn't be using FMJ on the AK-47 too often, as the Holographic Sight has the same effect while changing the sight picture, reducing the severity of the muzzle flash, and fires less tracer rounds which can visually alert enemies to the player's presence. However, FMJ is a good attachment should players want to use the iron sights and have more wall penetration power. However, the player should never combine the Holographic Sight and FMJ through Bling, as FMJ will have no effect whatsoever with the attachment combination besides fire extra tracer rounds.

Extended Mags increases the AK-47's magazine capacity to 45 rounds instead of thirty. This makes reloads less frequent and allows the player to delay their reloads for longer periods of time. This attachment pairs well with players who naturally waste ammunition.

The AK-47 best compares to the SCAR-H and TAR-21 in terms of gameplay, as all three of them are extremely strong in terms of per shot power. The AK-47 effectively acts as a bridge between its two competitors, sharing some of the SCAR-H's superior accuracy and simple iron sights, while sharing some of the TAR-21's superior fire rate up close and ammo loadout.

Weapon Attachments

Gallery

For camouflage images, see AK-47/Camouflage.
For attachment images, see AK-47/Attachments.

Modern Warfare 2: Ghost

The AK-47 is used by the terrorists who took the children at a school in Lisichansk, Ukraine hostage.

Call of Duty: Black Ops

Campaign

The AK-47 looks very different compared to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and, to a lesser extent, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. The rifle has its wooden furniture, stock, and pistol grip, lacks a muzzle brake and has different yet still clean iron sights. The magazine is also less curved and the handguard is plain. It is frequently seen being carried by Viet Cong, NVA, and Soviet soldiers throughout the campaign.

Notable exclusions are "Operation 40" and "The Defector", where it is replaced by the FN FAL, in "Rebirth" and "Redemption", where it is replaced by the AK74u and in "Numbers" where it is replaced with the Kiparis. In the mission "Payback", Alex Mason and Frank Woods use AK-47's to escape the compound and hijack the Mi-24 Hind. In "S.O.G." and "Payback", it is possible to find an AK-47 with a Flamethrower attached. In the mission "Payback", Some of the SOG team and Reznov can be seen wielding their AK-47's in the compound where Kravchenko was at.

Multiplayer

The AK-47 is unlocked at level 38, costing the player CoD Points logo BO2000. The AK-47 is a high-damage, fully-automatic weapon firing at 750 RPM and has almost completely identical stats to the Commando. However, the AK-47 has a longer reload than the Commando along with a slightly slower switch speed as well. The actual recoil patterns of the two guns are also identical, although the AK-47's visual recoil is greater than the Commando's, where the sights kick up before returning to its original position, which hinders long range combat with moving targets. Due to the AK-47's statistical disadvantages compared to the Commando and the severe similarity they bear, the AK-47 is, by definition, an inferior weapon. While the weapon is very well-rounded, the Commando is an overall improvement over the AK-47. The AK-47's only advantages over the Commando are that it's unlocked earlier and that its GP-25 Grenade Launcher bears statistical uniqueness from the M203 the Commando uses.

Attachments

Zombies

In Zombies, the AK-47 is unavailable in normal conditions. It can be acquired only with the give all command on PC as well as the "give ak47_zm" command/bind on Apple Mac. This cycles a few weapons for the player while gradually draining all their points. Eventually, the player ends up with an M1911, Default Weapon, Dirty Harry and an AK-47. The weapon has no sounds when it is firing or reloading, and does little damage per shot, only 2.5 times that of the M1911. The AK-47 also cannot be Pack-a-Punched, however, console commands show that the AK-47 was going to be able to be Pack-a-Punched, to which it would gain a Flamethrower attachment.

The AK-47 (with a GP-25) is also seen in the Call of the Dead poster being held by Michael Rooker.

Gallery

For camouflage images, see AK-47/Camouflage.
For attachments images, see AK-47/Attachments.

Video

Call of Duty: Black Ops (Nintendo DS)

The AK-47 makes its return in Call of Duty: Black Ops (Nintendo DS). The AK-47 resembles both Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare's and the console version of Call of Duty: Black Ops's own wooden AK-47.

Campaign

The AK-47 is the most common weapon in the campaign, as it appears in every mission, which means that the ammo would never be a problem. It has the standard 30-rounds magazine, high power and high recoil, low accuracy, and the iron-sights are somewhat difficult to use; adding a scope resolves the problem, and also changes the recoil magnifying it, but only upwards, making it somehow more controllable.

Zombies

In Zombies, it can be found with or without the scope in the Mystery Boxes for 950 points. It has high recoil, low accuracy and is not very effective against zombies. Although it is better than the weapons in the starting area as far as statistics go, most other full-auto weapons are superior to it statistically.

Multiplayer

In multiplayer, it is pre-unlocked for the Insurgency factions, and 150 kills with it will unlock its scoped version. 100 headshots with any enemy weapon will unlock the grenade launcher for the AK-47. It is advised to use the perk "Nerves of Steel" to resolve the recoil.

Attachments

Gallery

Find Makarov

The AK-47 is used by two Ultranationalists accompanying Imran Zakhaev.

Find Makarov: Operation Kingfish

The AK-47 is used by the majority of the Russian troops.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3

"The ever-popular AK-47 offers an aggressive attack with high damage and a slower rate of fire for more manageable handling. Unpredictable recoil can cause problems in long-distance engagements, but the weapon shines in mid-range, forward moving combat."
— Call of Duty: Elite description

The AK-47 returns in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. It was first shown with other weapons in the reveal trailer. It also appeared in the E3 Demo and the Survival Mode trailer. It is similar to the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 variant and sports similar polymer furniture, albeit in a black finish. It also has a different stock, which bears strong resemblance to the M4A1's stock from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, and a different handguard, which has rails on the sides that are covered with rail guards.

Campaign

The AK-47 is again commonly used by the Ultranationalists and the Russian Military, and is also a common sight in the Africa Militia. The AK-47 can only be found after the plane crash in "Turbulence". The AK-47 is also a starting weapon for Yuri in "Persona Non Grata", equipped with a Red Dot Sight, and in "Back on the Grid", equipped with a Red Dot Sight and a Suppressor. The AK-47 appears in every campaign mission with the exception of "Hunter Killer" and "Mind the Gap".

Multiplayer

The AK-47 is unlocked at Level 68 and is a high damage weapon with a relatively low rate of fire. Although the AK-47 is tied for the highest damage of all automatic Assault Rifles, matched only with the CM901. It still requires the same number of bullets to kill at close range; three bullets under normal circumstances, two if one is a headshot.

Since the bullets-to-kill profile of the AK-47 is the same as other weapons of its class, its slower rate of fire makes the weapon less competitive in close ranges since it will take more time to kill. This disadvantage is offset by its range, as the AK-47 has the longest three-shot-kill range of all the fully automatic assault rifles.

This means that the Suppressor is a viable attachment as the three-shot kill range still extends to medium-range engagements even with the range reduction. Despite the long range capabilities, the ACOG Scope is not recommended, as the magnified recoil makes it unsuitable for accurate automatic fire. If a sight is necessary, the Red Dot Sight or Holographic Sight are better choices, although the AK-47's iron sights are by no means a hindrance.

The AK-47 is very similar to the CM901, but ousts it in some regards. While their maximum and minimum damages are the same, their damage drop-offs are dramatically different. The CM901's maximum damage begins to drop at 20 meters and ends at 47.5 meters, while the AK-47's drop-off begins at 31 meters and ends at 45 meters. Despite having a wider bullet spread and slightly slower reload (2.5 seconds, as opposed to the CM901's 2.3 seconds), the AK-47 boasts somewhat more predictable recoil, but the difference is marginal, and is offset by the noticeable higher visual recoil. However, both of the weapon's three-hit-kill distances are around the same (40 meters for the AK-47 and 37 meters for the CM901).

Infinity Ward has released a hotfix that has decreased the AK-47's gun kick. Overall recoil of the weapon remains unchanged however.

Special Ops

The AK-47 is available for both Survival and Mission modes.

Mission Mode

The AK-47 is available as either an alternate or an enemy weapon in almost every Mission Mode challenge, except Firewall, Charges Set, and Hostage Taker, and is also a starting weapon in Milehigh Jack.

Survival Mode

The AK-47 is available in Survival Mode at level 24 and costs $3000.

The AK-47 is also used by heavy troops in earlier waves. The AK-47 is very powerful, especially up close, but moderate to high recoil limits its effectiveness at range. As with all weapons, headshots are recommended to increase the killing speed. The AK-47 can be very effective deep into Survival matches, but only if the player tries to stay in close-quarters combat and goes for headshots. Also, its high damage and moderate fire rate result in a slower ammo consumption than most other rifles and submachine guns, allowing the player to refill ammo less often.

Attachments

Proficiency

  • Kick - Unlocked at weapon level 4.
  • Impact - Unlocked at weapon level 9.
  • Attachments - Unlocked at weapon level 12.
  • Focus - Unlocked at weapon level 16.
  • Breath - Unlocked at weapon level 22.
  • Stability - Unlocked at weapon level 28.

Gallery

For attachment images, see AK-47/Attachments.
For camouflage images, see AK-47/Camouflage.

Demonstration

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3: Defiance

The AK-47 appears in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3: Defiance, and retains most of its qualities from the Call of Duty: Black Ops DS variant.

Campaign

Once again, the AK-47 proves itself popular with the Russian forces and ammunition is almost never a problem. The AK-47 can be considered the Russian counterpart to the American M4 Carbine, as both have the same attachments in both campaign and multiplayer.

In campaign, the Russians favor this weapon in use against the player and their allies. Russians often go on the offensive with the standard AK-47 or the AK-74. Russians with the scoped AK-47 actually take shots to the players head, killing them instantly or dealing high damage per shot although when the player uses the scoped AK-47, it still deals the same amount of damage as its normal variant. Russians with the AK-47 Grenade launcher never use it as, oddly enough, the grenade launchers are always empty rendering the grenade launcher variant a mere change to how it looks.

Multiplayer

The AK-47 is one of the initially unlocked weapons in multiplayer, the same as the M4. When used it also unlocks its scoped counterpart which can be unlocked with 150 kills with the AK-47. The AK-47 grenade launcher also appears ready and loaded as a pop up "Mystery Weapon" on multiplayer maps.

Weapon Attachments

  • Scope - Unlocked at 150 kills with standard AK-47
  • Grenade Launcher - Found in multiplayer maps as a pop up "Mystery Weapon", if enabled.

Call of Duty: Black Ops II

"Fully automatic with high power. Effective at medium range."
— Description

The AK-47 in Call of Duty: Black Ops II is similar to its Call of Duty: Black Ops variant. The gun's appearance has not changed, but it lacks the gun-kick. It is only available in the campaign and Zombies, and is unlocked at the beginning of the campaign. The AK-47 can be used in all of the missions except Strike Force missions. The AK-47 is used by the Mujahideen in "Old Wounds" and Strike Force mission "I.E.D.".

Attachments

Zombies

The AK-47 is featured in the Zombies map Mob of the Dead, included within the downloadable content pack Uprising. It starts out with a 30-round magazine with a fair amount of reserved ammunition of 240 rounds. Pack-A-Punched, it becomes the Reznov's Revenge. It still retains its 30-round magazine with 270 in reserve, but comes with a massive increase in damage, and is one of the highest damage Assault Rifles in Zombies, even without Double Tap Root Beer.

AK-47 vs. Reznov's Revenge

AK47 Reznov's Revenge
AK47 Zombies BOII Reznov's Revenge BOII
Damage 150-100 250-200
Fire mode Automatic Automatic
Rate of fire 750 RPM 750 RPM
Magazine size 30 30
Max ammo 240+30 270+30
Mobility Medium Medium
Extras More ammo, higher damage


Gallery

For attachment images, see AK-47/Attachments.
For camouflage images, see AK-47/Camouflage.

Call of Duty: Black Ops: Declassified

The AK-47 reappears in Call of Duty Black Ops: Declassified. It is similar to its Black Ops counterpart, but with less recoil. It is accurate, but generally considered underpowered compared to the Famas and other assault rifles. It is featured in the Assault default class. In campaign, the AK-47 is the standard assault rifle for Russian and Viet Cong forces. It is also used by the cartel forces

Rightful King

After an earthquake, two militia soldiers clean their AK-47s with some of Josefina Menendez's aprons.

Call of Duty Online

The AK-47 returns in Call of Duty Online. While early versions of the game sported a similar look to that of its Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 variant, except with wooden furniture, the final updated version is now on par with the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare variant.

Attachments

Gallery

Call of Duty: Heroes

The AK-47 is used by Raul Menendez. It is also seen being held by Yuri in the loading screen.

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare

"Back by popular demand – the AK47 is returning to Call of Duty! This fan-favorite fully automatic Assault Rifle can deliver some great damage at close to medium range. Players will want to be careful and fire the weapon in short bursts to keep the recoil under control. The AK47 base weapon will be unlocked once you receive one of the five variants in a Supply Drop or Advanced Supply Drop."
— Sledgehammer Games description

The AK-47 returns in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.

Multiplayer

Some reveal images for the Reckoning DLC featured soldiers wielding AK-47s.

After that, the AK-47 was introduced to Xbox One players on September 1, 2015, and a month later for PC and PlayStation 4 players. To unlock the base weapon, players must first receive a Supply Drop variant. Between February 26th and 29th, 2016, the Unforgiving variant was given to players who played at least one public multiplayer match for free by itself in a Supply Drop.

The AK-47 is a high damage, but low ranged weapon. Up to 10 meters it will take three shots to kill, which is average for Assault Rifles, after which it will take four shots to kill. It is also a one hit kill in Hardcore game modes up to 40 meters.

One interesting downside to the AK-47 is that it has a slower than average aiming time, at 350 milliseconds, compared to the normal Assault Rifle time of 250 milliseconds, which can make it even harder to use in close quarters combat. Another bad handling point on the AK-47 is its recoil. Because of the high numbers and low centerspeed, fully automatic fire is only recommended for close to medium range engagements. If an enemy is at long range, it may be preferable to try and get closer before engaging. Firing in single shots or bursts might work, but the lower centerspeed makes this less effective than on other assault rifles.

There are some attachments that are worth using with this gun: the Quickdraw Grip is a helpful attachment for counteracting the AK-47's slow ADS time. The Foregrip is another useful attachment as it increases the center speed, making the gun more accurate for longer range combat. The Silencer can work to one's benefit if they can use it to get closer to an enemy through stealth, but it's not recommended overall as the AK-12 can kill in four hits up to a fair 30 meters with the Suppressor.

Variants

Name Rarity Advantages Disadvantages Notes
Slayer Enlisted Damage: 45-30-27 Fire Rate: 645 RPM
Guerilla Professional Viewkick −10% Hipspread +10%
Cold Hearted Elite Range: 400-2080 Damage: 45-30-17
Royalty Elite Range: 400-2320 Damage: 45-30-17
Grave Digger Legendary Hipspread −10% ADS Time +10%
Unforgiving Legendary Viewkick −20%
Hipspread −10%
ADS Time +10%

Exo Zombies

The AK-47 can be seen in the hands of Jim Decker on the Descent selection screen, but is unusable on the later map.

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For supply drop variants images, see AK-47/Variants.

Call of Duty: Black Ops III

While the AK-47 does not actually make a physical appearance in-game, its silhouette is visible on the Always Done Swiftly, Arms Grace, Head Drama, Disorderly Combat, and Shopping Free GobbleGums.

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Call of Duty: Black Ops 4

Some unusable AK-47s can be seen in weapon lockers in the map Nuketown. The silhouette of an AK-47 is also seen on the Head Drama and Shopping Free Elixirs.

Call of Duty: Mobile

"Fully automatic assault rifle. High damage with high recoil."
— Description

The AK-47 appears in Call of Duty: Mobile.

Attachments

Optics

Other

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For variants images, see AK-47/Variants.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

"Very reliable automatic assault rifle chambered in 7.62mm Soviet. Large caliber ammunition requires skill to control recoil."
— Description

The AK-47 returns in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

Campaign

The AK-47 is the main assault rifle for Al-Qatala, and is sometimes used by Barkov's Forces, though the latter more often use the AK-12.

Some versions of the AK-47 found in the campaign are modeled after the "Steel Curtain" blueprint from multiplayer, and some others use the "Revolution" model. Farah Karim uses the latter as her signature weapon, fitted with its unique folding stock that is not obtainable in singleplayer.

Multiplayer

Unlocked at rank 55 in multiplayer, the AK-47 takes the familiar role of a high damage, fully-automatic assault rifle. It will kill in 3 shots anywhere to the body within 28 meters and can require up to 4 shots past this distance. Landing 2 headshots will kill at all ranges and the AK benefits from bonus damage when shooting the chest. This bonus damage is enough to ensure a 3-shot kill past 28 meters with one shot to the upper torso followed by two anywhere else. In hardcore, the gun will be a 1-shot kill at any distance. This high damage is one of the AK’s strongest features and is only bested by the Oden and FAL in its class. However, this power comes with some consequences. The weapon’s rate of fire is a meager 561 RPM. This is slower than most other assault rifles, so landing each shot is important for a competitive time-to-kill.

The AK-47’s handling is also fairly subpar among its class, though it’s not too bad compared to other high damage assault rifles. Hipfire spread is average but inconsistent due to the low fire rate. ADS times are mediocre, not as sluggish as the Oden or FN Scar 17 but still slower than most other rifles. Recoil is also high compared to most other weapons, with each shot having a notable and somewhat unpredictable upwards jolt. Fortunately, the AK comes with a 30 round capacity by default. This is a boon for the weapon as most other high power assault rifles only come with 20 round magazines by default. Reload time is also quite good for its class. Compared to the FN Scar 17, the AK’s closest competitor, the AK-47 has: the potential to kill in 3 shots without headshots at long range, 10 more rounds in its default capacity, and slightly faster handling. The Scar shoots slightly faster and thus kills a bit faster out to midrange, but the AK can sustain its fire for longer and with slightly deadlier results at longer ranges.

There are also many attachments to customize the AK-47 to a variety of situations. The 23.0” barrels grant moderate boosts to the gun’s range and recoil control at the cost of slowing move speed and ADS speed. For a long range AK build, one of these barrels will help wrangle the gun for better effectiveness over longer sightlines. The Spetsnaz Elite barrel will slightly boost range with smaller downsides to mobility. In contrast, the 8.1" Compact Barrel will speed up ADS and move speed to be more in line with some of the lighter assault rifles. This is useful for more aggressive use of the weapon, but will slightly hamper accuracy with additional recoil. The AK also has access to a Skeleton Stock, which improves ADS speed and ADS strafing speed with a penalty to aiming stability (idle sway). This stock is a fine choice for more mobile ADS-centric builds.

The AK-47 also has access to the usual array of additional attachments. A Stippled Grip Tape and an FSS Close Quarters Stock or No Stock will help speed up the gun for snappier and more aggressive tactics. Conversely, a Compensator or other attachments that affect recoil control will help tame the AK’s fierce upwards kick. An optic can improve target acquisition over long range, though the iron sights are fair enough for close range use. The AK-47 can also equip either 40 Round Mags or 75 Round Drum Mags. The former trades a small amount of mobility for a more generous overall capacity, and the latter exchanges a large portion of move speed for drastically increased sustained fire ability. Of note is that these extended magazines are far larger than anything the FN Scar 17 can equip, so the AK holds the edge in potential continuous lead output.

The AK-47 also has a unique conversion kit: 5.45×39mm 30-Round Mags. This conversion slightly lowers the AK’s damage range. One can expect a 3-shot kill out to 19 meters, or 26 meters when hitting the chest. It can take 5 shots to kill past 33 meters, but hitting the chest will never require more than 4 hits to kill. In exchange for this, the rate of fire is increased considerably to 690 RPM. Considering the conversion can still kill in 3 shots, this is a noticeable increase in lethality at close range. Recoil per shot is also moderately reduced. Although the gun will still quickly drift upwards thanks to the increased fire rate, the vertical bounce of each shot is more consistent and lower than with the default ammunition. The 5.45×39mm conversion makes the gun much more deadly and forgiving up close but sacrifices some of the AK’s long range power.

Attachments

Muzzle

Barrel

Laser

Optic

Stock

Rear Grip

Ammunition

Underbarrel

Perks

Blueprints

Name blueprint Rarity How to obtain
Revolution Rare Bundle Lone Marauder
RPK Rare Bundle Monkey Business
Freedom Fighter Epic Bundle Arms Dealer
Golden Dragon Epic Bundle Dead Man's Fortune
Pink Perforator Epic Bundle Mwah
Wendigo Epic Bundle Cold Blood
Trophy Mount Epic Bundle Hunter's Paradise II
War Saw Epic Bundle Security Detail
Temhota Epic Bundle Russian Federal Security Bureau
Steel Curtain Legendary Multiplayer Mission Warrior's Code
Black Bear Legendary Bundle Talon Operator Bundle
Dusk Ripper Legendary Bundle Scorched Earth
The Noble Legendary Bundle Petrograd
Upper Hand Legendary Bundle Tactical Human IV
Duly Devoted Legendary Bundle Lights Out
Sand Sweeper Legendary Battle Pass Season 3 Tier 71

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Trivia

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

  • When using a GP-25 in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, the AK-47's gas block will disappear in first-person.
  • The remastered version has a manufacture date of 1970.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

  • When the AK-47 is equipped with the GP-25, it is called "AK-47 Grenadier," rather than "AK-47 w/ Grenade Launcher."
  • Without any attachments, it does not have any idle sway when aiming down the sights, but if an attachment is added, it has a small amount of sway.
  • An unusable leaf sight is added to the AK-47 when the GP-25 is equipped.
  • The serial number of the gun is 122874.
  • In first person, when sensitivity is on 10, spinning to reveal the other side of the gun, the fire mode selector can be seen and is set to semi-automatic, but in third-person it is on the correct fully automatic fire.
  • The AK-47 in the original and the remastered game has the Russian Izhevsk Arsenal logo (arrow in triangle).
  • The remastered model has "U R J" fire selector markings on the right side.

Call of Duty: Black Ops

  • The colored AK47 pick-up icon in Call of Duty: Black Ops was changed to no colors in the GamesCom "WMD" trailer, then changed again to colored and enhanced in the October GTTV singleplayer trailer of the game. The pick-up icon is enhanced but not colored in the finalized version of the game.
  • The AK47's serial number is 20923.
  • Sometimes in the campaign, an AK47 can be found with most of the available attachments on it. However, these variants cannot be picked up.
  • The AK47 has the Russian Tula Arsenal star logo on the dust cover. 
  • The extended mag has the Bulgarian Kazanlak Arsenal "Circle 10" logo on the rear of the magazine.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3

  • The AK-47's serial number is 29022163.
  • The campaign firing sound for the silenced AK-47 is different from the one in multiplayer.
  • Call of Duty ELITE states in the weapon statistics that the AK-47 has a magazine of 20 rounds when actually it has a magazine of 30 rounds.
  • During "Return to Sender", it is possible to find an AK-47 with all attachments, but it is not obtainable, because the Africa Militia soldier that is carrying it will be crushed by a falling wall.
  • The upper handguard reads "SAIGA 5.56 SYSTEM" and "MADE IN RUSSIA".
  • The magazine reads "5.56 Cal B4 448875" and "MADE IN AFGHANISTAN".
  • The AK-47 has a manufacture date of 1963 as well as a Russian Izhevsk Arsenal logo. 

Call of Duty: Black Ops II

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare

  • It is possible to see the Atlas logo on the weapon.
  • Players who received the free Unforgiving variant between February 26th and 29th, 2016, that did not already have a variant of the AK-47 along with the normal AK-47, did not get the normal AK-47 when they received the free Unforgiving variant.
  • In Exo Zombies, Decker can be seen holding AK47 in Descent main menu.
  • It has the same serial code as in Modern Warfare 3.