Description
Romanian AIMS-74 w/ Chrome Lined Barrel BFPU Finish
Romanian AIMS-74 is a clone of the Soviet AK-74. In the mid 1970s Soviet Union switched from 7.62×39 mm ammunition to 5.45×39 mm round and encouraged other nations from Warsaw Pact, including Romania, to follow. Development of the new Romanian assault rifle commenced in the mid 1980s. Interestingly though the Romanian AIMS-74 is not a license-produced version of the Soviet AK-74. This weapon was designed independently and had some indigenous modifications. It was adopted by Romanian armed forces in 1986 as the Pusca Automata model 1986. (PA md.86 or simply md.86). It became a standard-issue infantry rifle and gradually replaced the older AIM assault rifle (license-produced version of the Soviet AKM). It is used in this role ever since. As of 2016 Romania has not yet switched to standard NATO ammunition.
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