The AK-47, designed by Mikhail Kalashnikov and introduced in the late 1940s, is a widely known assault rifle that has become emblematic of global conflict. The bullets used in the AK-47 are 7.62x39mm cartridges, known for their intermediate size between traditional pistol and full-sized rifle rounds. These bullets are rimless, bottlenecked, and feature a distinctive tapered shape. With a caliber of 7.62mm, the bullets are renowned for their reliability, simplicity, and ability to penetrate various barriers.

The AK-47 bullets are renowned for their lethality and are designed for stability and accuracy over short to medium ranges. The distinctive curve of the AK-47 magazine accommodates the tapered shape of the bullets, ensuring a smooth feeding mechanism in the firearm. Used by military forces and irregular groups around the world, the AK-47’s ammunition is known for its effectiveness in a variety of conditions, making it a symbol of both conflict and technological ingenuity.