Kalashnikov shooting
 

I'm going to Poland for a few days at the end of June and we've decided to do the gun shooting day. You get to fire all sorts of stuff. Anyone got any tips (I know a lot of Americans on here shoot a lot) for accuracy on these things? I've only shot a sports rifle and shot gun before now and I'm buggered if I'm being beaten by the rest of the lads!

Accuracy through volume?

I think you only get 15 or 30 shots with the kalashnikov :-(

30 according to CS. Shoot in bursts no more than 3, aim for the head, and run with the knife.

Yeah, don't use a Kalashnikov

crouch, use burst fire and aim for the crotch will ensure the recoil getting you some headshots.
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I believe it was Prodigy that said, "Aim for the waist, and something on the top get shot."

You will feel like Tim Wakefield with that knuckleball out of the cannon.

AK-47 or AK-74?

Are they full-auto or semi-auto?



Now for my advice for being accurate, AIM!

So many people pick up a gun and point it away and start pulling the trigger.

Yes, because a European will get a Tim Wakefield reference.

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Well I've googled him and it turns out he puts his knuckles on his balls a lot. So he sounds like a right w*nker.

Er...... http://www.krakow-tours.biz/Gun_shooting

I dunno, in short lol.

http://www.crazystag.com/krakow/acti...re_kalashnikov

Maybe that?


Tough to say. Full-auto means you pull the trigger and more than one round comes out. Semi-auto means it fires once everytime you pull the trigger.

They are using 15-round magazines, so they won't be the "Banana Clips" you're used to seeing.

Brace yourself well, single or 3 shot bursts, aim low until you see how the recoil affects your shots.

Take extra cash for extra ammo' - so you can make the most of the day.
Have fun and don't shoot yourself in the foot - or anyone else!

Single shot from standing or kneeling. Don't attempt burst fire unless you are prone - otherwise its nothing but a waste of ammunition.

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/w...ngsta-2-tm.jpg

You are going to want to shoot like this

Yes! Exactly that one. I knew it had some ridiculous sounding name http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...s/excited1.gif

Can't wait.

"The AK47 (aka the Kalashnikov) is the chosen weapon of marksmen the world over"

Huh?

I fully agree [rofl]

It depends whether it's a Russian gun, or a cheap knockoff.

For my dad's marksmanship tests in the Soviet army, they needed to hit a torso target with iron sights at 300m... so you can imagine that a Russian gun can do at least that... which would translate into about a 3" group at 100m.

Otherwise, just lean into it, put the stock firmly against your shoulder, and relax.