kalashnikov

Izhmash being in trouble probably doesn't effect mister Kalashnikov in any way, so the headline is missleading.

It's even more unbelievable to see a Kalashnikov exhibit no recoil while being fired by a running person _mid-stride_.

It simply isn't credible to state that a Kalashnikov rifle will not exhibit _any_ recoil.

Alternative title: Kalashnikov discovers pirates, et al, unwilling to pay for intellectual property.

If we could undo the invention of the Kalashnikov the world would be so much better.

For instance, many Kalashnikov receivers are made of stamped sheet metal.

- Zero recoil exhibited by the Kalashnikov Cross check this video with any other AK-47 video on Youtube.

There is a Ken McLeod book, set in the future, in which the world is overrun by a computer virus and the only software that is immune is the firmware in the Kalashnikov product of the time.

What Kalashnikov designed was powered by inevitability.

To get terrorists to be more creative, you have to convince them that the TSA would notice so it's not worth trying to walk through security with a kalashnikov in your hand luggage.

When you look at the number of design criteria it had to fulfill that had nothing to do with its merits as a marksman's weapon, it's amazing how well Kalashnikov achieved what he set out to do.

(add 16% of your population killed for no reason, gas chambers etc.) Now experience all this like Kalashnikov did, and I guess you would think differently about the role of guns then most people do now in 2013.

Wednesday 7th, at 11am, 3 people entered "Charlie Hebdo" a very well known French satirical newspaper and shot 12 people with kalashnikov.

Kalashnikov's design was never patented and the production agreements were largely handshake deals." Well, what can I say?

"Mikhail Kalashnikov is responsible for as many deaths as the people who pulled those triggers." Spoons made me fat.

Or the accessibility of weapons in situations where you are emotionally unstable?" The designer (in this case Kalashnikov) had no control over the abundance of his design or who gets access to them.

After all, AIs might become the Kalashnikov's of the future: every self-respecting warlord has a gold-plated one.

Kalashnikov was a very interesting character who was wrapped up in cold war rhetoric and who frequently said contradictory things.

The Kalashnikov, on the other hand, can be thrown at a raw conscript and will remain operational basically no matter what.