MR11

MR11, also known as MR-11, is a type of military rifle that was developed by the Soviet Union in the late 1950s. It is a gas-operated, magazine-fed, selective-fire rifle designed for use by infantry units. The MR11 is chambered in 7.62x39mm and is known for its reliability and durability, making it a popular choice among military forces around the world.

The rifle features a fixed stock and a folding buttstock, which allows for easy transportation and storage. It has a gas system that operates the bolt and a rotating bolt handle for manual operation. The MR11 is equipped with a three-position safety selector, which allows the user to choose between safe, semi-automatic, and fully automatic fire modes. It also has a manual safety that can be engaged to prevent accidental discharge.

The MR11 is known for its accuracy and range, with effective ranges of up to 400 meters. It is also equipped with a bayonet lug, allowing it to be used as a melee weapon. The rifle has a magazine capacity of 30 rounds and can be reloaded with standard 7.62x39mm ammunition.

The MR11 was widely used by the Soviet Army and its allies during the Cold War and has since been adopted by various military forces around the world. It is still in service with many armies today, despite being replaced by more modern rifles in some cases. The MR11's design and features have made it a popular choice for military forces seeking a reliable and durable rifle for their infantry units.