vepr
Vepr is the name used for a family of semi-automatic rifles and shotguns manufactured in Russia. The word vepr translates to wild boar in Russian, and the designation is applied to a line of Kalashnikov-pattern firearms produced by the Izhmash/Molot arms complex and marketed abroad by various importers. The line began appearing in the international market in the late 1990s and has continued in different configurations since then.
Development and design overview: Vepr firearms are built on a robust, AK-family action with roots in the
Variants and calibers: The Vepr line has been produced in several calibers, including 7.62×39mm, 5.45×39mm, and
Usage and status: Vepr rifles are popular among civilian shooters, collectors, and some professional users for