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| unit_cost          = QBC 2,700 (full weapon)<br> QBC1,590 (Upper Receiver Kit)
 
| unit_cost          = QBC 2,700 (full weapon)<br> QBC1,590 (Upper Receiver Kit)
| production_date    = 1993-2005
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The '''KMK 546''' is a select fire rifle produced by the [[Kerenko Arms Corporation]] between 1993 and 2005 for the [[Saratovan Special Forces]] and [[Saratovan Ministry of Security|Minsec Internal Forces]]. After is discontinuation in 2005, the Saratovan Government sold around 500,000 service and surplus guns to [[New Illyricum]] as part of a [[2006 Saratov-New Illyricum Arms Sale|controversial weapons deal]]. The rest were converted into semi-automatic carbines and sold to the civilian market nationally and globally to pay for production of the new [[Kerenko MK08]] rifle, which was taking the place of the KMK in service in Special Forces and Ministry of Security, this action has received much backlash as it gave criminals and paramilitaries easy access to modern rifles and many rifles were converted shoddily, allowing for many semi-automatic rifles and carbines to be reconverted into full-auto assault rifles.
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The '''KMK 546''' is a select fire rifle produced by the [[Kerenko Arms Corporation]] between 1987 and 2005 for the [[Saratovan Army]] and [[Saratovan Ministry of Security|Minsec Internal Forces]]. A large quantity of the weapons ended up in the hands of the [[Novatyian People's Soviet Republic]] and were sold to [[New Illyricum]] in the [[1992 Novatyian-New Illyrian Arms Sale]]. After is discontinuation in 2005 most were converted into semi-automatic carbines and sold to the civilian market nationally and globally to pay for production of the new [[Kerenko MK08]] rifle, which was taking the place of the KMK in service in Special Forces and Ministry of Security, this action has received much backlash as it gave criminals and paramilitaries easy access to modern rifles and many rifles were converted shoddily, allowing for many semi-automatic rifles and carbines to be reconverted into full-auto assault rifles.
  
 
[[Category:Saratov]]
 
[[Category:Saratov]]
 
[[Category:Kerenko Arms Corporation]]
 
[[Category:Kerenko Arms Corporation]]

Latest revision as of 14:17, 24 April 2024

KMK 546
KMK 546.png
TypeSelect-Fire Assault rifle
Place of origin Saratov
Service history
In service Saratov: 1983-2005 (still used in small numbers by Saratovan Army Infantry)
Used by
Wars
Production history
Designed1983
ManufacturerKerenko Arms Corporation
Unit costQBC 2,700 (full weapon)
QBC1,590 (Upper Receiver Kit)
Produced1987-2005
Specifications
Mass7.3 lb (3.3 kg)
Length35.375 in (89.85 cm)
Barrel length16 in (41 cm)

Cartridge5.46
Caliber5.46
BarrelsChromed bore. 6 groove, Right Hand twist, 1-in-10” .
ActionDirect Gas Impingement
Rate of fire45 rpm (Semi-Auto)
750 rpm (Cyclic)
Muzzle velocity2,650 ft/s (810 m/s)
Effective firing range600 meters [656.1 yards] [600 m] (Individual Target)
800 meters [874.8 yards] (Area Targets)
Feed system30-round magazine. 5-, 10-, 25- or 38-round aftermarket magazines.
SightsFolding front & rear sights and rails for red dot or scope

The KMK 546 is a select fire rifle produced by the Kerenko Arms Corporation between 1987 and 2005 for the Saratovan Army and Minsec Internal Forces. A large quantity of the weapons ended up in the hands of the Novatyian People's Soviet Republic and were sold to New Illyricum in the 1992 Novatyian-New Illyrian Arms Sale. After is discontinuation in 2005 most were converted into semi-automatic carbines and sold to the civilian market nationally and globally to pay for production of the new Kerenko MK08 rifle, which was taking the place of the KMK in service in Special Forces and Ministry of Security, this action has received much backlash as it gave criminals and paramilitaries easy access to modern rifles and many rifles were converted shoddily, allowing for many semi-automatic rifles and carbines to be reconverted into full-auto assault rifles.