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Blackheart Introduces AK Rail System

June 21, 2012
The AKARS is comprised of a robust receiver cover with an integrated rail adapter, and a one-piece 1913 Picatinny rail/rear sight assembly and attaching hardware. The design is remarkably simple, and effectively resolves all of the problems historically associated with mounting optics to AK rifles.

Ohio Cop Fired AK-47 Rounds Into Personal Vehicle

February 9, 2012
A Steubenville (Ohio) Police officer will be placed on administrative leave, after other officers said he fired an AK-47 at his personal vehicle inside his garage.

ATI Introduces AK-47 Strikeforce Elite Recoil Taming System

February 3, 2012
Advanced Technology International (ATI) has introduced the AK-47 Strikeforce Elite Package with Scorpion Recoil System—a six-position collapsible stock with upgraded aluminum, ventilated handguards, and an adjustable cheekrest.

Ala. Deputy Recovering from Gun Battle

November 30, 2011
A Madison County (Ala.) Sheriff's deputy is now recovering from injuries he sustained when a robbery suspect fired at him with an AK-47 rifle.

2 Fla. Cops Injured by Man Firing AK-47s

November 21, 2011
Two St. Cloud (Fla.) Police officers were injured when an 18-year-old man, who had been firing rounds at the home of a neighbor, turned a pair of AK-47 rifles at their cruiser.
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