
The AMD-65 is a Hungarian-designed carbine variant of the AKM, chambered in 7.62x39mm. It features a distinctive perforated barrel shroud instead of a traditional handguard. The AMD-65 has a side-folding metal stock and a prominent muzzle brake for improved controllability. It was designed as a compact weapon for vehicle crews and mechanized infantry. The carbine is easily identified by its unique and aggressive appearance.
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