AK-47 Black (scale 1:6) Miniature Rifle

The world’s smallest functional rifle AK-47 model

— scale ⅙
— into the wooden box
— handmade nice detailed metal miniature rifle.

AK-47 has active moving shutter, fuse-translator, aim bar, trigger.
Rate the miniature rifle in action. The video is available on my Instagram and on the YouTube channel.

Scale 1:6
Measurements: 6.06 * 1.81 inches

You receive a complete set ready to play:
* Miniature rifle;
* 10 rounds;
* Wood box (for storage the scale model).

Attention: The miniature models are not firearms and ammunition and don’t require licenses or any permissions.
We shipped worldwide a lot of times.
Everything was delivered without any problems.
So we guarantee you’ll receive your order.

AK-47, also called Kalashnikov Model 1947, Soviet assault rifle, possibly the most widely used shoulder weapon in the world.
The initials AK represent Russian for “automatic Kalashnikov,” for its designer, Mikhail Kalashnikov, who designed the accepted version of the weapon in 1947.

The miniature scale model can be an original unforgettable gift.
It’ll give a lot of positive emotions in a game.
Demonstrate the model in action and become the attention center with your friends.
It’ll decorate any miniature weapons collection.
It’s a cool hobby, better than any board game.

We’ll ship out your item within 1-2 business days after order placing and payment.
If you want to order a model customization, the production time is negotiated separately in the correspondence.
We usually ship miniature models by regular post with tracking numbers. They come about 2-3 weeks depending on the final destination.
We send you a tracking number after shipping out in any case.

All our items pass quality control before shipment.
But if your miniature gun doesn’t work correctly, write to us please.
We’ll exchange it for a good-working one.
It’s very important for us that you’re satisfied with the service and enjoy your purchase.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask. We’ll be happy to answer.

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