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View Poll Results: Is the AKMR a Part of Your T2K Universe?
No sir, not in my T2K U! 10 20.83%
Sure it is. Why not? 25 52.08%
I really don't care, either way. 13 27.08%
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Old 08-06-2009, 04:54 PM
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I think the AKMR and M-16EZ are some of those things that give T2K a unique flavor. Though I'm not sure that "AKMR" is correct nomenclature for the Russians -- I would think that "AKMM" would be more proper, or maybe AKM-84 or AKM-94 (depending on the timeline you are using).
I guess you're right. The AKMR (along with the EZ, the LAV-75, etc.) does T2K a unique flavor. I've had a change of heart.
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