Devyns Russian Guns

A compact Russian rifle, designed as a cheaper alternative to the SR-3

A failed Soviet trials prototype designed by Alexandr Andreevich Dementyev in 1946. It basically fell apart during trials, but we'll ignore that part

A counter-balanced Russian rifle which started development in the late 70s. It competed against the AN-94 in trials, and but lost due to the AN-94s superior accuracy in burst mode

A Soviet prototype bullpup designed by Nikolai Afanasyev

A soviet carbine designed by Sergei Simonov in 1974. It competed against the AKS-74U in trials and failed

A new compact assault rifle from Kalashnikov Concern! The AM-17 is intended to be a modern replacement for the AKS-74U, although adoption is currently limited.

Are you a frogman in need of underwater firepower? Look no further than the APS! It's an underwater rifle which fires spikes for projectiles

A Russian pocket pistol which competed against the PSM pistol in trials (and lost)

A prototype Soviet rifle designed by Alexander Konstantinov

An experimental Soviet bullpup rifle developed immediately after WW2. It's basically a tube chambered in 7.62x36

The KSVK is a Russian bullpup anti-material bolt action rifle with a lot of character. Perfect for sending a well placed shot through your enemies walls!

An experimental soviet rifle from 1944 designed by F.V. Kuzmischev

An extremely long range Russian sniper rifle

A small Russian SMG in 9x18mm Makarov, which was adopted in the 90's by Russian police forces

A compact Russian SMG from the late 90's, suited for police and special forces

A proposed successor to the APS pistol, the OTs-33 is a Russian machine pistol firing 9x18mm Makarov

A modern Russian SMG which can fold into a compact package! Clearly some Russian designer copied the FMG-9s homework

The PPR-42 is an experimental SMG from the Soviet Union. It was developed by Nikolay Rukavishnikov, and is one of the earliest examples of a gun using a Telescoping Bolt

A cute little Soviet pistol designed as a self-defense firearm for law enforcement and military officers. It shoots the tiny 5.45x18mm cartridge, which is pretty comparable in power to 22lr.

A Russian revolver designed with concealability in mind. It didn't gain much traction, but it sure does look neat.