AK-47/FC4

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AK-47
Details
Appearances	Far Cry 4
Weapon Type	Assault Rifle
Firing Modes	Automatic[accuracy?]
Ammunition Stats
Type	Assault Rifle Rounds
Amount	???[accuracy?]
Price
AK-47: ₭28,000 AK-47 "Warrior": ???[accuracy?]
Attachments
None
Statistics
Accuracy: 4/10 Damage: 5/10 Range: 4/10 Fire Rate: 4/10 Mobility: 5/10
Magazine Size
30 Rounds 40 Rounds (Warrior)
Variants
AK-47 AK-MS "Warrior"

The AK-47 returns in Far Cry 4, with the addition of a Signature variant.

• AK-47
• Warrior

«	No weapon symbolizes guerilla warfare better than the AK47, the reliable companion of soldiers everywhere for its steady, even performance.	»
In-Game Description

The standard variant in Far Cry 4, the AK-47 is used by Golden Path rebels, as well as the Royal Army soldiers. It cost ₭28,000.

As all Rebels and Royal Army Assaulters and Defenders use the AK-47 as their main weapon throughout the game, it can be obtained very easily.

In the cutscene after Willis pushes Ajay out of the plane, the Royal Guard Charger can be seen holding an AK-47 in his hands and uses it to knock Ajay out with the rifle butt.

It has no attachments available.

Gallery

The AK-47 in the store in Far Cry 4.

Royal Army soldier with an AK-47.

First person view of the regular AK-47 being reloaded.

Sabal with an AK-47.

Two AK-47's lying on a wooden crate

Longinus with an AK-47.

First-person view of the AK-47.

The iron sights of the AK-47.

Full view of AK-47

The Warrior is the Signature version of the AK-47 with a custom paint job, an extended magazine, a red dot sight and a suppressor. It can be unlocked by hijacking two Cargo Trucks. While a good weapon for AK fans, and with better performance in combat than the base model counterpart, it is surpassed by other weapons unlocked later in the game. However, when compared to the other notable signature assault rifle, the Bushman, the Warrior has a slower rate of fire and much softer recoil, allowing for very accurate automatic fire all ranges. Although the Bushman does have a higher magnification optic, this can be a downside in close quarters combat, along with the Bushman's high recoil, and it drains ammo quickly. As such, it is down to player choice on what rifle is better. The Warrior is much more suited for close-range combat than it is for long-range combat.

Gallery

First-person view of the Warrior.

Full view of The Warrior