The Kalashnikov SMG-47 is a 7.62x25mm Tokarev submachinegun designed, produced and marketed by Kalashnikov Inc. in Oceanyka and for the Oceanykan market. It closely resembles the AKS-47 in its operating mechanism but toned town for a pistol calibre. As far as SMGs go, it is actually pretty well-manufactured and ergonomic, owing largely to the competitive (by Oceanykan standards) manufacturing quality of Kalashnikov Inc. It is also highly modular and can be found in gun stores across the continent in various other calibres, such as 9x19mm Parabellum, .380 ACP and even .45 ACP. Due to its success, the Soviet Red Army has begun trials to issue this weapon to a number of specialised personnel such as police officers, the Spetsnaz and high-profile security.

Common Attributes - National

Guerrilla Guns - Soviet Small Arms (CW)

Throughout the Cold War, Soviet small arms have mostly been used by insurgents and guerrillas in wars of national liberation, employing asymmetrical tactics and strategies against much greater western powers. While the first world's tactics revolve around airstrikes, armour and artillery support, eastern-aligned irregular forces approach using stealth and deception, striking until they're close enough that enemy artillery becomes too dangerous to their own side.

EFFECT:
At Short Range or below, this weapon's damage rolls are maximised.

Unique Attributes

Doch Kalashnikova - Kalashnikov UA

The AK-47 family of rifles is something of a legend. Reliable, rugged and dependable to the extreme, able to work in the harshest conditions with little maintenance. In the mid-1960s it became the weapon of choice for guerillas and insurgents, a legacy which would become long-lasting. 

EFFECT:
This weapon's hit or damage rolls can always be rerolled, gaining 1 UNRELIABILITY point for the duration of combat after each instance. Additionally, it is immune to serious malfunctions (they become regular malfunctions).