The RPK, which stands for "Ruchnoy Pulemyot Kalashnikova" is a light machine gun designed in the Soviet Union. It is based on the AK-47 design and shares many of its characteristics. Introduced in the 1960s, the RPK was developed to provide a portable, squad-level support weapon capable of delivering sustained automatic fire. It uses detachable box magazines or drum magazines, typically holding 30 rounds, but it can also use larger-capacity magazines for extended firefights.

• Full die-cast metal construction
• Sarges first LMG model
• Collapsible folding stock (be gentle when using!)
  
• Adjustable bipods (compatible with AR15 railing)
• Metal drum magazine
  
• Side railing
• Comes with three 5.45 dummy rounds
• Cycles dummy rounds
• Adjustable folding bipod
• Muzzle tightens on and off