Marck picks up a compact Russian-designed weapon for this RWTV airsoft review, the NPOAEG 9A-91 AEG. You can pick one up for yourself to use as it is in stock at RedWolf Airsoft... "The 9A-91 9 mm compact assault rifle was originally developed as a part of the A91 family of compact weapons, which included versions chambered for 7.62 x 39, 5.45 x 39, 9 x 39 and 5.56 x 45 ammunition.

As posted last week, the NPOAEG AK-12 AEG is now in stock at RedWolf Airsoft. This is the latest in the evolution of the Kalashnikov rifles and the latest version of the real steel one is said to be more accurate and it is undergoing trials at the Russian Defense Ministry as a possible standard rifle issue in the Russian Armed Forces. Marck of RWTV tells us more about the AK-12 AEG in this video.

The first airsoft version of the AK-12, the NPOAEG AK-12 Full Steel AEG, is now in stock at RedWolf Airsoft... "The Kalashnikov AK-12 (formerly АK-200) is the newest derivative of the Soviet/Russian AK-pattern series of assault rifles and was proposed for possible general issue to the Russian Army.

Another thing to collect for those putting their Russian loadouts, the NPOAEG Rys-T Helmet Replica available at RedWolf Airsoft... "Altyn refers to a gold coin pieced used in Imperial times which had a value of 3 copecks; altyn may refer to anything which is of special value. Notably the Altyn helmet has been used by teams A (Alfa) and B (Vympel) since it's introduction in the 1980's.

Available for sometime now at other retailers, the NPOAEG 9A-91 Full Steel AEG with Silencer is now in the shelves of RedWolf Airsoft... "The 9A-91 9 mm compact assault rifle was originally developed as a part of the A91 family of compact weapons, which included versions chambered for 7.62 x 39, 5.45 x 39, 9 x 39 and 5.56 x 45 ammunition.

Now available at ATACKA is another Russian-made AEG, the NPOAEG 9A-91 AEG is an airsoft version of the carbine assault rifle that is used by Russian police organisations including the Federal Security Service. It's a very young design as it was designed in 1991 and then produced since 1994. No pricing indicated yet and interested parties can contact ATACKA at their Facebook Page since their website seems not to be functioning.

A more modern Russian Firearm, the MP-433 Grach, now gets an airsoft version as made by the Russian Airsoft maker NPOAEG. The Grach is designated as PYa in 2003 and is issued to Russian police and military personnel. It is imported into the USA by the ATACKA custom airsoft guns, which is the exclusive distributor of NPOAEG products.