Originally manufactured in China and imported by Keng's Firearm Specialty of Atlanta, this Kalashnikov-style rifle was extensively rebuilt by S.W.D. into a "Krinkov" (aka AKS-74U) pattern sub-machine gun using Bulgarian components. Essentially a shortened AKS-74, the "U" even meaning "Ukorochenniy"(Shortened), the AKS-74U was a go-to weapon for special forces, airborne infantry and vehicle crews, and remains in service today as a law enforcement weapon. Post front and two-leaf rear sights, with a chrome lined flash hider/muzzle booster, hinged dust cover and a three position safety/selector (safe/full/semi). The handguard is shortened and contoured hardwood, with a checkered pistol grip and a side folding stamped steel buttstock with a ribbed buttplate.