AK-47 - Revision history

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	{{quote\|"'Ryder: I got a 'K, here.		{{quote\|"'Ryder: I got a 'K, here.
	<br>Carl Johnson: This fucking antique? .''"- Ryder and CJ in [[Reuniting the Families]].}}		<br>Carl Johnson: This fucking antique?''"
			- Ryder and CJ in [[Reuniting the Families]].}}
	[[File:AK-47-GTALCS-ingame.jpg\|thumb\|right\|242px\|[[Toni Cipriani]] wielding an AK-47 in GTA Liberty City Stories.]]		[[File:AK-47-GTALCS-ingame.jpg\|thumb\|right\|242px\|[[Toni Cipriani]] wielding an AK-47 in GTA Liberty City Stories.]]
	The '''AK-47''' is an [[Assault Rifle\|assault rifle]] in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], and [[Grand Theft Auto V]].		The '''AK-47''' is an [[Assault Rifle\|assault rifle]] in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], and [[Grand Theft Auto V]].

Tempest at 22:47, 4 July 2018

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	{{quote\|"'Ryder: I got a 'K, here.		{{quote\|"'Ryder: I got a 'K, here.
	<br>Carl Johnson: This ~~“Call to a 10-1 west Viceport.” “Call to a 10-19 west Viceport.”ing~~ antique? .''"- Ryder and CJ in [[Reuniting the Families]].}}		<br>Carl Johnson: This fucking antique? .''"- Ryder and CJ in [[Reuniting the Families]].}}
	[[File:AK-47-GTALCS-ingame.jpg\|thumb\|right\|242px\|[[Toni Cipriani]] wielding an AK-47 in GTA Liberty City Stories.]]		[[File:AK-47-GTALCS-ingame.jpg\|thumb\|right\|242px\|[[Toni Cipriani]] wielding an AK-47 in GTA Liberty City Stories.]]
	The '''AK-47''' is an [[Assault Rifle\|assault rifle]] in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], and [[Grand Theft Auto V]].		The '''AK-47''' is an [[Assault Rifle\|assault rifle]] in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], and [[Grand Theft Auto V]].

Rage1651 at 05:25, 27 November 2014

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	{{quote\|"'Ryder: I got a 'K, here.		{{quote\|"'Ryder: I got a 'K, here.
	<br>Carl Johnson: This ~~fucking~~ antique? .''"- Ryder and CJ in [[Reuniting the Families]].}}		<br>Carl Johnson: This “Call to a 10-1 west Viceport.” “Call to a 10-19 west Viceport.”ing antique? .''"- Ryder and CJ in [[Reuniting the Families]].}}
	[[File:AK-47-GTALCS-ingame.jpg\|thumb\|right\|242px\|[[Toni Cipriani]] wielding an AK-47 in GTA Liberty City Stories.]]		[[File:AK-47-GTALCS-ingame.jpg\|thumb\|right\|242px\|[[Toni Cipriani]] wielding an AK-47 in GTA Liberty City Stories.]]
	The '''AK-47''' is an [[Assault Rifle\|assault rifle]] in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], and [[Grand Theft Auto V]].		The '''AK-47''' is an [[Assault Rifle\|assault rifle]] in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], and [[Grand Theft Auto V]].

	== Description ==		== Description ==
	The AK-47 fires powerful rounds and is the most powerful assault rifle available in the [[GTA III Era]] games. The AK-47, however, has a low rate of fire, and suffers from tremendous recoil and accuracy problems with long range. It is a common sight in the hands of many gangs on the later missions throughout the games. The AK-47 does not appear in GTA Vice City, being replaced by the [[Ruger]]. However its model and texture are still in the game files.		The AK-47 fires powerful rounds and is the most powerful assault rifle available in the [[GTA III Era]] games. The AK-47, however, has a low rate of fire, and suffers from tremendous recoil and accuracy problems with long range. It is a common sight in the hands of many gangs on the later missions throughout the games. The AK-47 does not appear in GTA Vice City, being replaced by the [[Ruger]]. However its model and texture are still in the game files. Additionally, on the [[iOS]] and [[Android]] versions of the game, a blue-and-pink version of the AK-47's GTA III weapon icon appears in the HUD data files, internally named "hud_ak47".

	In GTA IV, the AK-47 is referenced in-game as the '''Assault Rifle'''. It can be purchased from the back-alley gun shops for [[Money\|$]]3,500 and each additional magazine costs $80. It can also be purchased from [[Little Jacob]] for $2,450 with each additional magazine costing $55. Like almost all other guns, this a 1 headshot kill in single player and in multiplayer, a 2 headshot kill. It is the starting weapon when the weapons are set to assault rifles. This cannot be fired from a car; however, it can be fired by a passenger in either a helicopter or boat. While the AK-47 is good, the M4 is better. While the AK-47 has better power, the M4 has better accuracy, and its rate of fire is slightly better; the AK-47 is in "poor weapons" range while the M4 is in the "advanced" range. The extra firepower is not a large amount in comparison to the M4 and is not needed much as a single headshot from any weapon will kill any enemy in GTA IV; since the M4 is more accurate, it is better if the player aims for the head.		In GTA IV, the AK-47 is referenced in-game as the '''Assault Rifle'''. It can be purchased from the back-alley gun shops for [[Money\|$]]3,500 and each additional magazine costs $80. It can also be purchased from [[Little Jacob]] for $2,450 with each additional magazine costing $55. Like almost all other guns, this a 1 headshot kill in single player and in multiplayer, a 2 headshot kill. It is the starting weapon when the weapons are set to assault rifles. This cannot be fired from a car; however, it can be fired by a passenger in either a helicopter or boat. While the AK-47 is good, the M4 is better. While the AK-47 has better power, the M4 has better accuracy, and its rate of fire is slightly better; the AK-47 is in "poor weapons" range while the M4 is in the "advanced" range. The extra firepower is not a large amount in comparison to the M4 and is not needed much as a single headshot from any weapon will kill any enemy in GTA IV; since the M4 is more accurate, it is better if the player aims for the head.
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	{{wikipedia}}		{{wikipedia}}

Face.: /* Variations */

2014-06-06T01:02:01Z

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	=== Variations ===		=== Variations ===
	* '''GTA III '''([[2001]]): The GTA III version of the weapon is a Romanian made WASR-2 and is mostly accurate, but appears smaller than it should be. It's magazine also resembles that of an AK-74, Rather than an AK-47.		* '''GTA III '''([[2001]]): The GTA III version of the weapon is a Romanian made WASR-2 and is mostly accurate, but appears smaller than it should be. It's magazine also resembles that of an AK-74, Rather than an AK-47.
	* '''GTA San Andreas''' ([[1992]]): The GTA San Andreas version of the weapon is a Chinese made Norinco Type 56, identified by its hooded front sight. It also appears to have the three-vented handguard of the Serbian made Zastava M70, and an early slab sided magazine~~, lacking the grooves on either side~~. It is often used in [[Gang Warfare in GTA San Andreas\|gang warfare]]. The model is of very low detail and, strangely enough, is significantly larger than it should be, being two-thirds as long as [[Carl Johnson]] is tall.		* '''GTA San Andreas''' ([[1992]]): The GTA San Andreas version of the weapon is a Chinese made Norinco Type 56, identified by its hooded front sight. It also appears to have the three-vented handguard of the Serbian made Zastava M70, and an early slab sided magazine. It is often used in [[Gang Warfare in GTA San Andreas\|gang warfare]]. The model is of very low detail and, strangely enough, is significantly larger than it should be, being two-thirds as long as [[Carl Johnson]] is tall.
	* '''GTA Liberty City Stories''' ([[1998]]): The GTA Liberty City Stories rendition is accurate both by size and look.		* '''GTA Liberty City Stories''' ([[1998]]): The GTA Liberty City Stories rendition is accurate both by size and look.
	* '''GTA Vice City Stories''' ([[1984]]): Exactly the same as the GTA Liberty City Stories rendition with no actual differences.		* '''GTA Vice City Stories''' ([[1984]]): Exactly the same as the GTA Liberty City Stories rendition with no actual differences.

Face.: /* Variations */

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	* '''GTA IV''' ([[2008]]): The version in-game is the Type III AK-47 with what appears to be a Polytech AK-47-style pistol grip. Its size is accurate, as is the magazine size and overall performance. The AK-47 is quite powerful, yet it is not as accurate as the [[M4 Carbine]].		* '''GTA IV''' ([[2008]]): The version in-game is the Type III AK-47 with what appears to be a Polytech AK-47-style pistol grip. Its size is accurate, as is the magazine size and overall performance. The AK-47 is quite powerful, yet it is not as accurate as the [[M4 Carbine]].
	* '''GTA Chinatown Wars''' ([[2009]]): The GTA Chinatown Wars variant appears to be the same AK-47 seen in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. The [[Heads-Up Display\|HUD]] icon shows this.		* '''GTA Chinatown Wars''' ([[2009]]): The GTA Chinatown Wars variant appears to be the same AK-47 seen in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. The [[Heads-Up Display\|HUD]] icon shows this.
	* '''GTA V''': Resembles a Norinco Type 56-2. Weapon mods include an extended magazine (increasing ammunition capacity to 60 rounds), an angled foregrip (Magpul AFG2) that gives added stability and a slight increase in accuracy, a flashlight, a scope (Aimpoint Micro T1), a suppressor that silences the weapon but slightly reduces its damage and range, and various color tints.		* '''GTA V''': Resembles a Norinco Type 56-2 with a TAPCO Intrafuse handguard. Weapon mods include an extended magazine (increasing ammunition capacity to 60 rounds), an angled foregrip (Magpul AFG2) that gives added stability and a slight increase in accuracy, a flashlight, a scope (Aimpoint Micro T1), a suppressor that silences the weapon but slightly reduces its damage and range, and various color tints.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

MickeyHikaruMouse: /* Locations */

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	{{gtaiv weapons}}		{{gtaiv weapons}}
	{{Gtacw_weapons}}		{{Gtacw_weapons}}
			{{gtav weapons}}

	[[Category:Weapons]]		[[Category:Weapons]]
	[[Category:Weapons in GTA III]]		[[Category:Weapons in GTA III]]

MickeyHikaruMouse: /* In-game model */

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	File:AK-47-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV.		File:AK-47-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV.
	File:TheHollandPlay-GTAIV8.jpg\|Niko using the AK-47 in [[The Holland Play]], GTA IV.		File:TheHollandPlay-GTAIV8.jpg\|Niko using the AK-47 in [[The Holland Play]], GTA IV.
	File:AK-47-GTAV-prerelease.jpg\|The Type 56-2 seen in the GTA V trailer, and in the mission [[The Jewel Store Job]].		File:AK-47-GTAV-prerelease.jpg\|The Type 56-2 seen in the GTA V trailer, and in the mission [[The Jewel Store Job\|The Jewel Store Job (Smart Approach)]].
	File:Helicopter-GTAV-searchlight-prerelease.png\|The Type 56-2 in a GTA V pre-release screenshot. Contrary to belief, the laser is not coming from the weapon, but from the weapon of the helicopter's side-gunner.		File:Helicopter-GTAV-searchlight-prerelease.png\|The Type 56-2 in a GTA V pre-release screenshot. Contrary to belief, the laser is not coming from the weapon, but from the weapon of the helicopter's side-gunner.
	File:AssaultRifle-GTAV-artwork.png\|GTA V in-game model.		File:AssaultRifle-GTAV-artwork.png\|GTA V in-game model.

Ghost Leader: /* In-game model */

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	File:AK-47-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV.		File:AK-47-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV.
	File:TheHollandPlay-GTAIV8.jpg\|Niko using the AK-47 in [[The Holland Play]], GTA IV.		File:TheHollandPlay-GTAIV8.jpg\|Niko using the AK-47 in [[The Holland Play]], GTA IV.
	File:AK-47-GTAV-prerelease.jpg\|The AK-47 seen in the GTA V trailer, and in the mission [[The Jewel Store Job]].		File:AK-47-GTAV-prerelease.jpg\|The Type 56-2 seen in the GTA V trailer, and in the mission [[The Jewel Store Job]].
	File:Helicopter-GTAV-searchlight-prerelease.png\|The Type 56-2 in a GTA V pre-release screenshot. Contrary to belief, the laser is not coming from the weapon, but from the weapon of the helicopter's side-gunner.		File:Helicopter-GTAV-searchlight-prerelease.png\|The Type 56-2 in a GTA V pre-release screenshot. Contrary to belief, the laser is not coming from the weapon, but from the weapon of the helicopter's side-gunner.
	File:AssaultRifle-GTAV-artwork.png\|GTA V in-game model.		File:AssaultRifle-GTAV-artwork.png\|GTA V in-game model.

Ghost Leader: /* In-game model */

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	File:TheHollandPlay-GTAIV8.jpg\|Niko using the AK-47 in [[The Holland Play]], GTA IV.		File:TheHollandPlay-GTAIV8.jpg\|Niko using the AK-47 in [[The Holland Play]], GTA IV.
	File:AK-47-GTAV-prerelease.jpg\|The AK-47 seen in the GTA V trailer, and in the mission [[The Jewel Store Job]].		File:AK-47-GTAV-prerelease.jpg\|The AK-47 seen in the GTA V trailer, and in the mission [[The Jewel Store Job]].
	File:Helicopter-GTAV-searchlight-prerelease.png\|The AK-47 in a GTA V pre-release screenshot. Contrary to belief, the laser is not coming from the weapon, but from the weapon of the helicopter's side-gunner.		File:Helicopter-GTAV-searchlight-prerelease.png\|The Type 56-2 in a GTA V pre-release screenshot. Contrary to belief, the laser is not coming from the weapon, but from the weapon of the helicopter's side-gunner.
	File:AssaultRifle-GTAV-artwork.png\|GTA V.		File:AssaultRifle-GTAV-artwork.png\|GTA V in-game model.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Ghost Leader: /* Variations */ Expanding description of GTA V's Assault Rifle's mods.

2014-02-27T08:49:22Z

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	=== Variations ===		=== Variations ===
	* '''GTA III '''([[2001]]): The GTA III version of the weapon is a Romanian made WASR-2 and is mostly accurate, but appears smaller than it should be. It's magazine also resembles that of an AK-74, Rather than an AK-47.		* '''GTA III '''([[2001]]): The GTA III version of the weapon is a Romanian made WASR-2 and is mostly accurate, but appears smaller than it should be. It's magazine also resembles that of an AK-74, Rather than an AK-47.
	* '''GTA San Andreas''' ([[1992]]): The GTA San Andreas version of the weapon is a Chinese made Norinco Type 56, identified by its ~~oval~~ front sight. It also appears to have the three-vented handguard of the Serbian made Zastava M70, and an early slab sided magazine, lacking the grooves on either side. It is often used in [[Gang Warfare in GTA San Andreas\|gang warfare]]. The model is of very low detail and, strangely enough, is significantly larger than it should be, being two-thirds as long as [[Carl Johnson]] is tall.		* '''GTA San Andreas''' ([[1992]]): The GTA San Andreas version of the weapon is a Chinese made Norinco Type 56, identified by its hooded front sight. It also appears to have the three-vented handguard of the Serbian made Zastava M70, and an early slab sided magazine, lacking the grooves on either side. It is often used in [[Gang Warfare in GTA San Andreas\|gang warfare]]. The model is of very low detail and, strangely enough, is significantly larger than it should be, being two-thirds as long as [[Carl Johnson]] is tall.
	* '''GTA Liberty City Stories''' ([[1998]]): The GTA Liberty City Stories rendition is accurate both by size and look.		* '''GTA Liberty City Stories''' ([[1998]]): The GTA Liberty City Stories rendition is accurate both by size and look.
	* '''GTA Vice City Stories''' ([[1984]]): Exactly the same as the GTA Liberty City Stories rendition with no actual differences.		* '''GTA Vice City Stories''' ([[1984]]): Exactly the same as the GTA Liberty City Stories rendition with no actual differences.
	* '''GTA IV''' ([[2008]]): The version in-game is the Type III AK-47 with what appears to be a Polytech AK-47-style pistol grip. Its size is accurate, as is the magazine size and overall performance. The AK-47 is quite powerful, yet it is not as accurate as the [[M4 Carbine]].		* '''GTA IV''' ([[2008]]): The version in-game is the Type III AK-47 with what appears to be a Polytech AK-47-style pistol grip. Its size is accurate, as is the magazine size and overall performance. The AK-47 is quite powerful, yet it is not as accurate as the [[M4 Carbine]].
	* '''GTA Chinatown Wars''' ([[2009]]): The GTA Chinatown Wars variant appears to be the same AK-47 seen in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. The [[Heads-Up Display\|HUD]] icon shows this.		* '''GTA Chinatown Wars''' ([[2009]]): The GTA Chinatown Wars variant appears to be the same AK-47 seen in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. The [[Heads-Up Display\|HUD]] icon shows this.
	* '''GTA V''': Resembles a Norinco Type 56-2. Weapon mods include an extended ~~clip,~~ increasing ~~its~~ ammunition capacity to 60 rounds, ~~a grip~~ that gives an added stability and a slight increase ~~for~~ accuracy, a flashlight, a scope, a suppressor that silences the weapon but slightly reduces ~~the weapon's~~ damage and range, and color tints ~~(in Black, Army, and LSPD)~~.		* '''GTA V''': Resembles a Norinco Type 56-2. Weapon mods include an extended magazine (increasing ammunition capacity to 60 rounds), an angled foregrip (Magpul AFG2) that gives added stability and a slight increase in accuracy, a flashlight, a scope (Aimpoint Micro T1), a suppressor that silences the weapon but slightly reduces its damage and range, and various color tints.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

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	File:AK-47-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV.		File:AK-47-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV.
	File:TheHollandPlay-GTAIV8.jpg\|Niko using the AK-47 in [[The Holland Play]], GTA IV.		File:TheHollandPlay-GTAIV8.jpg\|Niko using the AK-47 in [[The Holland Play]], GTA IV.
	File:AK-47-GTAV-prerelease.jpg\|The Type 56-2 seen in the GTA V trailer, and in the mission [[The Jewel Store Job]].		File:AK-47-GTAV-prerelease.jpg\|The Type 56-2 seen in the GTA V trailer, and in the mission [[The Jewel Store Job\|The Jewel Store Job (Smart Approach)]].
	File:Helicopter-GTAV-searchlight-prerelease.png\|The Type 56-2 in a GTA V pre-release screenshot. Contrary to belief, the laser is not coming from the weapon, but from the weapon of the helicopter's side-gunner.		File:Helicopter-GTAV-searchlight-prerelease.png\|The Type 56-2 in a GTA V pre-release screenshot. Contrary to belief, the laser is not coming from the weapon, but from the weapon of the helicopter's side-gunner.
	File:AssaultRifle-GTAV-artwork.png\|GTA V in-game model.		File:AssaultRifle-GTAV-artwork.png\|GTA V in-game model.

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	File:AK-47-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV.		File:AK-47-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV.
	File:TheHollandPlay-GTAIV8.jpg\|Niko using the AK-47 in [[The Holland Play]], GTA IV.		File:TheHollandPlay-GTAIV8.jpg\|Niko using the AK-47 in [[The Holland Play]], GTA IV.
	File:AK-47-GTAV-prerelease.jpg\|The AK-47 seen in the GTA V trailer, and in the mission [[The Jewel Store Job]].		File:AK-47-GTAV-prerelease.jpg\|The Type 56-2 seen in the GTA V trailer, and in the mission [[The Jewel Store Job]].
	File:Helicopter-GTAV-searchlight-prerelease.png\|The Type 56-2 in a GTA V pre-release screenshot. Contrary to belief, the laser is not coming from the weapon, but from the weapon of the helicopter's side-gunner.		File:Helicopter-GTAV-searchlight-prerelease.png\|The Type 56-2 in a GTA V pre-release screenshot. Contrary to belief, the laser is not coming from the weapon, but from the weapon of the helicopter's side-gunner.
	File:AssaultRifle-GTAV-artwork.png\|GTA V in-game model.		File:AssaultRifle-GTAV-artwork.png\|GTA V in-game model.

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	File:TheHollandPlay-GTAIV8.jpg\|Niko using the AK-47 in [[The Holland Play]], GTA IV.		File:TheHollandPlay-GTAIV8.jpg\|Niko using the AK-47 in [[The Holland Play]], GTA IV.
	File:AK-47-GTAV-prerelease.jpg\|The AK-47 seen in the GTA V trailer, and in the mission [[The Jewel Store Job]].		File:AK-47-GTAV-prerelease.jpg\|The AK-47 seen in the GTA V trailer, and in the mission [[The Jewel Store Job]].
	File:Helicopter-GTAV-searchlight-prerelease.png\|The AK-47 in a GTA V pre-release screenshot. Contrary to belief, the laser is not coming from the weapon, but from the weapon of the helicopter's side-gunner.		File:Helicopter-GTAV-searchlight-prerelease.png\|The Type 56-2 in a GTA V pre-release screenshot. Contrary to belief, the laser is not coming from the weapon, but from the weapon of the helicopter's side-gunner.
	File:AssaultRifle-GTAV-artwork.png\|GTA V.		File:AssaultRifle-GTAV-artwork.png\|GTA V in-game model.
	</gallery>		</gallery>