PAIKE Delamo

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PAIKE Delamo
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Sideview of the PAIKE Delamo
TypeAssault Rifle
Battle Rifle
Carbine
Place of origin Abrahar
Service history
In service1964–present
Used by Abrahar
Production history
Designed1962-1964
ManufacturerPAIKE
Unit cost$550
Produced1964 - Present
No. built4,000,000+
VariantsFA, FAC, FAM, FACM, FCTD,
Specifications
Weight3.95 kg
Length850mm

Cartridge5.45x39
Actiongas operated rotating bolt
Rate of fire650 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity900 m/s
Effective firing range410 meters
Maximum firing range3,200 meters
Feed system35, 50 and 60 round magazines
SightsFlip-up rear aperture with protective ears, flip-up tritium night sights, hooded front post
Issued with 4x optic

The PAIKE (Preocupación por las Armas Industriales de los Kibutzim Encienda) Delamo is a multi-platform family of Abraharan designed and manufactured assault rifles chambered in 5.45x39mm caliber. Designed in 1964 by Amado Delamo, PAIKE began large-scale production and distribution beginning in 1966. The Delamo was developed with assistance from the Soviet Order and its design shares many similarities and components with the AVS 26 assault rifle on which it is largely based. The Delamo is produced in several mission-oriented variants and has gone through two modernization programs throughout the course of its existence. The Delamo serves as the primary service rifle of Abrahar and is used extensively by the militaries of Rosseló, Alainia, and Maratha respectively.

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