AK-12 Custom

Kalashnikov AK-12 (2013 prototype) with EOLAD-1V and foldable five-position forend from Call of Duty: Ghosts. It is considered the rifle of Russia's "future soldier". Its opponents are the A-545 (a descendant of the AEK-971 rifle with a "balanced action") and the AK-200. The AK-12 prototype has gone through several iterations, the most famous of which is the 2012-13 model (which has appeared in numerous video games, including various installments of Call of Duty and Battlefield); it is fully ambidextrous, with a reversible charging handle and/or ejection port, a thumb-operated selector, and a bolt lock. Naturally, the rifle was too good to be used, so some "flaws" were found and the AK-400 (an AK-200 with some AK-12 features (such as burst mode)) was declared the winner. That rifle had no reversible controls, no thumb-operated selector, or even a bolt. However, it fires in a two-shot burst, with presumably a high rate of fire of 1000 RPM, which "no assault rifle offers" (in your face, FAMAS). The rest of the taxpayer money is apparently used to upgrade existing AK-74 rifles, Further proof that the rifle is part Picatinny-style rifle and not a "fifth generation AK".

Replaces the "Desert Combat Rifle" on the KF2 animation.