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Does anyone know what differences there are between the AK-63 and the earlier AKM-63 apart from the AK-63 having wood furniture?

The AKM-63 has wood furniture too. The main difference is that the AK-63 is basically a more traditional AKM copy, which the AKM-63 (often mis-spelled AMD-63) has a special heatshield and a forward vertical grip under the barrel (also made of wood). This was more expensive to build, so FEG basically just re-designed the AKM-63 so that it had a more conventional AKM handguard. -Bunyip-Sun (talk) 02:17, 4 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Hey guys! Can someone tell me the source of the statement that the AK-63D and F are designated as AMM and AMMS in Hungary? I served in the Hungarian military between 2009-2012, but nobody called these assault rifles AMM or AMMS, not even the official training materials. I'm a bit confused. 24.184.40.217 (talk) 21:46, 29 February 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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