How an AK-47 Works
- When the trigger is pulled, the hammer releases and strikes the firing pin.
- The Firing pin strikes the primer which contains a compound that explodes to ignite gun powder inside the case.
- Expanding gases force the gas piston backward to cycle the bolt
- The 'bolt carrier' is forced back, ejecting the casing
- The Bolt pulls a new round from the magazine and inserts it into barrel.
- The Bolt carrier also resets the hammer to the starting position.
- The sear keeps the hammer in place until the bolt carrier returns to the forward position and locks the bolt.
- To fire in automatic, the 'selector' is moved to the middle position.
- This holds the 'disconnector' back, keeping it from catching the hammer while the trigger is pressed.
Credits:
Modeling, texturing, and animation by Matt Rittman
Special thanks to: Kate Rittman (wife), Anson Call (college professor), and Nic McDougal (friend)
Created with Cinema 4D, Corona Renderer, and Adobe After Effects
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