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A-91
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The A-91 is a Russian bullpup assault rifle developed by the KBP Instrument Design Bureau during the 1990s. It is an evolution of the earlier 9A-91 carbine, primarily designed to be compact, reliable, and versatile in urban combat scenarios. The rifle is notable for its integrated 40mm grenade launcher and the use of a bullpup configuration, which positions the magazine behind the trigger, allowing for a more compact design without sacrificing barrel length.

Key facts

Weapon.name
A-91
Weapon.image
File:KBP A 91 noBG.png
Weapon.image_size
300
Weapon.caption
5.56×45mm NATO variant of the A-91
Weapon.origin
Soviet Union
Weapon.type
Bullpup Assault rifle
Weapon.is_ranged
Yes
Weapon.service
1990–present
Weapon.used_by
Russian Police, Military Services
Weapon.designer
KBP Instrument Design Bureau
Weapon.design_date
1990
Weapon.manufacturer
KBP Instrument Design Bureau
Weapon.production_date
1991
Weapon.variants
5,56 A-91, A-91M
Weapon.weight
(A-91 without the grenade launcher) (5,56A-91 with the grenade launcher)
Weapon.length
(5,56A-91)
Weapon.width
(5,56А-91)
Weapon.height
(5,56A-91)

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A-91.jpg
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Commons category
KBP A-91
service entry
1990-01-01
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  • Design and Features
  • Development
  • Variants
  • Usage
  • See also
  • References
  • External links
  • Gallery
  • See also
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The A-91 is a Russian bullpup assault rifle developed by the KBP Instrument Design Bureau during the 1990s. It is an evolution of the earlier 9A-91 carbine, primarily designed to be compact, reliable, and versatile in urban combat scenarios. The rifle is notable for its integrated 40mm grenade launcher and the use of a bullpup configuration, which positions the magazine behind the trigger, allowing for a more compact design without sacrificing barrel length.

==Design and Features== The A-91 uses a gas-operated system with a rotating bolt, similar to the AK-47 and other Kalashnikov designs. However, unlike most Russian rifles, it adopts a bullpup layout, which reduces the overall length while maintaining a full-length barrel, improving handling in confined spaces.

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