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The '''RPK''', or '''Ruchnoy Pulemyot Kalashnikova''' (Russian: '''Ручной пулемёт Калашникова'''; English: ''Kalashnikov hand-held machine gun'') is a Soviet/Russian light machine gun, developed by Mikhail Kalashnikov in the late 1950s. It was put into service with the Soviet Army in 1961. Several countries have copied the design and were produced, as well as many others exported, especially after the Soviet Army replaced it with the RPK-74, which, it too was copied and exported, especially to African, Asian, Eastern European, and Middle Eastern countries.
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The '''RPK''', or '''Ruchnoy Pulemyot Kalashnikova''' (Russian: '''Ручной пулемёт Калашникова'''; English: ''Kalashnikov hand-held machine gun'') is a Soviet/Russian light machine gun, developed by Mikhail Kalashnikov in the late 1950s. It was put into service with the Soviet Army in 1961. Several countries have copied the design and were produced, as well as many others exported, especially after the Soviet Army replaced it with the RPK-74, which, it too was copied and exported, especially to African, Asian, Eastern European, and Middle Eastern countries.{{Clear}}
   
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The '''RPK''' is a weapon featured in the ''[[Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam]]'' expansion for ''[[Battlefield: Bad Company 2]]'' for the [[Medic]] kit. It is the equivalent of the PKM LMG in the base game, the only differences being appearance and the RPK's faster reload time. Like most weapons in the expansion, the RPK appears rusted and the receiver cover is held in place with cloth. DICE developers explained that it was a distinct art style for the weapons in the ''Vietnam'' expansion.<ref>[http://blogs.battlefield.ea.com/battlefield_bad_company/archive/2010/10/28/vietnam4.aspx Vietnam Hardware #4: The Rusty and Unscoped Weapons of the 60's - Battlefield: Bad Company - Battlefield Blog] - retrieved retrieved October 29, 2010</ref>
  
The '''RPK''' is a weapon featured in the ''[[Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam]]'' expansion for ''[[Battlefield: Bad Company 2]]'' for the [[Medic]] kit. It is the equivalent of the PKM LMG in the base game, the only differences being appearance and the RPK's faster reload time. Like most weapons in the expansion, the RPK appears rusted and the receiver cover is held in place with cloth. DICE developers explained that it was a distinct art style for the weapons in the ''Vietnam'' expansion.<ref>[http://blogs.battlefield.ea.com/battlefield_bad_company/archive/2010/10/28/vietnam4.aspx Vietnam Hardware #4: The Rusty and Unscoped Weapons of the 60's - Battlefield: Bad Company - Battlefield Blog] - retrieved retrieved October 29, 2010</ref>
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The '''RPK''', (originally named '''RPK-74M''' prior to the Summer 2015 patch) is a weapon featured in ''[[Battlefield 4: China Rising]]'' and is issued to the [[Support]] class.
  
The '''RPK''', (originally named '''RPK-74M''' prior to the Summer 2015 patch) is a weapon featured in ''[[Battlefield 4: China Rising]]'' and is issued to the [[Support]] class.
   
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The RPK retains wooden furniture as seen in earlier Battlefield games. It has a low rate of fire which makes recoil low and accuracy high over a long period of shooting. The muzzle climb is more vertical, but settles quickly close to the point where the player aims making it a useful machine gun at range. The RPK has the best accuracy out of all LMGs, as well as the best damage model for magazine-fed LMGs. The RPK's high damage model, smaller magazine and great accuracy makes the weapon more akin to an assault rifle but with larger magazines.
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The RPK retains wooden furniture as seen in earlier Battlefield games. It has a low rate of fire which makes recoil low and accuracy high over a long period of shooting. The muzzle climb is more vertical, but settles quickly close to the point where the player aims making it a useful machine gun at range. Its higher damage gives it an advantage over similar weapons like the [[RPK-12]] and [[QBB-95]] although it has a smaller magazine which makes it more like an assault rifle.
   
 
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Two variants of the RPK appear in ''[[Battlefield Hardline]]'': the original '''RPK''' and the '''RPK-74'''.
  
Two variants of the RPK appear in ''[[Battlefield Hardline]]'': the original '''RPK''' and the '''RPK-74'''.
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The '''RPK''' is a weapon introduced in the ''[[Robbery]]'' expansion for ''[[Battlefield Hardline]]'', categorized as an Assault rifle and available for the [[Criminal]] [[Operator]].
  
The '''RPK''' is a weapon introduced in the ''[[Robbery]]'' expansion for ''[[Battlefield Hardline]]'', categorized as an Assault rifle and available for the [[Criminal]] [[Operator]].
   
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The RPK's heavy 7.62×39mm round performs high damage, but also gives the weapon heavy recoil. The RPK has a slower fire rate than most of the other Operator weapons, but has a 50 round drum magazine, giving it effective suppressive capabilities<ref>[http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bfh/news/view/new-weapons-gadgets-and-vehicles-in-battlefield-hardline-robbery/ New Weapons, Gadgets, and Vehicles in Battlefield Hardline: Robbery] - Battlelog - Retrieved August 20, 2015</ref>. Like the other AK-style weapons in ''Hardline'', the RPK uses an RIS handguard when equipped with underbarrel or accessory attachments.
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The RPK's heavy 7.62×39mm round performs high damage, but also gives the weapon heavy recoil. The RPK has a slower fire rate than most of the other Operator weapons, but has a 50-round drum magazine, giving it effective suppressive capabilities.<ref>[http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bfh/news/view/new-weapons-gadgets-and-vehicles-in-battlefield-hardline-robbery/ New Weapons, Gadgets, and Vehicles in Battlefield Hardline: Robbery] - Battlelog - Retrieved August 20, 2015</ref> Like the other AK-style weapons in ''Hardline'', the RPK uses an RIS handguard when equipped with underbarrel or accessory attachments.
   
 
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*In ''Battlefield 3'', the RPK-74M's bolt does not move when being fired, which is likely a design oversight on DICE's part. This is noticed on every machine gun and visible when the weapon's bipod is down and it is moved to the right and fired.
  
*In ''Battlefield 3'', the RPK-74M's bolt does not move when being fired, which is likely a design oversight on DICE's part. This is noticed on every machine gun and visible when the weapon's bipod is down and it is moved to the right and fired.
   
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*In ''Battlefield 3'', the RPK-74M was originally called ''RPK'', after the gun it was modeled on.
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*In ''Battlefield 3'', the RPK is indexed as the '''RPK-74M''' and even has the statistics of a 5.45 mm weapon. However, it is modeled on the 7.62x39mm variant.
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*In ''Battlefield 3'', the RPK-74M equipped with Extended Magazine appears to be firing from a casket magazine.
  
*In ''Battlefield 3'', the RPK-74M equipped with Extended Magazine appears to be firing from a casket magazine.
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*Along with the other weapons of the first three expansions for ''Battlefield 4'', the RPK-74M actually has an in-game description, but it can only be viewed when the weapon is unlocked at the end of a round or if it is equipped in a gadget slot using external tools.
  
*Along with the other weapons of the first three expansions for ''Battlefield 4'', the RPK-74M actually has an in-game description, but it can only be viewed when the weapon is unlocked at the end of a round or if it is equipped in a gadget slot using external tools.
   
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:*The RPK reuses its description from ''Battlefield 3''.
   
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*Although the RPK originally was introduced as the RPK-74M, the model was always that of the original RPK, given away by the characteristic iron sickle magazine
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*The RPK originally introduced with the China Rising DLC was indexed as '''"RPK-74M"''' and had the statistics of a 5.45 mm weapon, same as in ''Battlefield 3''.
   
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*As of September 1st, 2015, the "Ammo Type" suggests that the RPK fires 7.62x54mmR. This is incorrect, as the real RPK fires 7.62x39mm WP.
  
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*As of September 1, 2015, the "Ammo Type" suggests that the RPK fires 7.62x54mmR. This is incorrect, as the real RPK fires 7.62x39mm WP.
   
 
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*The RPK and RPK-74 apparently have the exact same stats, exception being the Fire Rates of both weapons. Both weapons even have the same Magazine size, despite the RPK having a drum-mag, and the RPK-74 having an extended mag, they both have the same magazine size of 50.
  
*The RPK and RPK-74 apparently have the exact same stats, exception being the Fire Rates of both weapons. Both weapons even have the same Magazine size, despite the RPK having a drum-mag, and the RPK-74 having an extended mag, they both have the same magazine size of 50.
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Revision as of 12:59, 29 July 2019

This article is a Bronze Article
For the newer variant in Battlefield 4, see RPK-12.

The RPK, or Ruchnoy Pulemyot Kalashnikova (Russian: Ручной пулемёт Калашникова; English: Kalashnikov hand-held machine gun) is a Soviet/Russian light machine gun, developed by Mikhail Kalashnikov in the late 1950s. It was put into service with the Soviet Army in 1961. Several countries have copied the design and were produced, as well as many others exported, especially after the Soviet Army replaced it with the RPK-74, which, it too was copied and exported, especially to African, Asian, Eastern European, and Middle Eastern countries.


Battlefield 2

"The RPK is a very efficient squad level light support weapon using small-caliber ammunition. Due to its high rate of fire, the RPK is most accurate when fired from a prone, stationary position."

— In-game description

The RPK-74 is a weapon featured in Battlefield 2 for the MEC's Support Kit. Like the other LMGs, it boasts relatively low spread while prone, although its standing and crouching spread are higher than most other classes of weapon, as well as relatively high damage and a longer than average reload cycle.

The RPK-74 also comes in a mounted versions on some MEC-related maps. Like the mounted M249 and QBB-95, the mounted RPK-74 has a high rate of fire and decent accuracy with virtually no recoil, as well as infinite ammo. It also has no iron sights and is prone to overheating.

It is the default weapon for the MEC Special Forces, Spetsnaz, Rebel Forces and Insurgent Forces in the Battlefield 2: Special Forces expansion.

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Shotguns - DAO-12
Launchers - ERYX · SRAW · RPG-7 (SF)
Equipment - Grappling Hook (SF)
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Machine Guns - M249 SAW · Type 95 · RPK-74 · PKM · HK21 (EF) · MG36 (SF)
Equipment - Ammo Bag · Tear Gas (SF)
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Carbines - AK-74u · M4 · QBZ-97 · G36C · HK53A3 (EF) · SCAR-L (SF) · G36K (SF)
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Battlefield: Bad Company 2

"Designed to replace the RPD machine gun and standardize the Red Army small arms, this 7.62 light machine gun uses the same ammunition as the AKM assault rifle, but features an extended barrel and foldable bipod."

— In-game description

The RPK is a weapon featured in the Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam expansion for Battlefield: Bad Company 2 for the Medic kit. It is the equivalent of the PKM LMG in the base game, the only differences being appearance and the RPK's faster reload time. Like most weapons in the expansion, the RPK appears rusted and the receiver cover is held in place with cloth. DICE developers explained that it was a distinct art style for the weapons in the Vietnam expansion.[2]

It differentiates from the other two MG's by having a round drum magazine rather than a box with a belt of ammunition, and as such retains the LMGs' high capacity and has a quicker reload time. The RPK is between the M60 and XM22 for firing rate and recoil making it a balance between the high accuracy and damage of the M60 and the fast firing rate of the XM22. The weapon's iron sights are comparably clearer than other light machine guns, and are similar to the AK47's. The RPK has the same firing sound as the PKM in the base game.

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RPK • M60 • XM22
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M21 • SVD • M40
Handguns
Shotguns
Miscellaneous weapons
Rocket launchers
Explosives
Gadgets

Battlefield Play4Free

"Designed in the late 50s the Russian built RPK takes everything that made the AK the loved, reliable icon that it is today and modified it to take on the role of an LMG. The RPK may lack the range and stationary accuracy of the other LMGs in our armoury but it is a powerful close quarters weapon provides better on the move usability."

— In-game description.

The RPK-74M is a weapon featured in Battlefield Play4Free and is available for purchase upon reaching level 22.

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PP-2000 · P90 · MP7 · UMP45 · MP5 · UZI · AKS-74U · 9A-91 · XM8C · PP-19 · PDW-R · AS Val · G53 · M5K · MTAR-21
Light machine guns
Sniper rifles
SV-98 · SVD · M24 · M95 · SVU-A · M14 EBR · M110 · VSS Vintorez · GOL · L96A1 · SKS · M82A3 · JNG-90 · M98B
Shotguns
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Launchers
Explosives
Barrels
Ammunition and magazines
Stocks
Optics

Battlefield 3

"The RPK-74M is an improved version of the original RPK developed in the 1950s. Essentially a heavy barreled AK-74, the RPK fires from a longer magazine and has been equipped with polymer grips to lighten the weapon. The RPK-74M also features the same scope mount as the AK-74M and is equipped with a bipod by default for supported shooting. "

— Battlelog description

The RPK-74M is a weapon featured in Battlefield 3.

Singleplayer

The RPK-74M is the most common LMG and is commonly used by the Russian Ground Forces and the People's Liberation and Resistance. It can be found with any number of attachments and optics.

Multiplayer

The RPK-74M is the default LMG of the Russian Army, functioning as the counterpart of the M27 IAR of the USMC. It is unlocked for the USMC upon achieving 170,000 points with the Support kit.

The two function in a similar manner, having a 45+1 round magazine and being fed by a box magazine as opposed to a belt, giving it a faster reload than the other LMGs. It has a slower rate of fire, but much less recoil than the M27. The RPK-74M has the lowest recoil of any light machine guns. Like all other light machine guns, the RPK comes default with a bipod. The very smooth recoil and high degree of accuracy (with or without the bipod deployed) allows the RPK-74M superior performance when engaging specific targets or enemies at longer range when compared to other weapons in the Support Class.

Patches

The RPK-74M and M27 IAR were the only light machine guns that did not unlock the Extended Magazine accessory. The 1.04 patch (March 2012) mistakenly enabled the RPK to equip Extended Mags, allowing it to use 200 rounds. This was fixed in the 1.05 patch (June 2012). As of patch 1.06 (September 2012), the RPK now has 60+1 rounds with Extended Magazine and is now also able to unlock the heavy barrel.

The QBB-95, and MG36 were the opposite; they started with Extended Magazines but later got them removed - however, DICE later added a heavy barrel unlock and re-added the extended mags for these two guns.

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M16A3/M16A4 · AK-74M · M416 · AEK-971 · F2000 · AN-94 · G3A3 · KH2002 · FAMAS (BtK) · L85A2 (BtK) · AUG A3 (CQ) · SCAR-L (CQ)
Carbines
M4A1/M4 · AKS-74u · SCAR-H · A-91 · G36C · SG553 · G53 (BtK) · QBZ-95B (BtK) · ACW-R (CQ) · MTAR-21 (CQ)
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Battlefield 4

"The RPK-74M is an improved version of the original RPK developed in the 1950s. Essentially a heavy barreled AK-74, the RPK fires from a longer magazine and has been equipped with polymer grips to lighten the weapon. The RPK-74M also features the same scope mount as the AK-74M and is equipped with a bipod by default for supported shooting. "

— In-game description

The RPK, (originally named RPK-74M prior to the Summer 2015 patch) is a weapon featured in Battlefield 4: China Rising and is issued to the Support class.

The RPK retains wooden furniture as seen in earlier Battlefield games. It has a low rate of fire which makes recoil low and accuracy high over a long period of shooting. The muzzle climb is more vertical, but settles quickly close to the point where the player aims making it a useful machine gun at range. Its higher damage gives it an advantage over similar weapons like the RPK-12 and QBB-95 although it has a smaller magazine which makes it more like an assault rifle.

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Weapons of Battlefield 4
Assault Rifles
AK-12 • SCAR-H • M416 • SAR-21 • AEK-971 • FAMAS • AUG A3 • M16A4 • CZ-805 • QBZ-95-1 • ACE 23 • L85A2 (CR) • F2000 (SA) • AR-160 (NS) • Bulldog (DT) • AN-94 (WC)
Personal Defense Weapons
MX4 • PP-2000 • UMP-45 • CBJ-MS • PDW-R • CZ-3A1 • JS2 • P90 • UMP-9 • MP7 (CR) • AS VAL (SA) • SR-2 (NS) • MPX (DT) • Groza-4 (WC)
Light Machine Guns
U-100 MK5 • Type 88 LMG • LSAT • PKP Pecheneg • QBB-95-1 • M240B • MG4 • M249 • RPK-12 • RPK (CR) • M60-E4 (SA) • AWS (NS) • L86A2 (WC)
Sniper Rifles
CS-LR4 • M40A5 • Scout Elite • SV-98 • JNG-90 • 338-Recon • M98B • SRR-61 • FY-JS • L115 (CR) • GOL Magnum (SA) • SR338 (NS) • CS5 (DT)
Carbines
AK 5C • ACW-R • SG553 • AKU-12 • A-91 • ACE 52 CQB • G36C • M4 • ACE 21 CQB • Type-95B-1 • MTAR-21 (CR) • Phantom (FS) (CO) • Groza-1 (WC)
Designated Marksman Rifles
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QBS-09 • 870 MCS • M1014 • Hawk 12G • Saiga 12K • SPAS-12 • UTS-15 • DBV-12 • DAO-12 (SA)
Sidearms
P226 • M9 • QSZ-92 • MP443 • Shorty 12G • G18 • FN57 • M1911 • 93R • CZ-75 • .44 Magnum • Compact 45 • MP412 REX • SW40 (NS) • Unica 6 (DT) • DEagle 44 (DT) • Mare's Leg (WC)
Battle Pickup
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Battlefield Hardline

Two variants of the RPK appear in Battlefield Hardline: the original RPK and the RPK-74.

RPK

The RPK is a weapon introduced in the Robbery expansion for Battlefield Hardline, categorized as an Assault rifle and available for the Criminal Operator.

The RPK's heavy 7.62×39mm round performs high damage, but also gives the weapon heavy recoil. The RPK has a slower fire rate than most of the other Operator weapons, but has a 50-round drum magazine, giving it effective suppressive capabilities.[3] Like the other AK-style weapons in Hardline, the RPK uses an RIS handguard when equipped with underbarrel or accessory attachments.

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RPK-74

The RPK-74 is a weapon included in the Betrayal expansion, and is also categorized as an assault rifle. Unlike the regular RPK, it is available for the Operator kit of both factions.

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Weapons of Battlefield Hardline
Operator
Assault Rifles - M16A3 · AKM · M416 · L85A2 · ARM · F2000 (ROB) · FAMAS (ROB) · RPK (ROB) · MDC (ROB) · SAR-21 (GA) · RPK-74 (BET) · AUG A3 (BET)

Carbines - RO933 · SG553 · G36C · AKS-74U · CAR-556 · ACWR

Pistols - 92FS · P226 · CZ-75 · G17
Mechanic
Submachine Guns - MP5K · M/45 · MPX · K10 · UZI · UMP-45 · P90 · FMG-9 · Scorpion (ROB) · UMP-9 (GA) · M5 Navy (GA) · AUG Para (GA) · M12S (GA) · MX4 (BET)
Revolvers - .38 Snub · .357 RS · .44 Magnum · .410 Jury
Enforcer
Shotguns - 870P Magnum · 37 Stakeout · SPAS-12 · Double-Barrel Shotgun · KSG12 (CA) · Saiga 12 (ROB) · M4 (BET)

Battle Rifles - SCAR-H · HCAR · SA-58 OSW · HK51 · FN FAL (CA) · SG510 (CA) · M39 EMR (GA)

Pistols - 45T · M1911A1 · .40 Pro · Bald Eagle
Professional
Bolt-Action - Scout Elite · R700 LTR · AWM · .300 Knockout · 388-Recon (GA) · M98B (BET)

Semi-Automatic - SOCOM 16 · SR-25 ECC · Saiga .308 · PTR-91 · M82 .416 (ROB) · RO933 M1 (GA) · SP-AR (BET)

Machine Pistols - G18C · 93R · TEC-9 · MAC-10 · MP9 (BET) · Improvised Gun (BET)
All Kits
Pistols - FN57 (ROB) · G17 Race Pistol (GA)
Machine Pistols - Dual VZ .61 (BET)

Assault Rifles - RO933 .300 BLK (BO)

Carbines - M1 (ROB)

Battle Rifles - M110K5 (BO)

Submachine Guns - M1A1 (CA) · MP7 (ROB) · M5SD (GA)

Shotguns - 1887 (GA)

Bolt-Action - AWS (GA) · M1903 (BET)

Special - A 8S (BET) · Mammoth Gun (BET) · Syndicate Gun (BET)
Battle Pickup
Light Machine Guns - M240B · MG36

Launchers - RPG-7V2 · SMAW · FIM-92 Stinger

Other - Nail Gun (CA) · Chompi (BO)
Cut Weapons
Light Machine Guns - MG4 · M249 (appears as vehicle weapon)

Trivia

Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam

Battlefield 3

  • In Battlefield 3, since the beta, the reload animation slightly changed. In the beta, the gun was tilted to the side and the bolt was pulled back, identical to that of the Saiga 12K's animation. In the retail version, the RPK-74M is still held in a firing position with the right hand, while the left hand is used to pull back the bolt.
  • In Battlefield 3, the RPK-74M's bolt does not move when being fired, which is likely a design oversight on DICE's part. This is noticed on every machine gun and visible when the weapon's bipod is down and it is moved to the right and fired.
  • In Battlefield 3, the RPK is indexed as the RPK-74M and even has the statistics of a 5.45 mm weapon. However, it is modeled on the 7.62x39mm variant.
  • Formerly, it was correctly named as the RPK.
  • In Battlefield 3, the RPK-74M equipped with Extended Magazine appears to be firing from a casket magazine.

Battlefield 4

  • Along with the other weapons of the first three expansions for Battlefield 4, the RPK-74M actually has an in-game description, but it can only be viewed when the weapon is unlocked at the end of a round or if it is equipped in a gadget slot using external tools.
  • The RPK reuses its description from Battlefield 3.
  • The RPK originally introduced with the China Rising DLC was indexed as "RPK-74M" and had the statistics of a 5.45 mm weapon, same as in Battlefield 3.
  • The Summer 2015 patch altered the magazine capacity and damage to correctly reflect the RPKs model, and the weapon was renamed to "RPK".
  • As of September 1, 2015, the "Ammo Type" suggests that the RPK fires 7.62x54mmR. This is incorrect, as the real RPK fires 7.62x39mm WP.

Battlefield Hardline

  • The RPK and RPK-74 apparently have the exact same stats, exception being the Fire Rates of both weapons. Both weapons even have the same Magazine size, despite the RPK having a drum-mag, and the RPK-74 having an extended mag, they both have the same magazine size of 50.
  • The RPK-74 is incorrectly designated as such despite being modeled with the RPK's 40-round magazine.

External links

References

  1. ↑ Bad Company 2 | DenKirson on Xanga - retrieved December 19, 2010
  2. ↑ Vietnam Hardware #4: The Rusty and Unscoped Weapons of the 60's - Battlefield: Bad Company - Battlefield Blog - retrieved retrieved October 29, 2010
  3. ↑ New Weapons, Gadgets, and Vehicles in Battlefield Hardline: Robbery - Battlelog - Retrieved August 20, 2015
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