Mobile meta, but that doesn't mean other weapon classes can't be viable. Assault rifles naturally have their place, and so do ...

RPD didn’t say if the gun with the switch is the gun that was fired. The arrest happened too late for the suspect to be arraigned in city court Wednesday morning. The arraignment will happen ...

Even though the RPD machine gun saw service in some of the most inhospitable climates on Earth, the gun was not without its criticisms. Many users point to the drum magazine as a weakness in ...

The RPD’s pedigree goes back to 1921, when Vasily A. Degtyaryov began work on an easily-manufactured gas-operated light machine gun, which was adopted by the Red Army in 1928.

The RPD was also produced in China as the Type 56 and Type 56-1, and in North Korea as the Type 62 light machine gun. Even today and despite its shortcomings, the RPD remains in active service ...

At the end of October, Adamiak sold five receivers for Polish PPS-43 machine guns. In December, Adamiak made another sale, sending a receiver for a Russian RPD machine gun to the confidential ...

A handgun equipped with an illegal attachment that gave the gun machine-gun-like firepower was seized during a traffic stop in the East Bay on Sunday, the Richmond Police Department said.

This time it was a Russian RPD receiver, but investigators said it had only one cut through it instead of three, which is required. They once again said the gun could be turned into an operational ...

RPD light machine gun. The Ruchnoy Pulemyot Degtyaryova (Degtyarov Hand-Held Machine Gun), RPD light machine gun was designed by Vasily Degtyaryov in 1943 and, while some made their way to the ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A man in Rochester was charged Friday for selling a tiny device that turns semi-automatic guns into machine guns. This is a gun converter that News10NBC has been reporting on ...

(Illustration by Gregory Proch)\r\rPrior to receiving large-scale shipments of AK-47 and RPD machine guns, the North Vietnamese Army (NVA) was equipped with a variety of captured and supplied ...

The RPD is a gas-operated, belt-fed light machine-gun developed by the Russians during World War II, but never saw full production or service before that war ended.