The AK105 is a Russian compact assault rifle developed by the Kalashnikov Concern as part of the AK100 series. It was designed in the mid?1990s and entered service in the early 2000s to replace the older AKS?74U carbine. The rifle is chambered for the 5.45?39mm cartridge, which is the same round used by the standard AK?74. What sets the AK105 apart is its barrel length of 314 millimetres, making it significantly shorter than a full?size AK?74 but longer than the ultra?compact AKS?74U. This balance gives it better ballistic performance and muzzle velocity than a typical carbine while remaining handy for close quarters and vehicle crews.
The AK105 shares most design features of the AK?74M, including a lightweight polymer stock that folds to the left, a glass?filled polyamide handguard and grip, and a side rail on the receiver for mounting optical sights. It uses standard 30?round AK?74 magazines and has a rate of fire of about 600 rounds per minute. The effective range is around 300 to 400 metres, and its muzzle velocity is roughly 840 metres per second. Like all AK pattern rifles, the AK105 is famous for its reliability in harsh conditions, simple operation, and ease of maintenance. It is used mainly by Russian special forces, interior ministry units, and some other paramilitary forces within former Soviet republics.


Born from real-world battlefield requirements, the AK105 entered service in 2001 as a compact carbine variant of the renowned AK platform. It quickly became the weapon of choice for Russia?s elite counter-terrorism units, including the Alpha Group and Vympel (Signal Flag). Its reduced length makes it exceptionally well-suited for close-quarters urban combat, and the folding stock allows operators to stow the rifle into an extremely compact package?ideal for carriage inside armored vehicles. When the vehicle doors swing open, troops can pour out and deliver suppressive fire without any hindrance from a cumbersome barrel or stock. True to the AK lineage, the AK105 also thrives in harsh environmental conditions, maintaining reliable operation where lesser firearms might fail.
VFC has captured every aspect of this combat-proven design in their AK105 (AV105) Tactical GGB Airsoft Rifle. Starting with the externals, the replica features a metal receiver body with engraved ?AK105? markings, a steel top cover, and a steel outer barrel fitted with an aluminum AK-style flash suppressor muzzle brake. The steel gas block is complemented by a metal M-LOK 250mm handguard, which incorporates a Picatinny rail on top that extends rearward to the middle of the top cover for ample optics mounting space. A steel sling hook is tightly secured to the barrel, protruding through a cutout in the front-middle section of the handguard?a subtle but authentic detail. The rear end is equipped with a polymer B5-style stock mounted on a 5-position metal stock pipe, complete with steel sling hooks on both sides and a rubber buttpad for positive shoulder purchase. The polymer AK SAW-style pistol grip provides a comfortable, non-slip hold, while the aluminum 42-round AK-style gas magazine delivers substantial capacity.
No detail has been overlooked in the smaller metal components: the front sight, rear sight, bolt carrier, fire selector lever, trigger, trigger guard, and magazine release are all constructed from steel for lasting durability and realistic weight. Internally, the VFC AK105 shines with a CNC-machined integrated steel bolt carrier assembly and an enlarged 22mm cylinder diameter, which together generate a stout recoil impulse. The replica faithfully simulates the long-stroke piston action of a real AK, and users can even adjust the bolt travel setting?choose long stroke (full travel) for maximum realism or short stroke for an increased rate of fire. The full steel internal fire control group (FCG) features a braided wire hammer spring and a cyclic rate reducer, ensuring both robustness and controlled cycling. Maintenance and tuning are straightforward thanks to the easy hop-up disassembly design, and the system accepts VSR-spec hop-up buckings and inner barrels. Other notable features include a full-travel cyclic action (adjustable to short stroke as mentioned), a last-round click indicator that audibly signals an empty magazine, and a dry-fire mode for practice without gas or BBs. With its meticulous construction and thoughtful engineering, the VFC AK105 (AV105) delivers an authentic, hard-kicking experience that honors the legacy of the Russian original.

Key Feature

• 1/1 Scale Gas Powered Airsoft GBB Rifle (Realistic Replica of Russian AK105)
• Semi & Fully Automatic Shooting Mode
• Metal Receiver Body (Engraved ?AK105? Markings)
• Steel Top Cover
  
• Steel Outer Barrel with Aluminum AK-Style Flash Suppressor Muzzle Brake
• Steel Gas Block
• Metal M-LOK 250mm Handguard with Picatinny Rail on Top (Rail Extends to Middle of Top Cover)
• Steel Sling Hook Secured to Barrel, Protruding Through Front-Middle Cutout of Handguard
• Polymer B5-Style Stock with 5-Position Metal Stock Pipe (Steel Sling Hooks on Both Sides & Rubber Buttpad)
• Polymer AK SAW-Style Pistol Grip
• Aluminum AK-Style 42-Round Capacity Gas Magazine
  
• Steel Front Sight, Steel Rear Sight, Steel Bolt Carrier, Steel Fire Selector Lever, Steel Trigger, Steel Trigger Guard, Steel Magazine Release
• CNC-Machined Integrated Steel Bolt Carrier Assembly
• Enlarged 22mm Cylinder Diameter for Strong Recoil Impulse
• Simulated Long-Stroke Piston Action like Real AKs
  
• Adjustable Bolt Travel Setting: Long Stroke (Full Travel) for Simulation, Short Stroke for Increased Rate of Fire
• Realistic Full Steel Internal Fire Control Group (FCG) with Braided Wire Hammer Spring & Cyclic Rate Reducer
  
• Easy Hop-Up Disassembly Design, VSR-Spec Hop-Up Bucking & Inner Barrel
• Last Round Click Indicator
• Dry-Fire Mode for Practice without Gas or BBs