| wpn_modes=Semi/Burst2/Full <span style=font-size:90%>(AutoROF 5)</span>
| wpn_caliber=[[5.45x39mm]]
| wpn_bbl=1615.39
| wpn_feedsys=Box magazine
| wpn_plusone=Yes
| wpn_critfail=Failure to eject
| wpn_stock=Fixed Folding (SFS)| wpn_weight=1822| wpn_cond=190008000
| wpn_cost=[[File:Parallar symbol.png|10px]]'''1200''' (Rarity 3)
| wpn_accfeed=[[AK-74 magazines]]
| wpn_accfeedstd=AK-74 30-round magazine
| wpn_accmuzzle=AK devicesN/A| wpn_accmuzzlestd=NoneMuzzle brake (integrated)| wpn_accoptics=N/AWP mount| wpn_accopticsstd=Muzzle brake (integrated)None| wpn_accunder=[[GP-30 ]] mount
| wpn_accunderstd=None
| wpn_acclights=N/A
{{Hebiquote
|quotetext=The nomenclature for this weapon insists that it is called "AN-94 Abakan" and not "Abakan AN-94". Nevertheless, the AN-94 is, at the core, one of many attempts to create a rifle that could serve as a replacement for the [[AK-74]], by improving on its predecessor's performance. The AN-94's claim to fame is the 2-round "[[hyper burst]]" mode, so called because it fires two shots at a rate of 1800 RPM, fast enough to allow the second bullet to leave the barrel before the recoil impulse of the first shot can be felt. Unfortunately, it is also an incredibly complex and unreliable design, which employs a pulley and lifter system to carry rounds from the magazine to the chamber. For the most hardcore fans of the 5.45x39mm caliber, or for those willing to feel a little experimental, like this weapon.
|quoteauthor=Tempest
}}
== Other information ==
* [[Bayonet]] compatibility: [[6X5 AK bayonet]] (NB)
[[Category:Class 1 weapons]]