As the designation indicates, the AMD-65 was developed in 1965, though it did not enter mass production until 1967. In fact, the “D” stands for Deszant, which indicates paratrooper usage. Based on the AKM-63, the AMD-65 is a short-barreled weapon designed for Hungarian airborne and motorized infantry units.
The one with which I am most familiar is the AMD ( Automata Módosított Deszant) 65. As a result, I was happy to learn that some of the former Warsaw Pact countries had developed their own compact weapons in this chambering. However, it is chambered for the 5.45x39mm, and I always felt a compact 7.62x39mm carbine would be even better. I have always thought highly of the Russian AKSU since I first fired one over 20 years ago.
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