Gunsmith

Gunsmith. Part 2 – Escape From Tarkov Guide

This is the second quest of the Gunsmith series for Escape From Tarkov, originally named “Gunsmith. Part 2”. Here we need to modify the Kalashnikov AKS-74U 5.45×39 caliber as per Mechanic’s instructions. Without further ado, let’s take a look at the official quest description and jump onto the modification.

Gunsmith. Part 2 Description

You have not failed with the shotgun, so you may know your way around tools. That didn’t save me much time though. All exchanges are on fire, hope it won’t start the panic. Nevertheless, the plan remains the same, I think it’s not for long. Okay, I need to work. And you, try to get hold of AKSU. With B-11 handguard, 60 round extended mag, and compact, 6 cells max. Ergonomics over 58, recoil sum less than 550, sighting range 100 or more. And of course, as light as possible, 3.5kg or less. Yes, Indexes here have nothing to do with that. I hope you’ve remembered everything. See you soon.

Initial Equipment

  • Kalashnikov AKS-74U 5.45×39 (it means the AKS-74U is given to us by Mechanic)

Objectives

  • Modify AKS-74U to comply with the required specification

Awards

  • 6000 XP
  • 63,150 Roubles
  • +0,04 Reputation with Mechanic

Items Needed to Purchase

Trader Item Price
Prapor LL 4 or FLEA 60-Round 6L31 5.45×39 magazine for AK-74 and compatibles 38,938 Roubles
Skier (LL 1) AKS-74U Zenit B-11 handguard 5,974 Roubles
Skier LL 2 or FLEA B-11 AKS-74U Handguard 5,974 Roubles
Peacekeeper LL 1 KAC vertical foregrip $31
Prapor LL1 AK polymer pistol grip (6p1 Sb.8) 861 Roubles

NOTE: The gun and its modifications should look. Updated with 0.12.11.

This quest is available after completing Gunsmith. Part 1. The next quest to follow is Gunsmith. Part 3.

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