deal didn't go through at all. : The sale of an undisclosed number of AK-103s for use by sections of the Iranian special forces and marines and use by Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps special forces. The IRGC is reported to be using the AK-103. : Seen in the hands of anti-Gaddafi forces and loyalists in numerous photos. The rifles in use are the AK-103-2 version. : Used by Namibian Marine Corps : Unlicensed Clone "PK-21" in production by Pakistan Ordnance Factories. : Used by the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades. : Used by Spetsnaz GRU and Ministry of Internal Affairs. : A license to produce AK-103 rifles was granted to Saudi Arabia in 2017. : First 30,000 AK-103 rifles were received in June 2006. Made under license by CAVIM with initial licensing fee payments made in 2006 and the transfer of Russian-made AK-103s to Venezuela in 2008. CAVIM's AK-103 factories opened officially in 2012 without the necessary manufacturing equipment. CAVIM-made AK-103s were delivered to the Venezuelan Army in 2013. Due to trouble with the plant with the Russian contractor failing to meet deadlines with a case of fraud, which forced CAVIM to finish the rest of the construction, full-scale production started by 2019. : 500 AK-103s for the Uruguayan National Guard. Non-state actors Guardians of Religion Organization MUJAO used an ex-Libyan AK-103-2 in Agadez and Arlit attacks in 2013. Gallery References External links Modern Firearms - AK-103 Kalashnikov.guns.ru Izhmash page on the AK-103 7.62×39mm assault rifles Kalashnikov derivatives Assault rifles of Russia Kalashnikov Concern products Weapons and ammunition introduced in 1993 ru:АК-103