The PKM and other variants are in production in Russia and currently are exported to many nations. Additionally, various models are manufactured locally around the globe. Zastava Arms produces the PK under license as the M84 (along with the PKT as the M86), and it remains in use with many of the former Yugoslav successor states. The most recent modification is the Russian Pecheneg, which features a forced air cooling barrel that cannot be removed in the field for quick replacement, unusual for a modern machine gun. [edit] Users Mullah Dadullah firing a PK. Congolese soldier adjusting his PK Afghanistan Albania Algeria Armenia Azerbaijan Bangladesh Belarus Bulgaria Cambodia Cape Verde China - Made under license as the Type 80[2] Croatia Cuba Hungarian soldier armed with a PK machine gun Side view of a pair of Slovene M84 "Zastava" machine guns An Iraqi police officer fires a PKM Czech Republic Democratic Republic of the Congo East Germany Egypt Finland Georgia Greece Hungary Iran Iraq Kazakstan Kyrgyzstan Mali Moldova Nicaragua Panama Poland Romania Russia Republic of the Congo Slovakia Soviet Union Sri Lanka Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkey Ukraine Uzbekistan Vietnam Yugoslavia  Zimbabwe [edit] Notes ^ Center for Arms Control, Energy and Environmental Studies - Russian Arms ^ Type 80 7.62mm General Purpose Machine Gun. Retrieved on September 11, 2008.

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