7.62×39 AK47 Bullet Keyring | Real Bullet Keychain

The Kalashnikov’s Cartridge

Mikhail Kalashnikov built the AK-47 around the 7.62x39mm round, which Soviet designers had developed in 1943. The short, tapered case is a big part of why the rifle feeds so reliably – and why the round looks the way it does. The AK-47 was adopted in 1949 and AK-pattern rifles have been made in their tens of millions since.

This keyring is that round in polished brass: once-fired, resized to full length and fitted with a seated bullet.

Choose Your Attachment

• 25mm split ring – the classic keyring
• Swivel pin – through the primer pocket, so the round turns freely on your keys
• Inert round – no attachment, for display

Brass or Steel?

This is the polished brass version. For the green lacquered, Soviet-style finish, see the steel AK47 bullet keyring – made from 1970s steel-cased rounds and left unpolished.

Make it a set with the AK47 replica keychain or AK-47 bullet cufflinks, or browse our bullet keyring calibre guide.

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FAQ

Q: Is it a real 7.62×39 round? Yes – a genuine once-fired 7.62x39mm brass case with a seated bullet. Not a replica.

Q: Which attachment should I choose? The split ring suits most people. The swivel pin lets the round turn freely, and the inert round is for display only.

Q: What is the difference from the steel AK47 keyring? Same calibre. This one is polished brass with three attachment options; the steel version uses 1970s lacquered steel cases left unpolished.

Q: Is it safe to carry? Yes. It is fully inert and legal to own and carry in the UK without a licence. Always check with your airline before travelling abroad with this item.

Q: Can it be engraved? Yes – see our laser engraving page.

Q: Does it make a good gift? For an AK, militaria or gaming fan, yes. Our gift box is available separately.