AK-47 vs AUG
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Damage
The AK-47 deals more damage (27) than the AUG (24).
The AK-47 fires at the same rate (600 RPM) as the AUG (600 RPM).
The AK-47 deals more damage per second (270) than the AUG (240).
The AK-47 loses the same damage due to distance (1.9 %) as the AUG (1.9 %).
The AK-47 has lower armour penetration (77.5 %) than the AUG (90 %).
Accuracy and mobility
The AK-47 is less accurate (7) than the AUG (5.4).
The AK-47 has more movement penalty (14 %) than the AUG (12 %).
Economy
The AK-47 and the AUG are not able to be purchased by the same team.
The AK-47 earns the same kill reward ($ 300) as the AUG ($ 300).
Other attributes
The AK-47 has the same clip size (30) as the AUG (30).
The AK-47 has the same ammunition in reserve (90) as the AUG (90).
The AK-47 reloads faster (2.4 s) than the AUG (3.8 s).
The AK-47 deploys faster (1 s) than the AUG (1.2 s).
Closing thoughts
As the defacto Terrorist rifle, the AK-47 is likely the strongest all-round weapon in the game. While its stellar damage at a distance and other attributes are what you would expect from a rifle, compared to other rifles it also has a notably fast reload time at merely 2.4 seconds.
The AUG is a fantastic weapon, but at $3300 it is hard to justify compared to the defacto Counter-Terrorist rifle options. While it has much higher armour penetration, it is not always able to convert this - no Counter-Terrorist rifle can deal lethal damage through a helmet in one shot, so given that 2 shots are required this benefit can often seem meaningless. Furthermore, the AUG also has a reload time of 3.8 seconds - far slower than all other rifles.
However, the weapon is armed with a scope, which can make defending certain angles on a bomb site easy.