What is this bartender's best cocktail?

[CheertheSecond]

I got a character with his nickname be AK47.
What would be his best cocktail?

 

[Lloyd]

White Russian

 

[RepresentingWrath]

Moscow Mule.

 

[CarburetorThompson]

Tapwater with a splash of rum

 

[Lloyd]

Moscow Mule.

Moscow mules suck

 

[Representing_Tromba]

Tapwater with a splash of rum

You mean, grog?

I got a character with his nickname be AK47.
What would be his best cocktail?

A screwdriver, served with a .762×39 bullet as the garnish. You get to keep the bullet.

 

[BearlyAlive]

A cocktail of their own creation called "Bullet Hell"

 

[QuercusMalus]

Vodka with a shot of Vodka.

Drink I have actually made:
Jokingly called 'All killer, no filler'. Shot of coffee vodka, shot of vanilla vodka, shot(or 2) of cream de cacao, shot(or 2) of bailey's. Goes down real smooth, just don't try to stand up after drinking one.

 

[Anonjohn20]

I got a character with his nickname be AK47.
What would be his best cocktail?

If he's Russian (as all the other people here are assuming) then they don't drink cocktails that much, they like their alcohol neat. If he's not Russian then you can choose a drink from whatever locations he visited in his backstory, maybe he visited the Caribbean and enjoyed the Mojito, maybe he spent a lot of time with British sailors and enjoyed the Gin and Tonic, maybe he spent a lot of time with mobsters in the US and enjoyed the old fashioned, maybe he was a blue collar worker and really enjoyed whatever beer is on tap.

 

[BouncyCactus]

If we only go by the name, then there is this lesser-known Vodka Martini variation called Soviet. 4 parts Vodka, 1 part dry vermouth, 1 part cream sherry, and dashes of lemon juice, served with a lemon twist. It is quite a nice drink actually.

 

[Rezcore]

You mean, grog?

A screwdriver, served with a .762×39 bullet as the garnish. You get to keep the bullet.

Wouldn't the .762X54r make a better option, comrade?

 

[Representing_Tromba]

Wouldn't the .762X54r make a better option, comrade?

No, that's a carbine bullet for a gun that isn't as common for people to own. An AK-47 is better because of it being common.

 

[Anonjohn20]

that's a carbine bullet

Not at all; that's the full-length rifle round.

for a gun that isn't as common for people to own.

I'm pretty sure a Mosin Nagant is way more common than an AK. The Mosin made their way across the world.

 

[AnonUnlimited]

Sailusgebel

 

[Representing_Tromba]

Not at all; that's the full-length rifle round.


I'm pretty sure a Mosin Nagant is way more common than an AK. The Mosin made their way across the world.

AKs also made their way around the world. I would disagree that the 54r is more common as the 39 as it fits a wider variety of kalishnakov rifles than the 54r and was more readily available until the late 90s.

The differences and uses of 7.62x39 and 7.62x54?

I understand the cartridge of the 54 is longer and therefore has more punch and power, but what are the more subtle differences? And do the differences even matter much considering most 54 rifles are antiquated considering modern rifle technology? Also, what are the shortcomings of the 7.62x39...

www.thehighroad.org

https://www.go2gbo.com/threads/7-62x39-vs-7-62x54r-debate.116051/