in Albanian PKP means "Po Kari Po" which is used when someone says something dumb or that you do not wanna listen to so you tell that person: PKP
by Goca qe di shum January 19, 2022
pkp means "puta que pariu" in portuguese, witch is an expression that someone uses when they are..angry or annoyed...
Take in note that it's really rude in portuguese XD
Take in note that it's really rude in portuguese XD
Fucker1: a tua namorada pediu-me para te diser que qer acabar contigo...(your girlfriend aked me to tell you that she wants to break-up with you)
Fucker2: pkp...
Fucker2: pkp...
by pedro nuno September 22, 2007
The PKP Pecheneg is a recent development of the PK series of machine guns. Intended as a Squad-Automatic-Weapon, the primary difference from the rest of the PK series is the non-removable barrel (can be removed for maintenance, but not during field action). Other changes include a forced-air cooling jacket for the barrel, placement of the nipod near the muzzle, and an improved flash suppressor. The PP fires the 7.62x54mm round, is gas-operated, and has a fire-rate of about 600rpm.
The PKP entered service with Russian armed forces in 1999 and is the equivalent of the American M249 and M240B. The PKP Pecheneg is named after an ancient Turkic people of Russia and Ukraine.
The PKP entered service with Russian armed forces in 1999 and is the equivalent of the American M249 and M240B. The PKP Pecheneg is named after an ancient Turkic people of Russia and Ukraine.
by fatpoloninja February 11, 2012
An extremely effective tactical method used in Battlefield 3 whereby 3 or more soldiers all select support class and equip the PKP Pecheneg.
They then proceed to locate a small corridor, prone, hold the trigger and very slowly crawl forward.
Your opponent will not be able to counter this due to the ridiculous amount of bullets in such a confined space.
Reloading is made safe by the fire of those around you.
This is a proven method on maps with long narrow corridors such as the locker rooms of Operation Metro and the side corridors in the tunnel of Damavand Peak.
They then proceed to locate a small corridor, prone, hold the trigger and very slowly crawl forward.
Your opponent will not be able to counter this due to the ridiculous amount of bullets in such a confined space.
Reloading is made safe by the fire of those around you.
This is a proven method on maps with long narrow corridors such as the locker rooms of Operation Metro and the side corridors in the tunnel of Damavand Peak.
by PKPWormer September 6, 2012