Editing Mikhail Kalashnikov (section)

===Other honors===
*the home of Mikhail Kalashnikov in the village he set Courier lifetime bronze bust (1980)
*the name of the designer named projected prospect in Izhevsk (1994)
*"Honorary Citizen of the Altai Territory" (1997)
*Ministry of Economy of Russia award – The sign "of small arms designer Mikhail Kalashnikov" (1997)
*Union of scientific and engineering organizations and the Government of Udmurtia established an award named after Mikhail Kalashnikov (1999)
*Diamond company "Alrosa" extracted 29 December 1995 gem diamonds weighing 50.74 carats given the name "designer Mikhail Kalashnikov" (14.5 x 15, 0h15, 5&nbsp;mm, quality Stones Black) (1999)
*Mikhail Kalashnikov Cadet School in Votkinsk (2002)
*Award in his name at the School of Weapon Skills of Izhevsk (2002)
*Izhevsk State Cultural Institution "Museum of Mikhail Kalashnikov"
*"Honorary Engineer of Kazakhstan" (Kazakhstan; 2004)
*Gift from President Hugo Chávez, the highest award of the Republic – a copy of the famous sword of Simon Bolivar, which is a relic of Venezuela and the copy is equal to the highest award of the country (2009)
*The name of Mikhail Kalashnikov was given to the military department of the Mining Institute in St. Petersburg (2009)
*[[Izhevsk State Technical University]] was awarded the name of Mikhail Kalashnikov (2012)
*German knife company Boker has dedicated a series to him (2013)
*The companies that make Kalashnikov rifles, Izhmash and Izhevsk Mechanical Plant were merged and formally renamed [[Kalashnikov Concern]].<ref>Smith, Matthew (12 August 2013) [https://web.archive.org/web/20130817092059/http://www.janes.com/article/25839/izhmash-formally-renamed-kalashnikov Izhmash formally renamed Kalashnikov]. IHS Jane's Defence Weekly</ref> (2013)