The K-31 assault rifle is a new rifle developed by Bandit Armament, a subsidiary of Bandit Industrial Group. It was designed to replace the K-18 in Special Forces units. The K-31's fire selector is a three-stage design, switching between safe, semi-automatic, and fully-automatic. This system is far simpler and improves trigger feel, improving accuracy. With its polymer and aluminum construction, the K-31 is light, yet due to the inline stock, is accurate. It also fires at 900 rounds per minute, yet is highly controllable due to the low recoil. The carry handle sight also serves as a point for optics mounting. While the Army declined to adopt the rifle en masse due to logistical issues, the Special Forces do not have such issues and logistics are less important compared to performance. Several police units have adopted it for SWAT units as well.