The weapon you start with in Prologue is the Kalash 2012, and it has 40 rounds of goodness. The gun is naturally silent, and it is a handy weapon to have when you need to kill enemies silently.I recommend getting a NV scope for it,the other upgrades you can choose however you want.In my opinion, there is no reason to use this gun over the suppressed AK or AK 2012 the only reason I can see you using the VSV is its design (looks). It has a small magazine (20 rounds, no more) and its chief attraction is its silent report. The VSV (sometimes represented as the VSS in other videogames) is a silenced automatic combat rifle. The AK is a reliable gun in this game, both good for medium to long range shooting and decent when spraying it at close range.For the upgrades get a suppressor,no need for sights,but get the extended magazine.The Kalash 2012 is a better weapon once you can afford it. It’s a handy assault rifle, 30 rounds, and it comes in several variants. This Mikhail Kalashnikov’s design, based off the Sturmgewehr 1943/44, although the animation has Artyom reloading the weapon like it was an AK-74.
Note that the reloading animation takes very long, so that one of its many disantvantages hence the name Bastard Gun. Although it is tempting to complete various levels with this inferior weapon, Artyom will get his hands on an AK (Kalash) after toughing it out a few levels.If you choose to upgrade this gun,get a silencer,you will only need that.You can play it with the silencer only. This is the standard automatic weapon in the game, made from home-brew parts from a Russian weapons depot, is probably the one weapon you will never use once you are used to the game in Metro 2033.
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