Videos tagged with AK-100 Series

This review covers an AK-100 series rifle, likely an AK-103 variant, chambered in 7.62x39mm. It highlights the deployment of the side-folding polymer stock and the attachment of a PSO-1 optic via the side rail. The video demonstrates loading Wolf Performance Ammunition and features live fire exercises showcasing accuracy and reliability.

This review highlights the AK-102's exceptionally flat recoil impulse, described as 'pancake flat,' during rapid fire. The demonstration showcases the rifle's stability and performance, even with a hot barrel and handguard post-mag dump. The AK-102, chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO, is presented as a capable platform from Palmetto State Armory.

This review compares the AK-47 and AK-74 platforms, highlighting the AKM as the common variant of the AK-47. It details the historical development and ballistics of both 7.62x39mm and 5.45x39mm cartridges. The AK-74 demonstrates superior recoil management and a flatter trajectory, making it easier to control during rapid fire, though 5.45x39mm ammo availability is a current logistical concern.

The PSA AK-105 offers an accessible entry into the AK-100 series aesthetic, featuring plum furniture and a 16-inch barrel compliant with NFA regulations. While not a duty-grade rifle, it provides a fun shooting experience and good value for collectors, despite minor quality control issues like loose handguards. Its high-rise optic mount is designed for use with masks or helmets.

The AK-105, often dubbed the 'Russian Alpha AK', is a compact 5.45x39mm carbine evolving from the AK-74M. Featuring a 12.4-inch barrel, it strikes a balance between compactness and ballistic performance, achieving sub-2 MOA accuracy. Modernized with Zenitco furniture, it offers enhanced modularity for optics and accessories, while maintaining AK reliability.

The AK 103 is presented as a modernized AK-74 variant chambered in 7.62x39mm, designed for export and ease of manufacturing within the AK 100 series. It features polymer furniture, an effective muzzle brake, and standardized parts across the series, revolutionizing interchangeability. The rifle demonstrates exceptional reliability and barrel life, with documented cases exceeding 50,000 rounds.

This video showcases a custom Arsenal SAM7K Krinkov SBR build featuring a stamped AK 100 Series folding stock. The description highlights MK3 Firearms, a Class 7 SOT custom gunsmithing shop based in Las Vegas, Nevada, and provides contact information for quotes and custom builds via email, phone, and their website. They also list their physical address for sending in firearms. The content appears to be a continuation of a previous build, suggesting a focus on bespoke AK platform firearms.