Videos tagged with AK-47 Clone

This Q&A session from InRangeTV covers a range of firearms-related topics. Key discussions include the proper use of the Schuster plug for M1 Garands with commercial ammunition, the historical use of optical sights, handloading practices for obscure calibers, the dual impact of 'loophole' firearm accessories on the community, and the target market for InRangeTV's content. The hosts also delve into the FN 5.7's value proposition, advice for competitive shooting events like Desert Brutality, the merits of carry handle optics versus Picatinny rails, and recommendations for surplus Mauser-action rifles.

This review focuses on the Arsenal SLR-107CR, a Bulgarian-made AK-47 variant designed to closely resemble the Russian AK-104. The presenter highlights its features, including the cold hammer-forged barrel, combo gas block, and side-folding stock, emphasizing its potential for SBR conversion. The review notes the rifle's reliability and its value as a near-authentic AK-104 clone under current import restrictions.

This review from AK Operators Union, featuring expert Rob Ski, puts the Century Arms C39 milled AK-47 clone through a brutal torture test. The rifle is submerged, dragged through dirt and rocks, and then fired to assess its durability and reliability under extreme conditions. Despite some cycling hiccups caused by debris, the rifle proved surprisingly resilient for its price point, though cosmetic damage and aftermarket part limitations were noted.