Videos tagged with AKM Pattern

This review compares the Zastava M85 and M92 pistols to the popular Romanian Draco, highlighting Zastava's superior fit and finish, factory-installed optics rail, and better suppressor compatibility due to improved thread concentricity. While the Draco is more affordable and offers broader furniture options, the Zastava models are presented as a more refined choice for those prioritizing these specific features. The comparison also touches on barrel length differences and their minimal impact on velocity for 7.62x39mm ammunition.

This video details the Red Star Ordinance BSR47, a complete barreled AKM pattern action imported from Bulgaria. It functions as a semi-automatic rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm, requiring the addition of furniture (buttstock, pistol grip, handguards) and a magazine to become fully functional. The presenters highlight its suitability for customization, offering a cost-effective base for builders who have specific accessory plans, and discuss various methods for adding optics.

This review covers the FB Radom Polish Beryl rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm, a rifle developed for the Nigerian military. The reviewer details its lineage from the Tantl and Beryl 5.56, highlighting its unique features such as a lightweight barrel, modified gas tube hinge, and an optional factory optics rail. Accuracy testing with non-match ammunition yielded groups around 2.78 inches and 4.5 inches at 100 yards, considered within the typical envelope for AK-pattern rifles. The rifle is noted for its good finish, numbers matching components, and a trigger breaking at approximately 5 lbs.

This review of the Gen 2 WBP Jack 556SR AKM highlights its significant improvements over previous generations, particularly in accuracy. The rifle offers a robust, long-stroke piston system and excellent reliability, making it a compelling option in the evolving 5.56 AK market. It provides a high-quality, mil-spec experience at a competitive price point.

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the Yugoslav M72 light machine gun, a variant of the AKM pattern. It covers the removal of major components like the top cover, recoil spring, bolt carrier group, and trigger group. The video emphasizes the milled receiver construction and specific Yugoslavian design elements. Instruction is provided by Ian McCollum, demonstrating a high level of expertise in historical firearms.

This video showcases KLAYCO47's AK47 collection as of April 2020, featuring a diverse range of modified and stock firearms. The presenter, KLAYCO47, demonstrates his expertise by detailing the modifications, origins, and intended uses of each rifle, including competition builds, SBRs, and unique caliber AKs. The collection highlights custom builds from companies like M13 Industries and J-Mac Customs, emphasizing performance and aesthetics.

This video provides an overview of the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) AK-47 rifle introduced at the NRA Show 2015. Key features highlighted include its status as the first American-made AK, a 4150 barrel, stamped receiver, nickel-boron bolt carrier group, and enhanced trigger. PSA aims to offer various models, including some with Magpul furniture, with a target price point under $1000. The rifle is expected to be compatible with standard AKM pattern accessories, and PSA plans to offer AK parts kits in addition to complete firearms.

This review of the Sentry Arms Polish Tantal, an AK-74 variant chambered in 7.62x39mm, highlights its performance and value. Despite a non-chrome lined, US-made barrel, the rifle demonstrated good accuracy at 15m and 100m, handling surplus ammunition without issues. The reviewer notes a warranty repair for a canted front sight and praises Sentry Arms' customer service. Modifications include a WASR stock and a Yugo Palm grip, with the rifle refinished in an alumide coating.