Videos tagged with AKMS

This video demonstrates an advanced shooting technique where a shooter uses an AK-47 variant with an underfolding stock to perform a trick shot. By utilizing a car side-view mirror, the shooter aims the rifle over their shoulder while facing away from the target, successfully hitting a ceramic tile. The demonstration highlights proficient weapon manipulation and a unique aiming method.

This review highlights the AKMS rifle, a folding-stock variant of the Kalashnikov designed for paratroopers. It emphasizes the rifle's ruggedness, dependability, and classic 7.62 caliber. The demonstration showcases the 75-round drum magazine and the rifle's compact, foldable design, ideal for transport and close-quarters combat, concluding it's a symbol of reliability and firepower.

This short video demonstrates the AKMS rifle in action during a range day. The footage focuses on the weapon's manipulation, including chambering a round and firing, with a clear hit on a balloon target. It highlights the rifle's capability for accurate shooting at a moderate distance.

This video analyzes the firearms used in Star Wars: Andor, arguing that the use of real-world surplus firearms like modified AKMS rifles aligns with the franchise's established 'used future' aesthetic. Brandon Herrera details the specific modifications made to the AKMS and compares them to iconic Star Wars props like the E-11 blaster (based on the Sterling SMG) and the DL-44 (based on the Mauser C96). The analysis debunks claims of 'lazy' prop design by highlighting historical precedent and the creative blending of firearm elements.

This video showcases the final form of a FullerPHX '88 Izhmash AKs-74n build. The title implies a custom firearm project, likely involving modifications or assembly of an Izhmash AK-74 variant. The focus is on the completed build, suggesting a visual presentation of the firearm's aesthetics and potentially its functional aspects as part of a custom gunsmithing project.

This video features a first-time experience shooting several fully automatic firearms. The guns showcased include the HK UMP-45, a Sten Mk III built from a kit, a Colt M4A1, and a Norinco AKMS. The description humorously notes that the suppressor cover was shot off during the session, indicating a potentially chaotic and exciting range day. This content is aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in automatic weapon experiences.

This video explores the 'Khyber Pass' firearms industry in Pakistan, focusing on replicas of historical rifles like the Martini-Henry and Lee-Enfield, as well as modern Kalashnikov variants. It highlights the remarkable craftsmanship of local gunsmiths who can hand-file and replicate firearms with surprising accuracy, often in about 10 days. The segment also showcases a unique hybrid rifle chambered in 8mm, featuring a Mauser bolt action, AKMS stock, and Bren magazine.