Videos tagged with American AK

This video compares American-made AK-47 variants with imported versions to determine which is superior. It directly addresses the question of whether the origin of an AK-47 impacts its quality or performance, aiming to help viewers make an informed purchasing decision.

This video offers a first look at the new MB47 firearm, a collaboration between Century Arms and Sharps Bros. The presenter focuses on showcasing this American-made, milled receiver AK variant. The video aims to provide viewers with an initial understanding of this new offering in the AK platform market, highlighting its unique construction and collaborative origin.

This podcast features firearm expert Jim Fuller discussing the challenges and nuances of AK-pattern rifles in the American market. Fuller, known for his expertise and his former company Rifle Dynamics, shares his insights on the Kalashnikov platform, his career transition, and current projects. The conversation delves into the landscape of AKs in the US, highlighting potential problems and offering valuable perspectives from a seasoned industry veteran. The episode is part of The 2A Podcast by Colion Noir, a platform dedicated to gun-related content and Second Amendment advocacy.

This video is Part 2 of a series focusing on the PSA Spiker, an American-made AK variant. The description mentions a previous episode and provides links to support merchandise, the Kalash Bash 2024 event, and the creator's social media channels. Music for the video is credited to Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio.

The PSA Spiker AK underwent a full-auto meltdown test, firing 2,707 rounds until ammunition ran out. Extreme heat caused the barrel to visibly droop, leading to gas system failure and handguard fires. Despite a field repair with bailing wire, the rifle remained functional, though the barrel was permanently bent and the recoil spring deformed.

This YouTube video features the Century Arms VSKA, an AK-pattern rifle, with the title proclaiming it an 'American AK'. The description is minimal, but the title and hashtags suggest a focus on the rifle itself, potentially highlighting its American manufacturing or design. The inclusion of hashtags like #ak, #america, #viral, #fyp, #russia, and #accent indicates the video aims for broad reach and might include discussions or comparisons with Russian AK variants, along with a potential stylistic element related to an accent.

This video features a review of the PSA Spiker, described as an "American Chinese AK? Type 56-ish." The description also includes links for merchandise, Slate Black Industries products with a discount code, and social media followings. Music credit is given to Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio.

This video features a Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Triangle Folder AKM with laminate furniture. The presenter expresses satisfaction with the firearm, highlighting the quality of American-made AKs from companies like PSA. The video focuses on the specific AKM model and its aesthetic features.

This video delves into the controversial history of Lancaster Arms, an American AK builder known for quality control issues and alleged scams. The reviewer examines an AK-74, highlighting its "weird attributes" and also investigates peculiar characteristics of Wolf's 5.45 WPA Polyformance Hollow Point ammunition. The content touches on the difficulties of finding decent American-made AKs and offers links to related gear and content, including an AK buyer's guide and AK upgrades.

The Palmetto State Armory PSAK-74 is presented as a potentially high-quality American-made 5.45x39mm AK. Testing indicates good accuracy at 300 yards with iron sights and around 2-3 MOA at 50 yards. While ergonomics like the hot handguard are noted, the rifle offers low recoil and an affordable entry into the 5.45 market, though long-term durability remains to be seen.

This video explores the reasons behind the rise of US-made AK-style rifles, driven by Russian import sanctions and the increasing cost of traditional imports. Rob Ski highlights significant quality improvements in domestic production, particularly the Palmetto State Armory AK-E, making the AK platform more accessible to new shooters. He emphasizes continued industry accountability to ensure quality standards are met.

The Zastava ZPAP Z85 is a 5.56x45mm AK pistol imported from Serbia, now featuring standard AK-pattern magazines. It boasts a chrome-lined barrel and robust Zastava internals, proving highly reliable with over 1,000 rounds fired without issue. While lacking an integrated rail, it offers classic flip sights and can be adapted for optics via side mounts. Magazine compatibility varies, with Zastava and WBP mags working well, while others may require modification.