Videos tagged with Atlantic Firearms

This YouTube video is a review of a Beretta M1934 surplus pistol chambered in .380 ACP, sourced from Atlantic Firearms. The reviewer, a collector of older Beretta handguns, highlights the historical significance of the M1934, noting its service with Axis forces during WWII in Italy and Romania, and its surprisingly long production run until 1991. The video emphasizes the "old world craftsmanship" and the pistol's status as a "piece of history." Ammunition for the review was supplied by Fiocchi USA. The video also promotes the creator's merchandise, exclusive content platform, and Patreon community.

This review covers the US Military Contract M70 AB2 AK variant, originally commissioned by Century Arms. Despite significant 'battlefield' wear and reports of crude chamber modifications for blank firing, this specific rifle passed headspace checks, indicating safety for live ammunition. The review details its physical features, internal condition, and market availability at around $599.

This review compares the Benelli M4 LE to its clone, the Impact R4, highlighting significant visual similarities and a substantial price difference. The clone offers several upgraded features like an oversized charging handle, bolt release pad, ported barrel, and QD mount as standard, which are absent or optional on the Benelli. While the clone's receiver allows for ambidextrous bolt swapping, the ultimate test of reliability is emphasized as paramount.

The AK-63F, Hungary's final military Kalashnikov, was developed to replace the AMD-65, returning to a more traditional AKM pattern for cost-effectiveness. Key features include wooden furniture, a slant muzzle brake, and unique venting. Later models utilized precision casting for improved manufacturing efficiency. These rifles have seen significant export and use in modern conflicts.

This video introduces the Brigade Manufacturing Makasi, a unique AR-15 and FAL hybrid rifle. It highlights FAL-inspired features like a non-reciprocating side-charging handle and a hinged receiver opening. A brief live-fire demonstration showcases its operation and recoil.

This review covers a Romanian AKM variant with a distinctive 'reverse dong' wooden foregrip and an underfolding stock. While the rifle offers a comfortable grip during firing, the foregrip design presents a significant ergonomic challenge, interfering with standard magazine changes and requiring a specific rocking motion. The rifle is presented with a 'battlefield pickup' aesthetic, featuring aged parts and a US-made receiver.

This review covers the surplus Beretta Model 85BB Cheetah in .380 ACP, highlighting its value as a police trade-in under $500. It compares the single-stack 85 to the double-stack 84, discusses its evolution from the Model 70S, and details its trigger pull (DA: ~7.8 lbs, SA: ~3.6 lbs) and sights. The video also touches on .380 ACP ballistics and field stripping, noting the alloy frame's contribution to its lighter weight.

This video from Atlantic Firearms directly compares the RPK and AK-47, aiming to help viewers decide which firearm to purchase first. It likely offers a detailed examination of each rifle's features, performance, and suitability for different users or purposes. The comparison format suggests a focus on practical advice and information for potential buyers.

This episode of TGC News covers several notable firearms. Jon Patton discusses Wilson Combat's foray into the 6mm ARC cartridge, a zero-percent SCAR 17 rifle, and a visually striking 24K gold-plated AK-47. The video also briefly touches upon NICS background check numbers and Norma Ammunition's relocation, with links provided for further details on these topics and featured products like the Galco Change Carrier. Affiliate links for discounts and support are also included.

This review covers the FB Radom Mini-Beryl Pistol, a 5.56mm variant imported by Arms of America and Atlantic Firearms. It highlights the pistol's origins as a short-barreled rifle, its unique features like a captive push-pin system and specialized top cover release, and discusses technical considerations for US consumers such as the rear trunnion and pinned muzzle device. The review also touches upon the history of Polish military firearms, from the AKM and Tantal to the standard Beryl rifle.

This review of the Kalashnikov USA KR103, an American-made AK103 clone, highlights its out-of-the-box zero and robust build quality, including forged components and a chrome-lined barrel. Expert analysis from Rob Ski covers design features, internal components, and performance testing, including rapid-fire accuracy and headspace verification. The rifle is presented as a solid contender in the AK market.

The Romanian WASR-10 UF underfolder rifle is reviewed as a functional, military-grade AK, though its current $800 price point is considered high. While it offers 'minute of man' accuracy and serves well as a durable 'truck gun,' its build quality, particularly the wood furniture and crude sights, is criticized compared to higher-end alternatives like the Arsenal SAS M7 or Atlantic Firearms M65 kit build. Palmetto State Armory rifles are suggested as a potentially prettier and cheaper option for casual users.