Videos tagged with Golden Tiger

This review showcases the Russian AK103, specifically a Saiga conversion by Izhmash. The video demonstrates loading Golden Tiger 7.62x39mm ammunition into a Bakelite magazine and features live-fire sequences including slow and rapid fire. The rifle's cycling and recoil impulse are highlighted during the range test.

This video provides a pragmatic guide to stockpiling essential ammunition calibers for potential global conflicts. It details specific recommendations for 9mm, .22 LR, 7.62x39mm, 5.56x45mm NATO, and .308 Winchester/.7.62x51mm NATO, emphasizing reliability, cost-effectiveness, and performance characteristics. The instructor highlights brand recommendations and potential pitfalls with cheaper ammunition, drawing on practical experience and technical specifications.

This video features a Zastava ZPAP rifle being fired for approximately 4,000 rounds, notably with a suppressor attached. The description humorously questions if an AK can 'fly' and notes a failure with Golden Tiger ammunition. It also mentions "Rob dumps mag" and the return of "Rust," implying potential issues or observations related to the firearm's performance and condition over extended use. The video also includes a correction regarding a discount code for Steel Ops targets, clarifying it's 10% off, not 15%. Support for AKOU is encouraged via their website.

This video features an informal ammunition test of the 5.45x39 caliber using a Vepr rifle. The creator compares the performance of Golden Tiger, Red Army Standard, Silver Bear, and WPA ammunition brands. The video aims to identify any noticeable differences in performance between these various ammunition types for the AK-74 platform.

This YouTube video is the second part of an AK-74 ammunition test, focusing on specific brands: Wolf Mil Classic, Wolf Mil Spec, Golden Tiger, and Hornady. Due to YouTube's policy changes, direct links to products have been removed from the video description. Instead, viewers are directed to a specific page on the AK Operators Union Local 4774 website for links related to the setups used. The video also promotes the channel's Patreon page for further support. The content is aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in the performance of different ammunition types in the AK-74 platform.

This expert-level analysis from AK Operators Union, Local 47-74, details a rigorous 7.62x39mm ammunition test using a LabRadar Doppler radar. Rob Ski, demonstrating high authority, provides precise muzzle velocity and standard deviation data for Golden Tiger, Brown Bear, Red Army Standard, and Yugo M67 surplus ammunition, highlighting consistency as a key performance indicator.

This review details a ballistics gel test of Golden Tiger 7.62x39 124gr FMJBT ammunition fired from an SGL 21-61 rifle. The ammunition demonstrated good performance for its class, achieving an average velocity of 2367 fps and 1542 ft-lbs of energy. Both rounds tumbled early in the gel, with the second shot penetrating 29.5 inches. The instructor highlights its suitability for hunting but not home defense.

This YouTube video showcases a ballistics gel test featuring Golden Tiger 5.45x39mm FMJ ammunition fired from an Arsenal SGL-31 AK rifle. The test is presented in high definition, offering a clear visual of the ammunition's performance upon impact with the gel. The video aims to provide insights into the terminal ballistics of this specific round when used in a popular AK platform.

This video features a night fire test of various flash hiders and brakes for the AK-47 platform, specifically testing models from Krebs Custom, Damage Industries, CNC Warrior, Tapco, Arsenal, and YHM. The test uses a 16" WASR rifle and Golden Tiger ammunition. The description notes that the actual flash observed was minimal, despite being a night test. The video also includes social media links and music information.