Videos tagged with Kalashnicon

Mark from Fit'n Fire discusses his return to the Zestiva M90 for the Kalash Bash competition due to delays with another rifle. He details his preparation, including zeroing the rifle at 50 yards for optimal performance at 200 yards, and discusses modifications like the JMAC Customs MMS handguard and the Aero Arms RMR mount, highlighting the importance of a reliable optic mount.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Zastava M90 rifle after 2500 rounds, focusing on its performance in competition shooting events like Kalashbash and Kalashnicon. The presenter, Mark, details modifications made to the rifle, including a JMAC Customs muzzle brake, a 5-port gas regulator, an AK Thumbs Grips charging handle enhancement, an Attero Arms rear sight mount with a Sig Sauer ROMEO-X Pro red dot, and a CMC 2.5lb AK trigger. He discusses his experiences at competitions, highlighting both successes and personal errors, and offers insights into the rifle's reliability and internal wear after extensive use. The video concludes with a look ahead to a new custom AK build.

This YouTube video showcases "KalashniCon AK Run and Gun - Vietnam Vibes!", a competitive shooting event. Stage #11, set in a wooded environment, challenges participants to locate and engage hidden targets from various designated positions, evoking a Vietnam War theme. The description encourages viewers interested in AK platform shooting to follow the @kalashni_con page for future event announcements. The video also includes a "Happy Mother's Day" greeting.

Mark from Fit'n Fire details his two-gun setup for KalashniCon, an AK-focused shooting event. He emphasizes a Blue Alpha Gear War Belt with HSGI mag pouches, a Blackhawk Omnivore holster, and two primary rifle platforms: a 5.56 Springfield Armory SA-5 and a 7.62x39 PSA AK-103. His pistol choices include the CZ SP-01 Tactical and CZ P10C Optics Ready.

This video showcases a two-gun loadout for the Kalashnicon event, featuring a comparison between a 5.56 AK and a 7.62 AK. The description also includes links to merchandise, previous Kalashnicon coverage, and social media profiles. Music for the video is credited to White Bat Audio.