Videos tagged with Lee Armory

This YouTube video focuses on identifying the top 5 gunsmiths for custom AK builds. It lists and provides Instagram links for several prominent AK customizers, including CW Gunwerks, Halcyon Defense, Iron Curtain Customs, Lee Armory, M13 Industries, Weapon Genetics, and MK3 Firearms. The video also promotes merchandise from the creator's website and offers a discount code for Slate Black Industries products. This content is aimed at AK enthusiasts looking to personalize their firearms and highlights reputable sources for custom work.

This video showcases a new rifle from Lee Armory, chambered in the 6.5 Grendel caliber, available through Copper Custom. The presenter expresses enthusiasm for the 6.5 Grendel round and its application in an AKM platform, highlighting its power and range capabilities. The description also includes affiliate links for various companies, including USCCA for self-defense legal protection, Challenge Targets, OpticsPlanet, and Gun Owners of America, along with links to the creator's Patreon, Amazon store, and Twitch channel.

This video features an experiment with a full-auto AKM from Lee Armory, brought in to test if a select-fire variant would have performed better in an "Armored+P Match Division" stage compared to a semi-automatic version. The description highlights the sponsor's contribution and poses the central question of the video's focus: how a fully automatic AKM performs in a competitive shooting scenario.

This video showcases "Red Oktober 2018 Training - VZ52 & AK47 - Stage 1 - Moving Rocks!" featuring Sinistral Rifleman (SR) and Karl preparing for the 2G-ACM match. Karl is seen with a Vz52/57 in 7.62x39mm and a T33 Tokarev pistol. SR is using a Lee Armory AK47 equipped with a red dot sight and a KE17 Stealth Special Pistol. The segment focuses on shaking off rust and getting into training form, implying a practical application of shooting skills in a competitive context.

This YouTube video, titled "Visiting Lee Armory in Phoenix! - Gun Life #29," features Brandon Herrera of The AK Guy Inc. visiting Lee Armory in Phoenix, Arizona, and meeting with AZ Mario. The video marks the YouTube debut of the new "AK Guy" series of rifles and also showcases the new XTech MAG47 AK magazines. Herrera, a 07 Firearm Manufacturer and designer of the AK-50, uses his channel to document his entrepreneurial journey, sharing insights into growing his businesses.

This YouTube video offers a detailed guide for first-time AK-47/74 owners, differentiating between good and bad firearm models and manufacturers. It covers various AK platforms including Russian, Bulgarian, Chinese, and Romanian, and discusses complete guns, convertible options, and kits. The video also highlights builders and customizers, while specifically calling out problematic manufacturers and models known for issues like soft receivers and trigger malfunctions. Recommendations are provided for those seeking reliable AK platforms for self-defense.

This video offers a comprehensive review of the Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AKM. The creator conducts shooting tests with various magazines, both suppressed and unsuppressed, and thoroughly examines the rifle's details and accuracy. The review aims to help viewers decide if this AKM is a better choice than a WASR or NPAP. The creator also promotes their email list, merchandise, and social media channels.

This video, titled "Lee Armory AK74 5000rds Later - The End!", appears to be a long-term review or endurance test of a Lee Armory AK74 rifle after firing 5000 rounds. Due to YouTube's updated anti-gun policies, the description notes that traditional links have been removed and directs viewers to a specific page on their website (akoperatorsunionlocal4774.com/links-to-setups/) for setup information and provides a Patreon link for further support. The content likely focuses on the rifle's performance, reliability, and potential wear after extensive use.

This video is a long-term review of the AK74 by Lee Armory after approximately 4000 rounds of use. Due to recent YouTube policy changes, direct links are no longer provided in the description. Instead, a link to a separate webpage with all setup links is given. The video also promotes the creator's Patreon page for additional support and content.

This YouTube video features an AK-74 by Lee Armory that has endured 3000 rounds under challenging conditions, including exposure to sand and water. Due to YouTube's updated anti-gun policies, direct links are no longer included in the video description. Instead, viewers are directed to a specific page on the AK Operators Union Local 4774 website for links to the setups used. The video also promotes the AKOU Patreon page. The content implies a focus on the rifle's durability and performance in adverse environments, likely with a range test or review component.

This YouTube video features a long-term evaluation of an AK74 rifle from Lee Armory after enduring 2000 rounds of rough treatment. Due to YouTube's updated anti-gun policies, the creator directs viewers to their website for a comprehensive list of links related to their setups. The video focuses on the rifle's performance and durability under demanding conditions.

This YouTube video features a comprehensive evaluation of the AK74 rifle by Lee Armory after enduring 1000 rounds of live fire. Due to recent YouTube policy changes affecting firearm content, direct links to the setups used in the video have been removed. Viewers are directed to a separate webpage provided in the description for a comprehensive list of links. The video also promotes the creator's Patreon page for further support and content.