Videos tagged with Lee Armory AK74

This comprehensive 5000-round endurance test of the Lee Armory AK74, conducted by AK Operators Union, Local 47-74, reveals its robust performance and value. The rifle maintained functionality and acceptable accuracy (around 2.5 MOA with Silver Bear 60gr ammo) despite adverse conditions and rapid firing. Detailed internal inspections showed expected wear but no critical failures, highlighting the durability of surplus Circle 10 parts. The final headspacing check confirmed the rifle's reliability, positioning it as a strong contender in the current AK market.

This video reviews the Lee Armory AK74 after 1000 rounds, built from a Bulgarian parts kit with a Childers receiver. The rifle experienced 5 malfunctions (3 failure to feed, 2 failure to extract) during a stress test. While the trigger was noted as polished and pleasant, deformation on the bolt carrier was observed, requiring monitoring. The rifle was found to be accurate after zeroing, despite a tilted rear sight block.

This video provides an in-depth 'under the hood' look at the Lee Armory AK74, assembled from a Bulgarian parts kit on a Childers receiver. The reviewer highlights the rifle's nitrided finish, US-made 4150 barrel, and the significant internal work done by Lee Armory, including a polished hammer and trigger group with a steel grip nut. While noting minor cosmetic issues like tilted sights and some rivet imperfections, the overall assessment is positive, emphasizing the quality of assembly and the attention to detail on internal components.