Videos tagged with Milled AK

This video showcases new Kalashnikov accessories from KPYK, a Ukrainian manufacturer known for quality. Key items include WBP-partnered handguards for standard and mini Jack AKs, available in different lengths and colors. A new right-side folding stock and various pistol grips (AK and AR) are also featured, alongside specialized handguards for AKSU and milled Arsenal rifles.

This guide details the basic disassembly of a milled AK47, focusing on removing the dust cover and recoil spring assembly. It highlights key components like the charging handle, safety selector, trigger, and magazine release, providing a foundational understanding for maintenance and handling. The video emphasizes a casual, hobbyist approach to firearm familiarization.

This video provides an initial look at the Century Arms + Sharps Bros MB47, a milled American AK. The reviewer, while not an AK expert, shares his experience with approximately 20 AKs and a Rifle Dynamics AK building class. He highlights the firearm's features, including the US Palm M-LOK rail, Sharps Bros receiver, and Magpul stock, while also noting areas for potential improvement like the non-adjustable gas block and compensator timing.

This video details the upgrades made to a rare Arsenal SLR-101 milled AK chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO. The presenter, KLAYCO47, showcases the installation of a JMac Customs X37 muzzle brake, a KNS Precision adjustable gas piston for recoil management and suppressor compatibility, and an ALG Defense trigger for improved performance. The video emphasizes the significant reduction in recoil and enhanced shooting experience after these modifications, particularly when using a Dead Air Wolverine suppressor.

This video showcases six different 5.56 AK variants from the personal collections of Klayco47 and FitnFire. The hosts discuss their unique features, aftermarket support, and shooting characteristics, highlighting the Zastava M85, Arsenal SAM5, Valmet M76, Galil ARM, and Swiss SIG 550 series. They emphasize the growing availability and appeal of these NATO AK platforms.

This video serves as a comprehensive buyer's guide for AK-pattern rifles, differentiating between reliable imports and problematic models. The instructor, Chris from Regular Guy Training, emphasizes the 'big three' countries of origin (Russian, Bulgarian, Chinese) for quality AKs, while also discussing Hungarian, Egyptian, and Romanian firearms with caveats. He details specific recommended models like Arsenal's SLR series, Poly Techs, Norinco 84S, Polish Archers, and Romanian Cugir RH-10s, while warning against Century Arms products, particularly the C39 and RAS47, and Zastava's 'cardboard receivers'. The guide also touches on demilitarized kits and custom builders.

This guide provides an overview of the Destructive Devices Industries (DDI) manufacturing process for AK-pattern rifles, as presented by CEO David Fillers. It highlights their use of CNC machining, rigorous testing, proprietary finishes like Fenocite and KG Gun Kote, and advanced manufacturing techniques such as hammer forging for receivers. DDI emphasizes high-tolerance production and the complexity involved in building quality AKs.

This comprehensive review of the Century C39 V2 Milled AK, presented by a highly authoritative firearms instructor, details its construction, performance, and value. The assessment covers the milled 4140 steel receiver, American-made components, trigger quality, and accuracy at various distances. It highlights the rifle's potential as a new benchmark for Century Arms, especially considering its sub-$800 price point.