Videos tagged with No-Go Gauge Test

This video details a rigorous swamp immersion test on the BFT47 rifle, simulating Vietnam-era conditions. The rifle underwent a 72-hour submersion followed by live-fire testing. The assessment covers the rifle's durability, finish integrity, optic functionality, and internal component condition post-immersion, concluding with a no-go gauge test to verify dimensional stability. The instructor highlights the rifle's resilience and the effectiveness of the applied finish.

This video provides an in-depth review and durability test of the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) AK-74 rifle. The presenter conducts a drop test onto rocks, followed by a live-fire test and a detailed internal inspection. The rifle demonstrates resilience after the drops, firing all 30 rounds without malfunction. The internal examination reveals expected wear and tear, but no critical failures, with a successful no-go gauge test confirming headspace integrity.

This video details the post-abuse performance and inspection of a Kalashnikov USA KR103 rifle after being subjected to drops and mud. The presenter demonstrates a thorough inspection process, including disassembly and a no-go gauge test, highlighting the rifle's durability and reliability even after harsh treatment. The content is presented from the perspective of an experienced firearms instructor, offering practical insights into firearm resilience.

This video details a 'sand tornado' reliability test on a Palmetto State Armory AK74 chambered in 5.45x39mm. After experiencing a bolt-close malfunction due to sand obstruction, the firearm undergoes a thorough disassembly and inspection. The presenter meticulously examines the bolt carrier, bolt, trunnion, and other internal components for wear and damage, concluding with a no-go gauge test to certify it for continued use. The review highlights the rifle's performance under harsh conditions and its internal condition post-testing.

This video from AK Operators Union, Local 47-74, details a heat stress test on the Kalashnikov USA KR103 rifle. The review focuses on point of impact shift due to barrel heating, internal component wear after approximately 1000 rounds, and overall reliability. The presenter, an experienced AK enthusiast, notes minimal POI shift and good internal condition, suggesting the KR103 is a promising platform.

This comprehensive 3000-round review of the Palmetto State Armory PSAK47 Gen 2, conducted by an expert firearms instructor, details its performance under extreme conditions. The review highlights the impact of the Midwest Industries Gen 2 Rail on accuracy, the rifle's resilience to sand and water contamination, and a thorough internal component inspection revealing expected wear patterns. The PSAK47 Gen 2 passed a no-go gauge test, indicating continued reliability.