This guide details the installation and testing of the Dead Foot Arms underfolding stock system on an AR-15 platform, specifically demonstrated on a Palmetto State Armory KS-47. The video highlights the process of replacing the standard buffer tube with a proprietary shortened system to enable AK-style underfolding capability. It also covers crucial range testing, revealing that while the system allows for firing with the stock folded, it can lead to cycling failures due to port cover interference, making it impractical for folded fire. The expert instruction emphasizes understanding the mechanical differences and potential limitations of such modifications.
This revisit of the Palmetto State Armory KS-47 after 6,000 rounds confirms its excellent performance and superior AK magazine compatibility compared to competitors. The Gen 2 model features an H buffer, single feed ramp, and modified bolt lugs. The primary reliability issue encountered was a worn ejector spring, easily resolved with a Springco upgrade. The Norma 123gr FMJ ammunition yielded the best accuracy.
This video provides a 3500-round update on the Palmetto State Armory KS-47, an AR-15 platform chambered in 7.62x39mm that accepts AK-47 magazines. The reviewer highlights its reliability, particularly with steel-cased ammunition, and its performance as a workhorse firearm during ammunition shortages. Despite a minor trigger pin issue early on, the rifle has proven bomb-proof and accurate enough for practical distances, even when used extensively for testing other gear.
This video provides a functional test of the Palmetto State Armory KS-47 pistol, focusing on reliability over approximately 250 rounds. The reviewer experienced initial success but encountered failures to extract and double feeds, particularly with Red Army brand ammunition. The video highlights the importance of proper lubrication, as the firearm was run bone-dry, and notes the KS-47's compatibility with standard AK magazines.
The Palmetto State Armory KS-47 is a modular firearm platform designed to accept AK-47 magazines and fire 7.62x39mm ammunition while utilizing an AR-15 lower receiver. This design offers increased compatibility with existing AR-15 uppers and aims to provide a more affordable option in the market, priced under $1,000.
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