Videos tagged with PSA Krink

KLAYCO47 reviews the 10 most viewed gun videos of 2025, featuring a diverse range of firearms from AK variants to battle rifles. The channel's expert, Klay, shares his personal favorites, highlighting the historical significance and performance of specific models like the Krebs M23 and the Type-1 AK47. The content showcases a deep understanding of the Kalashnikov community and firearm collecting.

This video announces the arrival of the PSA Krink in 7.62x39mm, signaling an evolution in Krinkov-style firearms. While full specifications are promised for a later release, the video highlights the availability of this new model. The description includes a disclaimer emphasizing legal compliance and responsible firearm handling, indicating a focus on responsible gun ownership and legal adherence within the content.

This video provides an initial range review and training session with a PSA Krink chambered in 5.45x39. The instructor demonstrates zeroing procedures, speed drills like the Bill Drill and transition drills, and discusses the firearm's handling characteristics, including recoil management and the impact of the pistol brace. The review also touches on ammunition performance and potential modifications.

This video details a rigorous SOCOM-style torture test on the Otter Creek Labs Infinity 556K suppressor mounted on a Palmetto State Armory Krink chambered in 5.56 NATO. The test involved firing over 2000 rounds without cleaning or lubrication, simulating extreme operational stress to evaluate the suppressor's durability and the firearm's reliability under adverse conditions. The results indicate the suppressor's ability to withstand intense heat and the firearm's resilience.

This video showcases a highly customized Magnum Research Desert Eagle chambered in .50 AE, featuring a custom suppressor from Boss Silencers and bronze grips from Wicked Grips. The presenter highlights the surprising manageability of recoil with the suppressor and compares the overall size to a PSA Krink in 5.56, noting its portability.

This guide details the process of 'over-upgrading' a Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Krink AKS-74U clone with high-end tactical accessories. Expert instruction covers disassembly, installation of enhanced triggers, modern handguards, adjustable stocks, and advanced optics/illumination. The video emphasizes critical evaluation of parts, including a warning about the KNS Precision adjustable gas piston's compatibility.

This video from Plinkify USA highlights an impressive upgrade for AK firearms, specifically a "FRT" (presumably a Fire Control Group replacement) that significantly enhances performance. The uploader describes it as "hands down the best three hundo you'll spend this year," noting its ability to handle a high volume of ammunition, including .223 rounds, even with a drum magazine. The upgrade was tested on a Palmetto State Armory Krink and is praised as a valuable modification.

This review details the PSA Krink in 5.56 after 4,000 rounds of suppressed-only shooting. The firearm, based on the AKS74U, features an 8.4-inch barrel and demonstrates impressive suppressed performance with minimal flash and good tracking. However, it exhibits front-heaviness and significant heat buildup on the rail, impacting accuracy beyond 50 yards. The reviewer highlights PSA's advancements in firearm manufacturing.

This video showcases a limited-edition Gold Plated PSA Krink rifle chambered in 5.56mm. The description highlights its rarity and announces a specific drop date and time. The video emphasizes the collaboration with Iron Monkey Rifle Works in bringing this unique firearm to life. A disclaimer confirms compliance with all relevant firearm laws.

This video focuses on a PSA Krink build chambered in .300 Blackout. The title suggests a deep dive into the capabilities of this specific firearm, with a particular emphasis on suppressed shooting, indicated by '300 BO SUBS'. The PSA Krink is a variant of the AK platform, so expect discussions relevant to AK enthusiasts and those interested in the .300 Blackout cartridge for its subsonic potential.

This video provides an in-depth, long-term review of the PSA Krink chambered in 5.56, exceeding 2500 rounds. The presenter, Mark, details his personal experience, noting zero failures to feed, fire, or eject after a chamber polish addressed initial steel case ammunition issues. He meticulously examines internal wear on components like the bolt, carrier, and hammer, offering insights into expected wear patterns and potential concerns for PSA's 5.56 and 5.45 AK platforms.

This video compares the PSA Krink in 300 Blackout to its 5.56 counterpart, detailing the unique gas system modifications required for the 300 BLK version. It includes shooting impressions, sound suppression tests with various ammunition types, and discusses the cost-effectiveness and reliability of 300 Blackout in this platform. The presenter, Mark, an affiliate of PSA, emphasizes his commitment to unbiased reviews, noting this firearm was provided by a viewer.