Videos tagged with Red Army Standard

This review showcases the Hungarian FEG SA 85M, a semi-automatic AKM variant chambered in 7.62x39mm. The video demonstrates its functionality, including loading and chambering a round, and features live-fire testing at an outdoor range. Visuals highlight the rifle's markings, ammunition, and target impacts, with slow-motion footage capturing the action's mechanics.

This YouTube Short demonstrates the process of opening a 7.62x39mm ammunition spam can. The video focuses on the physical act of unsealing the metal container, likely revealing rounds of the popular intermediate rifle cartridge. The title and included hashtags indicate a focus on ammunition, spam cans, and the '#redarmystandard' branding, suggesting a connection to historically significant Soviet/Russian firearms or their modern equivalents.

This video showcases the Chinese Type 56 AK rifle, demonstrating proper magazine loading with 7.62x39mm ammunition. It features live fire at an outdoor range, including slow-motion footage of the action cycling. The content highlights safe firearm handling and familiarity with the AK platform.

This review tests US-made AAC 7.62x39mm ammunition against Russian Red Army Standard. AAC demonstrated superior accuracy at 1.844 MOA compared to Red Army Standard's 3.080 MOA. Velocity testing showed AAC averaging 2390.9 FPS, slightly hotter and more consistent than Red Army Standard's 2358.7 FPS. The AAC ammo also functioned flawlessly across multiple rifle platforms.

This video showcases the VZ-58 rifle, detailing its ammunition (Red Army Standard 7.62x39mm 123 grain FMJ) and magazine loading process. It features a live-fire demonstration in snowy conditions, highlighting the rifle's cycling action in slow motion. The presenter demonstrates proficient weapon manipulation and safe handling.

This video provides a detailed look at the SKS Type 56 rifle, focusing on its operation and live-fire performance. It highlights the manual loading process using 7.62x39mm ammunition and showcases the rifle's cycling action in both real-time and slow motion. The demonstration includes engaging targets at an outdoor range, offering a clear view through the iron sights.

This video provides a review of the Romanian CGR AK-47 rifle, highlighting its suitability for the commercial market without compromising quality. The reviewer praises its forged trunnion and barrel, bayonet lug, and cleaning rod. He notes it's a "smooth shooting rifle" and thanks Century Arms for providing the rifle and Red Army Standard ammunition. Fiocchi USA is also thanked for supplying ammunition. The video features Robbie Wheaton's YouTube channel and includes affiliate links for Sportsman's Guide, USCCA, Rubber Dummies, Getzone.com, and a Patreon link for Team Sootch Minuteman. It concludes with a call to like and subscribe for more gun reviews.

This video compares steel-cased and brass-cased ammunition, highlighting their respective advantages and typical firearm pairings. Brass is noted for accuracy and ease of manufacturing, making it standard for platforms like the AR-15. Steel, being significantly cheaper, is favored by Russian designs like the AK-47, which are built for reliability with various ammo types. The host demonstrates firing an AK-47 with steel rounds.

This video features a range test and review of Red Army Standard 8V3 7.62x39 ammunition. The focus is on evaluating the fragmentation characteristics of this specific ammo, comparing it to other soft and hollow point options. The creator emphasizes that all shooting takes place on a private range under controlled conditions and that no firearms or ammunition are offered for sale. The video also includes affiliate links for ear protection and an Amazon storefront.

This review of a Bear Creek Arsenal 20-inch upper receiver highlights its surprising accuracy and reliability for its budget price point. Despite initial concerns about negative reviews from larger channels, the speaker found the upper to perform well, achieving sub-MOA groups with specific ammunition and demonstrating zero malfunctions over 250 rounds. The review emphasizes that BCA offers an accessible entry into the AR-15 platform, making the hobby more attainable.

This video explores the potential for accurizing an AK-74 rifle chambered in 5.45x39mm. The presenter details various modifications made to the firearm in an attempt to achieve "match grade" accuracy, a departure from the typical reputation of AK platforms. The video includes shooting tests with different types of ammunition, including Hornady Match, Wolf ball, and Red Army Standard ball, to evaluate the rifle's performance and discuss the effectiveness of the implemented modifications.

This ballistics gel test compares the 5.56x45mm and 5.45x39mm rifle cartridges. The 5.56mm round demonstrated earlier yawing and significant damage within the first few inches of the gel block. The 5.45mm round maintained a straighter path for longer before yawing, showing slightly more penetration. Both calibers proved effective, with the 5.45x39mm noted for its low recoil.