Videos tagged with Red Army Standard Ammunition

This guide details the traditional method of loading a Russian SKS 1950 using stripper clips and 7.62x39mm ammunition. It covers chambering a round and engaging targets at an outdoor range, emphasizing the rifle's gas-operated action and historical markings. Instruction is provided by a firearms enthusiast and collector demonstrating proficient use of stripper clips and knowledge of historical markings.

This video compares a 16-inch AK rifle with an IWI Galil ACE 7.62x39mm pistol, focusing on performance differences due to barrel length. The presenter, an experienced shooter, conducts ballistic gel tests with Wolf 123gr FMJ and Red Army Standard 124gr HP ammunition. While the rifle shows slightly better initial penetration and wound cavity, the pistol demonstrates surprisingly effective performance, suggesting the 7.62x39mm round remains potent even from shorter barrels.

This review of the Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AK-47 highlights its US-assembled construction using Hungarian surplus parts kits. The rifle features a 4150 CMV steel barrel with salt bath nitriding for durability and corrosion resistance. Accuracy testing showed a preference for Fiocchi 124-grain ammunition, achieving a 1.5-inch group at 100 yards. The review details the rifle's components, including its Morrisey receiver, reworked Tapco G2 trigger, and compatibility with various AK magazines.

This review of the Arsenal SLR-104UR SBR, presented by a high-authority firearms reviewer, details a test of its 1:8 twist rate's ability to stabilize 5.45x39mm ammunition in its short barrel. The test involved firing various commercial loads and monitoring impacts with a TargetCam system. The reviewer found no significant keyholing, indicating the twist rate was sufficient for the tested rounds.