Videos tagged with Riley Defense AK-47

This video provides a basic operational guide for the Riley Defense AK-47, focusing on essential controls. It covers sight alignment, engaging the safety, and magazine insertion and manipulation, assuming a scenario where the user needs to operate an encountered enemy weapon.

This video details a custom build of a Riley Defense AK-47, focusing on part swaps and upgrades. The presenter discusses the acquisition of the base rifle, its initial condition, and the rationale behind choosing specific components from Midwest Industries and other brands. The build aims for a functional, modernized AK-47 platform chambered in 7.62x39, incorporating an optic, light, and improved muzzle device.

This guide details the process of upgrading a Riley Defense AK-47 with Midwest Industries furniture, focusing on the installation of a new handguard and adjustable stock. The video emphasizes the need for potential fitting with a Dremel due to AK platform variations and highlights the importance of a secure handguard for optic zero. The build aims to enhance the rifle's tactical appearance and functionality.

This video details an experimental durability test on a Riley Defense AK-47, pitting it against Loctite Super Glue applied directly into its action. The host, identified as a Firearms Content Creator, demonstrates safe handling while applying the adhesive and subsequently firing the rifle. The AK-47 successfully cycles and fires, showcasing its renowned reliability even under extreme conditions. An internal inspection reveals significant glue residue that did not impede function, leading to the conclusion that the Riley Defense AK-47 is exceptionally robust.

This video demonstrates a practical, albeit unconventional, test of a pickaxe's ability to stop various firearm rounds. The presenter, exhibiting high authority and expertise through safe handling and specific identification of firearms and calibers, tests 12 gauge birdshot, .22, .380 ACP, 9mm, and 7.62x39mm. The results show that only the 7.62x39mm rifle round successfully penetrated the pickaxe blade.

This video features a "Cop or Drop" segment where the host, GH, reviews firearms submitted by his subscribers. He provides his opinion on various custom builds, including AR pistols, Glocks, and other handguns and rifles, assessing their aesthetic appeal and perceived quality. The host also discusses potential modifications and personal preferences, offering a mixed bag of "cop" (approve) and "drop" (disapprove) decisions based on his subjective criteria.

This guide details the 'rock and lock' method for loading an AK-47, as demonstrated by Johnny Q. It covers acquiring the rifle and magazine, the specific technique for insertion, and charging the action. The instruction emphasizes safe handling and proper magazine seating for reliable operation.

This guide details a ballistic test performed on a medieval shield using various calibers, from birdshot to .308 Win. The experiment, conducted by Civilian Tactical, demonstrates the shield's limitations against modern firearms. The host, wearing an Armored Republic plate carrier, systematically tests each round, providing clear visual evidence of penetration and damage, concluding that the shield is not bulletproof against most firearm calibers.

This video from Civilian Tactical demonstrates a ballistic test on a Crusader helmet using various calibers from 12 Gauge Birdshot up to .308. The host, an established firearms content creator, uses ballistic gel to measure penetration. The results indicate the helmet offers limited protection, failing against 9mm rounds and larger.

This video from Civilian Tactical demonstrates an extreme durability test on a Riley Defense AK-47, pitting it against baking soda and vinegar. The host applies the mixture directly into the rifle's action and then fires it. The AK-47 successfully cycles and fires, showcasing its renowned reliability even under severe contamination.

This video demonstrates a reliability test on a Riley Defense AK-47, subjecting it to significant dirt and sand contamination. The host successfully clears a failure to eject using the 'tap-rack' method and concludes the rifle is robust. The content showcases practical handling and basic malfunction clearing techniques relevant to AK platform owners.