Videos tagged with RS Regulate Mount

This review of the Century Arms MB47 highlights its blend of AK reliability with AR-like ergonomics. Key features include a milled receiver, US Palm free-float handguard, Magpul stock, and an improved Sentry Arms R1 trigger. The rifle is noted for its soft shooting characteristics, easy magazine seating, and effective muzzle brake, making it a compelling option for those seeking an American-made AK with modern enhancements.

This episode of 'Rate My AK' features Rob Ski reviewing various AK platform firearms submitted by viewers. The reviews cover a range of calibers and configurations, including 5.45x39mm and .308 Winchester. Rob provides expert commentary on modifications, accessories like optics, suppressors, and handguards, and offers practical advice on functionality, ergonomics, and potential improvements. He also highlights common issues and smart solutions implemented by the owners, emphasizing reliability and effectiveness.

This video provides an initial look at the Century Arms + Sharps Bros MB47, a milled American AK. The reviewer, while not an AK expert, shares his experience with approximately 20 AKs and a Rifle Dynamics AK building class. He highlights the firearm's features, including the US Palm M-LOK rail, Sharps Bros receiver, and Magpul stock, while also noting areas for potential improvement like the non-adjustable gas block and compensator timing.

This video details a $1800 upgrade mistake on a SAM5 rifle intended for shooting competitions like the Tactical Games. The presenter discusses the challenges of achieving precision at 100 yards after intense physical exertion, exploring various optic solutions including LPVOs and fixed magnification scopes, ultimately highlighting the critical impact of added weight on performance. The focus shifts to a 3x prism optic paired with a specialized mount as a potentially viable solution.

This review of the PSA AK-103 Classic positions it as a solid mid-tier option in the AK market, balancing build quality and performance at a reasonable price. The rifle exhibits good build quality with even rivets and a smooth action, though the folding stock requires significant force to unlock. Accuracy with a red dot sight was surprisingly good, achieving 2-inch groups at 100 yards with surplus ammunition. The trigger is a standout feature, breaking cleanly at around 3.5 pounds with minimal grit.

This video covers the introduction and Stage 1 of the Hard as Hell 2 Gun 2018 competition. It details the gear used by the participants, including a K15 AR-15 and a modified AK-47 in 5.45x39mm, as well as a K17 pistol and a Hudson H9. The primary focus is on the strategy and execution of Stage 1, which involves navigating barbed wire obstacles, engaging various targets at different distances, and managing penalties. The speakers discuss risk mitigation, target prioritization, and the challenges presented by the 'Armored Trooper' division, which requires carrying significant gear and armor.

This video reviews the Red Army Standard Optics Rail for the AK-47, comparing it to traditional Combloc mounts and the RS Regulate mount. The presenter highlights the Red Army Standard mount's beefier construction, improved rail contact percentage, and American-spec design, which addresses potential zeroing issues common with varied Combloc AK variants. Testing demonstrates superior contact and successful zero retention.

This video reviews the Trijicon TA50 3x24 ACOG optic with a 7.62x39 reticle, evaluating its suitability as a combat optic for AK-47 platforms, specifically tested on an Arsenal SAM-7R. The reviewer also briefly uses it on a 300BLK AR-15. The video covers the scope's features, reticle details, and an overall assessment. Links to the product, RS Regulate mount, and other related items are provided in the description.

This review of the Arsenal SGL 31-95 AK-74 highlights its Russian origins and features, including a polymer side-folding stock, K-Var handguards and trigger, and a chrome-lined, cold hammer-forged barrel. While accuracy was noted as slightly below expectations at just over 2 inches at 100 yards with 5.45x39mm ammunition, the rifle is praised for its durability and AK platform reliability. The review also touches on its import status, current market pricing, and comparisons to other AK-74 variants.

This video presents a shootout test of the DDI AKM47 rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm. The rifle, a stamped receiver variant, performed reliably with no stoppages during the test. However, its accuracy was noted as being more suited for a battle rifle than a precision marksman rifle, with both shooters achieving only three hits at 300 yards despite taking their time. The test utilized a 1-6x scope calibrated for 7.62x39 and an RS Regulate mount, mirroring the setup used for a benchmark CBS AK 103.