Videos tagged with Russian Small Arms

This guide details the field stripping process for the Russian SR3 Vikhr PDW, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum. It covers the removal of key components like recoil springs, the linear hammer, bolt carrier, gas tube, and handguards. The video highlights the weapon's internal mechanism, noting its gas-operated, rotating bolt design and unique dual-spring system, which are based on the VSS Vintorez and AS Val platforms. McCollum's expert analysis provides deep insight into the firearm's mechanical design.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Kalashnikov USA KP9, a 9mm AK variant inspired by the Russian Vityaz submachine gun. Brandon Herrera, a subject matter expert, details its direct blowback operation, unique folding stock, and internal mechanics. The review also touches on suppressed shooting tests and potential legal considerations for firearm modifications.

This entry details the historical development and technical refinements of the SVD Dragunov rifle, a Soviet designated marksman rifle. It covers the post-WWII doctrinal shift that led to its creation, the design competition, and key modifications like sight changes and the adoption of specialized ammunition. The information is presented with expert commentary from Maxim Popenker, a renowned authority on Russian small arms.

This guide details a method for smoothing the bolt action of the Russian SV-98 sniper rifle, as demonstrated by firearms expert Larry Vickers. It involves using JB Bore Cleaner and oil to lap the action, a process recommended to improve the rifle's mechanical refinement. Vickers, a recognized expert, highlights this as a necessary step for users seeking a smoother operation comparable to Western precision rifles.