Videos tagged with SLR 106

This video explores the Raiders Arms carbon fiber handguard and gas tube system for AK platforms, focusing on significant weight reduction and heat mitigation. The presenter demonstrates the installation process, highlights the material benefits, and conducts extensive testing to showcase its performance under heavy fire. The build aims to enhance AK capability without adding weight, contrasting with traditional aftermarket upgrades.

This video reviews affordable, commercial-grade Bulgarian 5.56 AK magazines, specifically the 29-round 'stendo' variants, and tests their compatibility with various AK platforms. The presenter highlights their cost-effectiveness compared to other options and demonstrates their functionality, even when paired with aftermarket extended base plates from AMRU Designs. The review emphasizes the long-sought-after availability of reliable, longer-capacity magazines for 5.56 AKs.

This video presents the top five AK-style firearms from the KLAYCO47 collection, chosen for sentimental value, investment potential, and shooting performance. The instructor highlights specific models like the SLR 106 Alpha Clone, a sentimental Polish Type 3, a Romanian Draco, an SLR 107 FR, and a rare Bulgarian 5.56 K101 built by Gordon Tech, detailing their unique features and personal significance.

This video provides a detailed valuation of a 15-gun AK collection in 2023, totaling $44,225. It breaks down the cost of each firearm by considering base gun prices, parts, and labor for modifications. Specific builds like the modified Bulgarian SLR-106, Arsenal SLR-107FR, Galil Ace, and Romanian Draco SBR are highlighted with their individual estimated values and key features.

This video features a comparison between two different AK platforms, the SLR-106 and SLR-107, at the Pirates of Texas Carbine Championship. The SLR-106 is presented as a highly modified open division race gun, while the SLR-107 is configured for a basic AK division with minimal upgrades. Both rifles achieved first place in their respective divisions, with the SLR-106 also securing 6th place overall against 83 competitors, notably outperforming the Texas A&M college shooting team and a majority of AR-15 platforms. The video highlights the success of AK platforms in competition.

This video from Shot Show 2012 features Walker English from Arsenal showcasing various firearms, including VEPR rifles from the Molot factory in Russia, Zastava rifles and pistols, and Arsenal's own AK variants. Key features discussed include sporting configurations for import, adjustable sights, walnut furniture, and compliance with US regulations like 922r. The discussion also touches on the historical significance and manufacturing processes of these firearms, highlighting their value and potential for customization.