Videos tagged with Stamped Receiver

Hickok45, a highly authoritative voice in the firearms community, shares his curated AK collection, emphasizing reliability and personal preference. He details his preference for the 7.62x39mm caliber and highlights the distinct advantages of milled receivers, exemplified by the Arsenal SAM7SF, over stamped ones. The guide covers evaluating different AK variants, considering features like folding stocks and bayonets, and the impact of aftermarket modifications like peep sights.

Hickok45, an established firearms expert, showcases his diverse AK-style rifle collection, including rare import models like the Arsenal SGL-20 and Polytech AKS-762 variants. He details specific features such as milled vs. stamped receivers, folding bayonets, and select-fire conversions, highlighting the historical and collectible significance of these firearms.

This video provides an expert comparison of AK rifle variants from Russia, Finland, and Israel, as presented by a recognized subject matter expert in military small arms. The host analyzes the construction, features, and performance of the Russian AK-103 style, the Finnish Valmet M62S, and the Israeli Galil ARM. Ultimately, while acknowledging the superior build quality of the Valmet and Galil over a standard Russian AK, the expert notes the IDF's shift towards the AR-15 platform for its advantages.

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the CBJ-MS submachine gun, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum. It covers removing the bolt carrier group, recoil spring, and stock, emphasizing a simple, robust design derived from Swedish firearms heritage. The process highlights the weapon's stamped stainless steel receiver and its compatibility with accessories like M16 bipods.

This video provides a detailed review of the Century Arms Micro Draco pistol, focusing on its technical specifications, operational features, and historical context. The presenters highlight its compact size, AKM-style stamped receiver, and unique Russian red furniture. They also verify key specs like weight and trigger pull, offering insights into its handling characteristics and origin.

This video announces the inclusion of a new section on semi-automatic Valmet rifles in an upcoming book, funded by a stretch goal. The section will cover a range of models, from early M62 semi-autos to military projects adapted for civilian use like the M71, M82 bullpup, and the M92 (civilian RK95). The author expresses gratitude for community support in reaching this goal and introduces the next stretch goal: spine hubs for the book.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Red Star Ordinance AK-47, a Classic Firearms exclusive manufactured by ISD in Bulgaria. The presenters detail its AKM pattern features, including a 1mm stamped receiver, 14x1 left-handed threading, and red furniture. Technical specifications like weight (6.74 lbs empty, 7.15 lbs with mag), trigger pull (averaging 2.35 lbs), and dimensions are verified. The discussion highlights the rifle's aesthetic appeal, customization potential, and its value as an introductory-priced imported AK.

This guide provides an overview of the Spreewerke VG-2, a late-WWII German bolt-action rifle. Expert Ian McCollum details its Mauser-based action, G43 magazine compatibility, simple safety, rudimentary sights, and stamped receiver construction. The analysis highlights manufacturing shortcuts employed during the war.

This video reviews the new Red Star Ordnance BSR 47, an imported Bulgarian AKM pattern rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm. It highlights the rifle's 1mm stamped receiver, machined trunions, and available furniture options, including Magpul and wood. The review also touches on customization possibilities and the lack of an integrated optic rail, suggesting aftermarket solutions.

This guide details the disassembly of the Gerät 06 prototype, focusing on accessing its gas system. It highlights the use of stamped receivers and a specific disassembly method involving a buttstock pin and pivoting trigger group. The video, presented by Ian McCollum, offers expert insight into late-war German firearm development.

This video discusses the development of German roller-locked select-fire rifles in 8x33mm Kurz, specifically the Gewehr 06 (G06) and Gewehr 06H (G06H). It highlights the use of stamped receivers and developmental magazines, differentiating the G06H by its gas-operated system and distinct handguard.

This review of the Century Arms AP53, an MKE-made HK33 clone in 5.56x45mm, highlights its roller-delayed blowback system and stamped receiver. The video provides a detailed look at its features, including a comparison to AR-15s for recoil, and offers a comprehensive guide to its field stripping and reassembly process, emphasizing the interchangeability of parts with HK components. The reviewer notes its 'budget' appeal compared to original HK33s and discusses potential modifications.