Videos tagged with The AK Guy Inc

This review of the Hungarian AMD-65 highlights its historical context as a compact rifle for specialized units, later adopted by the entire Hungarian army. While the 7.62x39mm caliber and short barrel offer manageable recoil for the shooter, the aggressive muzzle brake produces significant concussion and side blast, making it unpleasant for bystanders. Ergonomics are criticized, particularly the wire folding stock's poor cheek weld and the rapid heating of the handguard.

This video tests the feasibility of firing a .50 BMG round from a 12-gauge semi-automatic shotgun. Initial tests show significant energy loss due to a poor gas seal. An enhancement using a 3D-printed sleeve improved the seal and dramatically increased projectile energy, though it caused casing deformation and extraction issues.

This review showcases a custom Saiga-12 shotgun build inspired by Escape From Tarkov, featuring a 20-round MaxRounds drum magazine and a JMac Customs muzzle brake. The video demonstrates its impressive firepower on an outdoor range, comparing real-world handling to the game's mechanics. It highlights specific components like the Kobra red dot and Zenitco foregrip, offering insights into their performance and availability.

This video provides an in-depth update on Brandon Herrera's AK-50 project, detailing the transition from the V2 firing prototype to the upcoming V3 model. Key advancements include a redesigned front trunnion and receiver for enhanced strength, a hinged piston for easier disassembly, and aesthetic updates inspired by other AK platforms. The focus is on overcoming the significant engineering challenges of creating a semi-automatic .50 BMG rifle.

This video reviews memes related to a Capitol protest where participants were suspected of being undercover federal agents due to their uniform appearance. It analyzes 'undercover fed' memes, discusses law enforcement protocol with Donut Operator, and touches on collaborations with Garand Thumb, alongside general firearm memes about suppressors, ballistic gel, and online ammo pricing.

This review delves into the rare Type 1 AK-47, highlighting its historical significance as the original AK variant. Brandon Herrera showcases its unique features, including a stamped receiver, fluted gas piston, and distinct front trunnion, contrasting it with later models like the AKM. The video emphasizes the rifle's rarity and its status as a collectible firearm, offering insights into its early production characteristics.

This video breaks down the implications of the recent Russian ammunition import ban, exploring its impact on the firearm market. Despite the title's suggestion of "The Truth," the description indicates a focus on why the situation might not be as dire as some fear. The content creator, Brandon Herrera of The AK Guy Inc., also uses the platform to promote his entrepreneurial journey and personal ventures, including his AK-50 rifle design and merchandise.

The JTS 12-gauge AK-pattern shotgun is critically reviewed as a budget, unreliable firearm. Despite some AK-like features, it suffers from significant malfunctions like double feeds and magazine seating issues. Internal components, including the bolt carrier and bolt, are crudely machined and cast, indicating low quality. Accuracy is also a major concern, with a substantial point-of-impact shift.

This review showcases an authentic, factory-built Russian RPK-74 in full-auto, differentiating it from semi-auto conversions. Key features include its longer, heavier barrel for sustained fire, integrated bipod, and club-foot stock. The video details internal differences like the telescopic recoil spring and auto sear, essential for full-auto capability. Range testing confirms its role as a Squad Automatic Weapon, effective for suppressive fire.

Brandon Herrera showcases the Barrett M82A1, a semi-automatic .50 BMG anti-materiel rifle designed by Ronnie Barrett. The review details its short recoil operating system, the absence of a gas system, and the robust tri-lug bolt. Demonstrations highlight the extreme terminal ballistics of the .50 BMG round, vaporizing targets. A giveaway featuring an M82A1 and an AK is also announced.

This AK-50 update details the testing of the V2 prototype, focusing on a redesigned bolt with a new cam lug. Despite initial weld failures on round #69 due to high forces, subsequent repairs allowed for successful magazine feeding. Night testing revealed component wear, including a broken firing pin retainer and peening on the cam lug. Future designs will incorporate helical lugs for improved reliability and reduced friction, with the V3 prototype planned to refine aesthetics and manufacturing tolerances.

This video details the 'junkyard prototyping' failures and successes of the AK-50 V2. Key issues included cam groove and lug failures, under-gassed operation requiring port drilling, and magazine disengagement due to recoil. Thermal expansion also caused sluggishness. Redesigned parts with improved geometry and heat treatment are shown for the next iteration.