Videos tagged with US-Made AK

This review covers the Black Rain Ordinance Freedom Fighter AK, a hyper-modern, US-made milled Type 3 AK. It features advanced controls like ambidextrous safeties and a Glock-style rear sight dovetail, alongside collaborations with industry experts for enhanced performance. The rifle is chambered in 7.62x39 with plans for other calibers and is priced around $2,500-$2,800 MSRP.

This video features a "moondust test" comparing a US-made Palmetto State Armory 103 AK variant against a Russian AK previously tested. The description provides links to the creator's Patreon, Twitter, Rumble, a firearm school, and a discount for Challenge Targets. It also links to the previous video for context. The test aims to evaluate the durability and performance of the US-made AK under adverse conditions, mirroring a prior test on a Russian counterpart.

The Century Arms BFT47 is a 100% US-made AK-47 variant chambered in 7.62x39mm. It features a bulged front trunnion for enhanced durability and uses standard, non-proprietary furniture. Its domestic manufacture ensures it is 922r compliant without needing imported parts.

The Palmetto State Armory GF3 AK-47 offers significant value, outperforming the WASR-10 in build quality and accuracy for a comparable or lower price. Its hammer-forged trunnion, bolt, and carrier, along with a 4150 nitrided barrel, contribute to its reliability and precision. While slightly over-gassed, it accepts a wide range of magazines and ammunition, making it a strong contender in the US-made AK market.

This review of the Arsenal SAS M-7 Classic Under Folder highlights its US-made quality, comparing it to Bulgarian AKs. The instructor demonstrates field stripping, discusses the rifle's features like its machined receiver and blond wood furniture, and provides practical advice on zeroing and sight adjustment tools. The rifle is praised for its build quality and classic aesthetic, with a mention of its MSRP and performance on the range.

This video provides an exclusive first look at Arsenal's new AK-20 rifle, a US-made AK platform designed for enhanced accuracy and modularity. Key innovations include a free-floating handguard, an adjustable gas system with a unique suppressed/subsonic setting, and extensive stock/optic mounting options. The rifle will be available in 7.62x39mm and .50 Beowulf, with a dedicated suppressor also in development.

The Riley Defense RAK-47 is presented as a budget-friendly, US-made AK variant around $600, offering a classic aesthetic. While early models had quality concerns, the company improved by adopting forged trunnions. The rifle features a stamped receiver, 16.25-inch non-chrome lined barrel, and a side optics rail. Initial reliability issues were noted, but it performed well after a break-in period, making it a good value option for collectors or entry-level AK enthusiasts.

This video provides a review of the Palmetto State Armory GF3 AK-47, examining its features such as a hammer-forged bolt, trunnion, and carrier, along with a 4150CMV nitrided barrel. It also highlights the Magpul furniture on this specific version. The reviewer aims to determine if this US-made AK-47 is considered the best or if it falls short. The video description also includes various promotional links for apparel and the reviewer's social media channels.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory PSAK-47 GF3 highlights its value as an American-made AK variant. The rifle features a stamped steel receiver and crucial internal forged components (trunnion, bolt, carrier) for enhanced durability. It demonstrated impressive out-of-the-box reliability by firing 500 rounds without malfunctions, making it a strong contender for those seeking an affordable and dependable AK platform. The review provides insights into its trigger characteristics, accuracy potential, and ergonomic considerations.

The Century Arms VSKA, marketed as an improved US-made AK, exhibits critical safety failures. Both tested rifles failed headspace tests after only 1,500 rounds, with one showing a dangerously loose barrel pin. Despite claims of S7 tool steel, the rifle's durability and manufacturing integrity are severely questioned, making it a potential safety hazard and not recommended over imported AKs.

Jim Fuller details the founding and growth of Rifle Dynamics, emphasizing the challenges of early AK gunsmithing and the evolution of US-made AK platforms. He highlights the importance of quality control during scaling and introduces new 2018 products like an in-house grip and an adjustable gas block with an integrated front sight.

This comprehensive 1000-round review of the Palmetto State Armory PSAK47 Gen 2, led by expert Rob Ski, details its performance and reliability. Despite minor cosmetic QC issues like a muzzle device gap and off-center front sight, the rifle demonstrated impressive accuracy and minimal point of impact shift even after rapid firing and heat buildup. It maintained flawless reliability across various ammunition types and showed good magazine compatibility. Internal component inspection revealed normal wear patterns, indicating solid build quality for a US-made AK.