Videos tagged with Waffen Werks

This video provides an expert-level review of the VZ. 58 rifle, distinguishing it from AK variants and detailing its unique mechanical features. It also showcases the historical South African Pattern 83 chest rig. The content blends technical firearm analysis with satirical commentary on private military contracting.

This YouTube video showcases footage from a 3-Gun event held at Wolverton Mountain Gun Club on October 26, 2014. Specifically, it highlights Stage 1, described as a "quick-and-dirty" rifle and shotgun stage. The firearms featured are a Waffen Werks AK-74 and a VEPR-12. The video is credited to Jeffersonian 1, who is also noted to have a full description of the event on their page. The background music is provided by the band Primus.

This video provides personal commentary on three common methods for charging an AK-pattern rifle. The presenter uses a Waffen Werks AK-74 and a PAP M92 for demonstration. The focus is on the practical techniques of manipulating the charging handle.

This Shop Talk episode addresses the 7N6 ammunition ban, reassuring viewers that the 5.45x39 caliber remains viable due to ample commercial ammo availability. The discussion highlights the ballistic advantages of 5.45x39 over 7.62x39, including reduced recoil and a flatter trajectory. A Waffen Werks AK-74 with a milled receiver is showcased as a strong option.

The Waffen Werks Milled AK-74 offers a unique combination of a US-made milled receiver with a Bulgarian parts kit, retailing at $999. It features a durable KG Gun Kote finish, a chrome-lined 1:8 twist US barrel, and impressive 2-inch accuracy at 100 yards with iron sights. While it lacks an integrated optics rail, it accepts standard AK-74 magazines and boasts a smooth action characteristic of milled receivers.

This review covers the Waffen Werks AK-74, highlighting its use of ESS US-made chrome-lined barrels with a 1:7.75 twist rate. Accuracy testing from 100 meters showed tight groupings. The video demonstrates field stripping and reassembly, noting the rifle comes with a Tapco magazine but recommends surplus alternatives. Built on Bulgarian kits with a G2 trigger and Gun Kote finish, it's deemed a high-quality, reliable option for its price point.