Videos tagged with Weapon Genetics

This video showcases a unique AK variant, dubbed the "Khyber Pass AK: The Dolly Parton" by Weapon Genetics. The description includes links to the creators' merchandise store and social media profiles on Instagram and Facebook, indicating a focus on brand building and community engagement alongside firearm content. The title suggests a potentially custom or heavily modified AK platform, implying a discussion of its origins, features, or performance.

This review explores a custom 7.62x39mm Ruger American rifle, nicknamed the 'Russkiy Ruger,' modified to accept standard AK magazines via an Occam Defense adapter. Custom work by Weapon Genetics includes barrel chopping and AK-style sights. Testing shows minimal velocity loss with shorter barrels and reliable performance in competitive shooting.

This video features an interview with Weapon Genetics discussing their AK building process, presumably in Texas. The description also promotes merchandise from Third Pin Threads, tickets for Kalash Bash 2024, and encourages viewers to follow them on Instagram and Facebook. Music is provided by White Bat Audio.

This YouTube video is a live stream featuring Mike Mihalski of Sons of Liberty Gunworks and Cody Harris of Weapon Genetics. The description encourages pre-registration for tickets to an event and promotes merchandise from Third Pin Threads. It also directs viewers to subscribe to the Khyber Customs YouTube channel and offers a discount code for Slate Black Industries products. The video likely discusses firearms, potentially showcasing or reviewing products from the mentioned companies and brands.

This YouTube video focuses on identifying the top 5 gunsmiths for custom AK builds. It lists and provides Instagram links for several prominent AK customizers, including CW Gunwerks, Halcyon Defense, Iron Curtain Customs, Lee Armory, M13 Industries, Weapon Genetics, and MK3 Firearms. The video also promotes merchandise from the creator's website and offers a discount code for Slate Black Industries products. This content is aimed at AK enthusiasts looking to personalize their firearms and highlights reputable sources for custom work.

This review compares the Zastava ZPAP commercial AK variant with a military-grade M70. Key differences include the ZPAP's chrome-lined barrel and side rail for optics, versus the M70's robust construction, grenade launching capabilities, and authentic military markings. Both rifles are noted for their 1.5mm receivers and bulged RPK-style trunnions, highlighting the 'built like a tank' reputation of Yugo AKs.