Videos tagged with Wolf Polyformance

This video features a ballistic gel test of Silver Bear and Wolf Polyformance 7.62x39mm ammunition, specifically hollow point rounds. The test is conducted using a Palmetto State Armory AK-47 (PSAK47 GF3). The video aims to compare the performance of these steel-cased ammunition types in a common AK-47 platform. It emphasizes that all shooting is done on a private range under controlled conditions and is not an advertisement for firearms or ammunition sales.

This review of the Riley Defense RAK74-P AK-74 in 5.45x39mm highlights its US-produced components and quality build. The presenter, with prior positive experiences with Riley Defense, praises the rifle's heat-treated receiver, chrome-lined barrel, forged trunion, bolt, and carrier, and a machined scope rail. He notes excellent fit and finish, particularly the rivets, and a true sight line. The rifle demonstrated reliability with various ammunition types, including challenging 55-grain hollow points, and offered exceptionally low recoil, making it a pleasure to shoot.

This review of the PSA AK-P GF3 pistol focuses on its accuracy and shooting characteristics at 50 yards with a 1-4x optic. The reviewer found the accuracy acceptable for an AK pistol, estimating it around 4 MOA for 10-shot groups shot by two individuals. They noted a single malfunction with older Wolf Polyformance ammunition and discussed muzzle flash with Russian ammunition, attributing it to incomplete powder burn in the shorter barrel.

This guide details a practical test to debunk the myth that steel-cased ammunition causes brass-cased ammunition to stick in a handgun's chamber. Following the methodology of Military Arms Channel, it involves firing a significant quantity of steel-cased rounds followed immediately by brass-cased rounds in an uncleaned firearm. The test demonstrates that for handguns like the CZ P-07, this common internet rumor is unfounded, highlighting the importance of verifying information from reliable sources.

This range report focuses on testing different types of Wolf ammunition in a CZ 527 Carbine chambered in 7.62x39mm. The presenter found that Wolf Polyformance 123-grain Full Metal Jacket ammunition produced the best groups, achieving under 1.6 inches at 100 yards. Standard Wolf Performance lacquered steel case ammunition performed less impressively, with groups opening up to over 2.2 inches.

This comprehensive review of the Palmetto State Armory AK47 Gen 2 details the results of a 2,000-round durability test. The video covers cosmetic modifications, extreme stress tests including drops onto concrete and magazine dumps, and a thorough internal inspection. The reviewer assesses accuracy with Wolf Polyformance ammunition and provides insights into the rifle's performance and potential areas for improvement by the manufacturer.