A True Classic - Arsenal SAS M-7 Classic Under Folder

Published on April 12, 2020
Duration: 13:38

This guide details the field stripping process for the Arsenal SAS M-7 Classic Under Folder, a US-made AK variant chambered in 7.62x39. It covers removing the top cover, recoil spring, and bolt carrier group, as well as attaching a classic AK-style sling. The process is demonstrated by an expert instructor, emphasizing the quality of the US-made components and comparing them to Bulgarian imports.

Quick Summary

The Arsenal SAS M-7 Classic Under Folder is a US-made AK variant in 7.62x39, featuring a machined receiver, blonde wood furniture, and a classic downward-angled underfolder stock with an MSRP of $1999. It demonstrated good accuracy at 200 yards. Zeroing is done via the front sight: push left for left impact, screw up for high impact.

Chapters

  1. 00:10Intro & Rifle Overview
  2. 00:42Rifle Comparison
  3. 00:58Zeroing an AK Overview
  4. 01:25Ammunition Used
  5. 02:27SAS M-7 Classic Features
  6. 03:57SAM-7 UF Comparison Details
  7. 04:50Stock Design Philosophy
  8. 05:44AK Front Sight Zeroing
  9. 06:44Recommended Sight Tool
  10. 09:10Disassembly & Internals
  11. 11:17Sling & Final Assessment
  12. 12:37Price, Performance & Support

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Arsenal SAS M-7 Classic Under Folder?

The Arsenal SAS M-7 Classic Under Folder, made in the USA, features a machined receiver, a 45-degree gas block, blonde wood furniture, and a classic downward-angled underfolding stock. It is chambered in 7.62x39 and has an MSRP around $1999.

How do you zero an AK rifle's front sight?

AK front sight zeroing involves adjusting the front sight post. To move the point of impact left, push the front sight to the left. To move the point of impact higher, screw the front sight post upwards. The rear sight is primarily for range selection.

What ammunition is recommended for the Arsenal SAS M-7 Classic?

Federal American Eagle 7.62x39 ammunition, featuring a 124-grain standard lead core with a copper jacket, is used and noted as non-corrosive. This ammunition is suitable for the rifle's performance.

What is the difference between the Arsenal SAS M-7 Classic and the SAM-7 UF?

The SAS M-7 Classic has a US-made machined receiver, blonde wood furniture, and a classic downward-angled underfolder. The SAM-7 UF, often Bulgarian-made, features a machined receiver, polymer furniture, and a straight-back underfolder stock, which may offer better recoil mitigation.

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