C39 Century Arms ( fixed )

Published on August 30, 2014
Duration: 8:32

This video details the repair and range testing of a Century Arms C39 AK-47 that experienced a broken spring assembly. John Hickok demonstrates the fix using a replacement part from Century Arms and evaluates the rifle's performance, including rapid fire sequences. The discussion touches on AK vs. AR platform merits and the importance of enjoying shooting.

Quick Summary

The C39 Century Arms AK-47 was repaired using a new spring assembly provided by Century Arms after the original broke. Range testing confirmed the fix, demonstrating the rifle's functionality during rapid fire sequences.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Repair
  2. 00:59Durability Concerns
  3. 01:46Range Testing Begins
  4. 02:28AK vs AR Debate
  5. 04:16Shooting Philosophy
  6. 05:51Rapid Fire & Ergonomics
  7. 07:47Final Performance Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the issue with the C39 Century Arms AK-47?

The C39 Century Arms AK-47 experienced a failure with its original spring assembly, which broke and rendered the rifle inoperable. Century Arms provided a replacement part to fix the issue.

How was the C39 Century Arms AK-47 repaired?

The rifle was repaired by replacing the broken spring assembly with a new one provided by Century Arms. This involved disassembling the relevant parts and installing the new component.

What are the key features of the Century Arms C39?

The Century Arms C39 is an AK-47 variant chambered in 7.62x39mm, featuring a milled receiver, a 16.5-inch barrel, and typically a 30-round capacity. It weighs approximately 8.2 lbs.

What is John Hickok's opinion on the AK vs. AR debate?

John Hickok believes both the AK and AR platforms have their merits. He emphasizes that mechanical failures can happen to any firearm, regardless of its design quality or platform.

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