Russian AKMs by Childers Guns!

This guide details the installation and initial test firing of a Diablo Trigger (FRT) in a 1971 Romanian Parts Kit RPK. The video demonstrates a real-world first run, including troubleshooting a minor jam, and concludes with an assessment of the trigger's performance. Instruction comes from an experienced individual familiar with AKM platforms and trigger systems.

This guide details the installation of the Krebs Custom Left-Side Charging Handle Kit for AKM-pattern rifles. The modification is presented as a tool-less, non-permanent, and reversible upgrade, taking approximately 20 seconds. It enhances ergonomics for competitive shooting by allowing faster reloads and malfunction clearing without breaking the firing grip. The kit utilizes a modified WBP Polish bolt carrier designed for thick-stem AKM bolts.

This guide details the installation of WOOX wood furniture, a process suitable for intermediate skill levels. The video highlights new textures and finishes for various platforms including Remington 870, Henry Lever Action, and expands to AK, MP5, and AR platforms. Expert insights cover material quality and aesthetic options.

This guide details the assembly of a custom Polish AKM build, emphasizing the use of original military surplus parts and authentic components. Expert Misha guides viewers through selecting a Childers Guns receiver, an FB Radom barrel, and original laminate wood furniture, highlighting the superior quality and historical accuracy achieved through this 'recycle' philosophy. The process focuses on maintaining the classic AKM aesthetic and functionality.

This video provides a clear, step-by-step tutorial on installing an AK FRT-style trigger. It covers complete disassembly, installation, reassembly, and function checks, emphasizing safe handling and legal compliance. The tutorial aims to be approachable for authorized AK owners and is intended for informational and educational purposes only, explicitly stating no rate-of-fire enhancing techniques or unsafe practices are demonstrated. The video also mentions compatibility with multiple AK platform variants and encourages viewers to subscribe for more content.

This guide details the installation of WOOX furniture on a Centry Arms Avomat Kalashnikova 47 (AKM). The process involves disassembling the firearm to remove the original grip and handguard, then installing the new WOOX components, including the gas tube cover, handguard, and stock. The video suggests the installation can be completed in approximately 45 minutes using basic tools.

This video provides an overview of the CETME 58 rifle, highlighting its historical significance as the predecessor to the HK G3. It details its 7.62x51mm chambering, semi-automatic operation, and distinctive features like the left-hand charging handle and wood stock. The review notes that this specific build by Southern Tactical uses an original parts kit with a new receiver and is designed to accept CETME magazines.

This video reviews the MKE AP5 series pistols, specifically highlighting the new RAL 8000 color variant. The presenter notes that these pistols are imported by Century Arms and manufactured in Turkey, chambered in 9mm. The RAL 8000 color, originally developed by HK for desert environments, is described as a unique tan, brown, and green mix. Key features discussed include the ambi lower receivers (a step up from the basic model), a three-lug front end with threads and a flash hider for suppressor or muzzle device compatibility, and a picatinny rail on the full-size model for brace or stock attachment after NFA approval. Matching magazines are also mentioned.

This video from Atlantic Firearms introduces the Pioneer Arms 'Red Series' AKs as affordable imported alternatives. It details the features of their 7.62x39mm rifles and pistols, including nitride barrels, threaded muzzles, and optic mounting options, highlighting them as entry-level shooters and compact options.

This video introduces the new RS Regulate 85° pistol grips, designed to improve firearm ergonomics. The grips feature an 85° angle relative to the bore axis, offering a more natural and comfortable hold that enhances firearm support. They are available in two distinct textures, Meteor and Replicant, both providing a positive grip, and are constructed from SLS nylon.