WASR 10 - Under The Hood (With Dima)!

Published on June 3, 2015
Duration: 6:59

This guide details the field stripping and inspection process for a WASR 10 rifle, as demonstrated by Rob Ski and Dima. It covers the complete disassembly of the rifle into its major components, highlighting key areas for inspection such as the bolt face, receiver markings, and compliance parts. The video emphasizes understanding the rifle's construction for maintenance and potential upgrades.

Quick Summary

The WASR 10 is a Romanian-made AK rifle that requires specific US-made parts for 922r compliance, including the pistol grip, trigger group, and muzzle brake. Field stripping involves removing the dust cover, recoil spring, bolt carrier group, gas tube, handguards, muzzle device, and trigger group. A common upgrade is replacing the trigger retention spring with a more reliable plate.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Upgrades
  2. 00:44Basic Configuration and Compliance
  3. 01:21Field Stripping and Internal Inspection
  4. 02:02Handguards and Gas Tube
  5. 02:56Muzzle and Cleaning Rod
  6. 04:11Trigger Group Disassembly
  7. 05:18Receiver Details and Pistol Grip Nut

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key components for 922r compliance on a WASR 10?

For 922r compliance, the WASR 10 typically includes US-made parts such as the pistol grip (often marked with a 'C'), the trigger group, and the muzzle brake. These parts help meet federal regulations for imported semi-automatic rifles.

How do you field strip a WASR 10?

Field stripping involves removing the dust cover, recoil spring, bolt carrier group, gas tube, upper and lower handguards, muzzle device, and trigger group. The process is demonstrated in detail in the video.

What is a common upgrade recommended for the WASR 10 trigger group?

A common and recommended upgrade for the WASR 10 trigger group is replacing the standard 'paper clip' style retention spring with a more robust and reliable retention plate for better security.

What does 'cold hammer forged' mean for a WASR 10 barrel?

A cold hammer forged barrel, like the one on the WASR 10, is manufactured using a process that shapes the barrel through hammering. This method enhances the barrel's durability, strength, and potential for accuracy.

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