WASR 10 - Under The Hood (With Dima)!

Published on June 3, 2015
Duration: 6:59

This video provides an in-depth look at the WASR 10 rifle, focusing on its internal components and potential upgrades. It details the 922r compliance parts, field stripping procedures, and common areas for improvement, such as the trigger retention spring and pistol grip nut. The review highlights both the functional aspects of the Romanian-made AK and specific modifications that can enhance its reliability and user experience.

Quick Summary

The WASR 10 rifle features US-made parts like the pistol grip, trigger group, and muzzle brake for 922r compliance. A key upgrade is replacing the trigger retention spring with a plate for better reliability. Matching serial numbers on the bolt and carrier indicate good assembly.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Upgrades
  2. 00:44922r Compliance Parts
  3. 01:21Field Stripping & Bolt Inspection
  4. 02:02Handguards & Gas Tube Removal
  5. 02:56Muzzle Brake & Cleaning Rod
  6. 04:11Trigger Group Upgrade Advice
  7. 05:18Receiver Details & Pistol Grip Nut

Frequently Asked Questions

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

For 922r compliance on the WASR 10, the US-made parts typically include the pistol grip, trigger group (hammer, trigger, disconnector), and the muzzle brake. These parts allow the rifle to be legally configured with certain imported components.

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

A highly recommended and inexpensive upgrade for the WASR 10 is replacing the standard 'paper clip' style trigger retention spring with a more robust retention plate. This significantly improves the reliability of the trigger group components.

How can you assess the assembly quality of a WASR 10?

One indicator of good assembly quality on a WASR 10 is matching serial numbers on the bolt and the bolt carrier group. This suggests a more carefully matched set during manufacturing.

What is notable about the WASR 10 receiver?

The WASR 10 receiver is stamped and notably lacks the traditional dimples found on some AK variants. However, it maintains good magazine fitment due to internal retention plates.

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