Range Day: Christmas Special

Published on December 21, 2015
Duration: 15:06

This Christmas Special Range Day features a diverse collection of firearms, including a custom Definitive Arms VEPR-1V with AR-15 magwell compatibility, an IWI Galil ACE Pistol in 7.62x39mm, a Lee Armory RPK built on a Romanian kit, and a Century Arms CETME with a roller-delayed action. The video highlights both impressive features and manufacturing flaws, offering a critical look at each firearm's performance and build quality.

Quick Summary

The Definitive Arms VEPR-1V features a unique AR-15 magwell adapter for last-round bolt hold open. The IWI Galil ACE Pistol in 7.62x39mm has an improved selector but faced magazine compatibility issues. The Lee Armory RPK uses a Romanian kit and Nodak Spud receiver, while the Century Arms CETME, despite poor welds, has a smooth roller-delayed action.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Travel Recap
  2. 01:28Definitive Arms Custom VEPR-1V Review
  3. 05:44IWI Galil ACE Pistol (7.62x39mm) Range Test
  4. 09:15Lee Armory RPK Build Showcase
  5. 10:53Century Arms CETME Build Quality Critique
  6. 14:03Conclusion & Holiday Wishes

Frequently Asked Questions

What unique feature does the Definitive Arms VEPR-1V offer?

The Definitive Arms VEPR-1V is customized with a proprietary AR-15 magwell adapter that provides a last-round bolt hold open, enhancing its usability and modernizing the VEPR platform.

What issues were encountered with the IWI Galil ACE Pistol?

While the IWI Galil ACE Pistol in 7.62x39mm features an improved selector and smooth trigger, a 75-round drum magazine proved incompatible with its polymer lower receiver.

How is the build quality of the Century Arms CETME described?

The Century Arms CETME is noted for poor build quality, including incomplete welds and dents. However, its roller-delayed action is surprisingly smooth despite the cosmetic flaws.

What are the key components of the Lee Armory RPK?

The Lee Armory RPK is built on a 1964 Romanian parts kit with a Nodak Spud receiver, featuring a US-made nitrided heavy barrel and a Tapco trigger.

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