AK47 Ammo Test Part 1: Golden Tiger, Brown Bear, Red Army Std & M67 (Yugo)

Published on April 30, 2017
Duration: 7:31

This expert-level analysis from AK Operators Union, Local 47-74, details a rigorous 7.62x39mm ammunition test using a LabRadar Doppler radar. Rob Ski, demonstrating high authority, provides precise muzzle velocity and standard deviation data for Golden Tiger, Brown Bear, Red Army Standard, and Yugo M67 surplus ammunition, highlighting consistency as a key performance indicator.

Quick Summary

In an expert AK-47 ammunition test by AK Operators Union, Local 47-74, Brown Bear 123gr FMJ emerged as the most consistent performer with a low standard deviation of 16.1 FPS. This consistency is crucial for reliable performance at various ranges.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Methodology
  2. 01:08Environmental Conditions
  3. 01:22Golden Tiger 124gr Test
  4. 03:15Brown Bear 123gr Test
  5. 04:18M67 Yugo Surplus Test
  6. 05:19Red Army Standard 122gr Test
  7. 06:15Summary and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best performing 7.62x39mm ammunition based on consistency in the AK Operators Union test?

In the AK Operators Union's ammunition test, Brown Bear 123gr FMJ was identified as the most consistent performer. It achieved a very low standard deviation of 16.1 FPS, indicating reliable and predictable performance.

How does standard deviation relate to ammunition quality in AK-47 testing?

A lower standard deviation (SD) in muzzle velocity indicates higher quality and more consistent ammunition. This means the rounds are fired with similar energy and predictability, crucial for accuracy at range.

What were the muzzle velocities and standard deviations for the tested 7.62x39mm ammunition?

Golden Tiger averaged 2312 FPS (SD 25.6), Brown Bear averaged 2262 FPS (SD 16.1), Yugo M67 averaged 2304 FPS (SD 19.6), and Red Army Standard averaged 2305 FPS (SD 31.5).

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