AK74 Range day: Testing the Tela ammo 5.45x39

Published on February 25, 2024
Duration: 18:40

This video details a range day testing Tela Ammo's 5.45x39 caliber ammunition across three different AK-74 platforms, including a rare Molot RPK-74. The instructor evaluates the ammo's reliability, perceived power charge, and performance in rapid semi-automatic fire, noting potential trigger slap with certain triggers and a hotter charge than expected compared to Tula ammunition. The testing aims to assess the viability of this new import as a potential option for 5.45x39 enthusiasts.

Quick Summary

Tela Ammo 5.45x39 is a lacquer-coated, steel-case ammunition tested for reliability in various AK-74 platforms. It's noted for a hotter powder charge than Tula ammo, potentially causing trigger slap, and costs around $0.70-$1.00 per round. While labeled non-corrosive, early batches may require precautionary cleaning.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: 5.45x39 Ammo Shortage
  2. 00:39Introducing Tela Ammo 5.45x39
  3. 01:15Tela Ammo Specifications: 65 Grain, Non-Corrosive
  4. 01:24Ammo Provided by AK Quality Enforcement
  5. 01:33Lacquer Coated Steel Case Ammunition
  6. 01:58Testing Firearms: AK-74 Variants
  7. 02:09Rare Molot RPK-74 5.45
  8. 02:15Bulgarian 104 Ur Krink
  9. 02:20Custom Bulgarian Virgin Barrel Kit Build AK-74
  10. 03:11Testing Full Length AK-74 with Tela Ammo
  11. 04:00First Shots: Tela Ammo Performance
  12. 04:27Trigger Slap Observation
  13. 05:31Precautionary Water Flush for Corrosivity
  14. 05:45Testing Bulgarian Krink with Tela Ammo
  15. 06:24Keyholing Discussion with Krinkov
  16. 07:37Ammunition Appearance: Tula vs. Tela
  17. 08:02Slow-Motion Footage of 5.45x39 Exit
  18. 08:21Close Range Testing for Keyholing
  19. 08:35Rapid Semi-Auto Fire Test
  20. 09:29Testing Original Barrel Russian Molot Veper 5.45
  21. 09:58Slow Semi-Auto Fire on Veper
  22. 11:53Trigger Slap Revisited on Veper
  23. 12:15Dumping Mags: Full Auto Simulation
  24. 13:26Semi-Auto Firing on Veper
  25. 14:03Fast Semi-Auto Competition
  26. 14:27RPK Testing: Fast Semi-Auto
  27. 15:05Ammo Ran Great: Overall Assessment
  28. 15:14Ammo Complaint: Slightly Overpowered
  29. 15:40Super Semi-Auto on RPK for the First Time
  30. 16:16RPK Full Auto Experience
  31. 16:24Another Long 30 Rounder Test
  32. 16:44Krink Fast Semi-Auto
  33. 16:54Conclusion: Ammo Works, Price is High
  34. 17:06Post-Range Cleaning: Water Flush
  35. 17:13Support the Channel: Third Pin Threads
  36. 17:34Davern Off Chest Rig Giveaway

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of Tela Ammo 5.45x39?

Tela Ammo 5.45x39 costs approximately $0.70 per round when purchased in bulk, such as a 1,500-round case. However, buying it box by box increases the price to about $1.00 per round.

How does Tela Ammo 5.45x39 perform in AK-74 firearms?

Tela Ammo 5.45x39 performed reliably across multiple AK-74 variants with different barrel lengths and gas systems. It's noted to have a hotter powder charge than Tula ammo, potentially causing trigger slap on certain triggers.

Is Tela Ammo 5.45x39 considered corrosive?

While labeled as non-corrosive, there's a mention of potential corrosivity in early batches. As a precaution, firearms were flushed with water after firing to mitigate any risk.

What are the main characteristics of Tela Ammo 5.45x39?

Tela Ammo 5.45x39 is a lacquer-coated, steel-case ammunition. It's described as having a hotter powder charge and is perceived as being slightly overpowered compared to other 5.45x39 options.

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