Heat Torture Test for Troy AK47 / AK74 Rail System

Published on July 3, 2014
Duration: 3:49

This heat torture test evaluates the Troy Industries Short AK Rail System by firing 90 rounds rapidly. Despite extreme heat, the rail remained touchable, especially with rubberized covers. Temperature readings showed the gas block at 325°F, muzzle brake at 400°F, and the railed gas tube at 150°F, indicating effective heat management.

Quick Summary

The Troy Industries Short AK Rail System endured a heat torture test with 90 rapid-fire rounds. Key temperatures recorded were: Gas Block 325°F, Muzzle Brake 400°F, and Railed Gas Tube 150°F. The rail surface remained touchable at around 110°F, especially with rail covers.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Test Setup
  2. 01:00Live Fire Heat Test Begins
  3. 01:50Post-Test Assessment & Temps

Frequently Asked Questions

How hot did the Troy AK rail system get during the heat test?

After firing 90 rounds rapidly, the gas block reached 325°F, the muzzle brake hit 400°F, and the railed gas tube was 150°F. The rail surface itself stayed around 110°F.

Was the Troy AK rail system too hot to touch after the test?

No, the rail remained touchable with bare hands, especially where rubberized rail covers were installed. This indicates good heat dissipation and isolation from the shooter's grip.

What kind of test was performed on the Troy AK rail system?

A heat torture test involving firing 90 rounds of 5.45x39 ammunition in rapid succession. The test aimed to evaluate the rail's heat dissipation and ergonomics under stress.

What ammunition was used in the Troy AK rail heat test?

The test utilized Red Army Standard 5.45x39 ammunition, specifically 60-grain rounds. A total of 90 rounds were fired across three 30-round magazines.

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