Inter Ordnance AK47, 1666 RDS Later - Technical Knockout!

Published on July 24, 2016
Duration: 9:13

This comprehensive analysis details the failure points of the Inter Ordnance AK47 after 1666 rounds, as presented by AK Operators Union. The review highlights severe malfunctions, significant POI shifts under heat, and internal component wear, leading to an early test termination due to safety concerns. The expert assessment emphasizes detailed mechanical knowledge and systematic testing, identifying potential material hardness issues as a primary cause of failure.

Quick Summary

The Inter Ordnance AK47 failed critically at 1,666 rounds during an endurance test, exhibiting severe malfunctions like bolt sticking and chamber issues. Significant Point of Impact shifts were observed under heat, and internal components showed excessive wear and deformation, leading to an early test termination due to safety concerns.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Immediate Malfunctions
  2. 00:45Aborting the Test
  3. 01:21Accuracy and Heat Shift
  4. 03:03Cosmetic and Accessory Issues
  5. 04:30Mechanical Sticking
  6. 06:20Internal Wear Analysis
  7. 08:20Final Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the main issues with the Inter Ordnance AK47 during the endurance test?

The Inter Ordnance AK47 experienced severe malfunctions, including the bolt sticking and failure to close. Significant Point of Impact shifts were noted under heat, and internal components showed excessive wear and deformation, leading to the test's early termination.

At what round count did the Inter Ordnance AK47 test fail?

The endurance test for the Inter Ordnance AK47 was aborted at the 1,666-round mark. This decision was made due to severe operational difficulties and significant safety risks that emerged during the testing process.

What internal component issues were identified in the Inter Ordnance AK47?

Internal inspections revealed metal shavings on the dust cover, deformation and wear on the trunnion, bolt carrier, and locking lugs. The bolt carrier was also observed dragging and sticking on the rails near the rear trunnion.

What accuracy problems were observed with the Inter Ordnance AK47?

Testing at 25 yards showed a significant Point of Impact (POI) shift after firing four magazines. The group shifted approximately 2.5 inches vertically and 1.5 inches horizontally, indicating potential issues with barrel stability when heated.

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