Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AK-47 Review

Published on December 15, 2017
Duration: 18:12

This review of the Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AK-47 highlights its US-assembled construction using Hungarian surplus parts kits. The rifle features a 4150 CMV steel barrel with salt bath nitriding for durability and corrosion resistance. Accuracy testing showed a preference for Fiocchi 124-grain ammunition, achieving a 1.5-inch group at 100 yards. The review details the rifle's components, including its Morrisey receiver, reworked Tapco G2 trigger, and compatibility with various AK magazines.

Quick Summary

The Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AK-47 is a US-assembled rifle utilizing Hungarian surplus parts kits. It features a durable 4150 CMV steel barrel with salt bath nitriding and a reliable Morrisey receiver. Accuracy testing showed a preference for Fiocchi 124-grain ammunition, achieving a 1.5-inch group at 100 yards, with zero malfunctions reported over 900 rounds.

Chapters

  1. 00:36Introduction: Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AK-47
  2. 02:02Accuracy Testing Setup
  3. 03:01Shooting Red Army Standard Ammunition
  4. 03:08Shooting Federal American Eagle Ammunition
  5. 03:46Shooting Fiocchi Ammunition
  6. 04:43Accuracy Results Analysis
  7. 05:27Rifle Details: Front to Back
  8. 05:30Muzzle Threads and Devices
  9. 05:55Suppressor Compatibility
  10. 06:20Barrel Material and Finish
  11. 07:06Bayonet Lugs and Compliant Models
  12. 07:26Handguards and Stock
  13. 07:45Rear Sight and Straightness
  14. 08:16Receiver and Scope Rail
  15. 08:57Safety Lever and Rivets
  16. 09:34Receiver Markings and Magazine Fitment
  17. 10:28Disassembly and Internal Components
  18. 10:48Bolt and Carrier Wear Analysis
  19. 11:18Recoil Spring Assembly
  20. 12:08Stock and Furniture Details
  21. 12:25Receiver Compatibility for Aftermarket Stocks
  22. 12:47General Specs and Company Reputation
  23. 13:07Round Count and Malfunctions
  24. 13:24Lee Armory Build Quality and Reputation
  25. 14:13Premium vs. Standard Finish
  26. 14:22Current Pricing and Market Comparison
  27. 15:04US-Made AKs vs. Com-Bloc
  28. 15:23Consumer Decision: Proven vs. Nicer Fit/Finish
  29. 15:47Conclusion and Links

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AK-47?

The Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AK-47 is US-assembled using Hungarian surplus parts kits. It features a 4150 CMV steel barrel with salt bath nitriding, a Morrisey receiver, a reworked Tapco G2 trigger, and Russian surplus furniture. It also has 14x1mm threads for muzzle devices and a scope rail with CNC-drilled holes for better optic alignment.

How does the Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AK-47 perform in terms of accuracy?

Accuracy testing showed varied results depending on ammunition. The rifle performed best with Fiocchi 124-grain ammunition, achieving a 1.5-inch group at 100 yards. Red Army Standard and Federal American Eagle loads produced larger groups, around 4-4.5 inches.

What is the build quality and reliability of the Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AK-47?

The rifle has approximately 900 rounds through it with zero malfunctions reported. The build quality is described as good, with attention to detail on components like the receiver, trigger, and rivets. Lee Armory has a generally positive reputation for build quality among US-assembled AKs.

What ammunition types were tested with the Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AK-47?

The review tested three types of ammunition: Red Army Standard (Russian-made, sealed), Federal American Eagle (brass case, 124-grain), and Fiocchi (brass case, 124-grain). The Fiocchi ammunition yielded the best accuracy results.

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