SWISS ARMY AK in 7.62x51 - SG 751 SAPR with Mishaco!

Published on June 20, 2021
Duration: 11:22

This review covers the SIG SG 751 SAPR, a 7.62x51mm NATO rifle often configured as a pistol and intended for designated marksman roles. The video highlights its exceptional build quality, AK-like controls, and features like a regulated gas block and cold-weather accessible trigger guard. However, the high price point and the need for additional accessories to make it fully functional as a rifle are noted as significant drawbacks.

Quick Summary

The SIG SG 751 SAPR is a 7.62x51mm NATO rifle designed as a squad designated marksman rifle (DMR). It boasts exceptional Swiss build quality, AK-like controls, and features like a regulated gas block. While accurate with M118LR out to 700 yards, its high price and pistol import status require significant additional investment for full rifle functionality.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction: Swiss Army AK
  2. 00:09Model: SG 751 SAPR
  3. 00:17Caliber: 7.62x51mm NATO
  4. 00:22Intended Role: Squad Designated Marksman Rifle
  5. 00:30Barrel Length: 16 inches
  6. 00:37Rifle Loaned by Misha
  7. 00:47Comparison to 5.6mm Version
  8. 01:26Exceptional Build Quality
  9. 01:56DMR Role Analysis
  10. 02:00Price Point: Over $6,000
  11. 02:28Pistol Form Factor & Accessory Needs
  12. 02:55Flash Hider and Suppressor Potential
  13. 03:39Out-of-Box Readiness
  14. 03:56Accuracy with M80 Ball vs. M118LR
  15. 04:12Performance with M118LR
  16. 04:28Shooting Impressions
  17. 04:44Regulated Gas Block
  18. 04:50AK-Familiar Controls
  19. 05:02Cold Weather Trigger Access
  20. 05:15Ambidextrous Trigger Guard
  21. 05:20Ambidextrous Safety/Fire Controls
  22. 05:31Last Round Bolt Hold Open
  23. 05:34Charging Handle and Bolt Closing Button
  24. 06:06Interesting Package Design
  25. 06:19Ergonomics and Handling
  26. 06:45Well-Cut Firearm
  27. 06:51Wish for Different Import Regulations & Price
  28. 06:57Takedown Pin Mechanism Detail
  29. 07:26Integrated Iron Sights
  30. 07:56Swiss Army Knife Analogy
  31. 08:03Dislike of the Price
  32. 08:09Misha Explains Import Process
  33. 08:16Imported as Pistols
  34. 08:28Original 6.5 Creedmoor Intent
  35. 08:48ATF Approval Delays
  36. 09:01Re-marked as 7.62 NATO
  37. 09:17Unique Batch Characteristics
  38. 09:24Original Configuration: Alloy Lowers, Pistol Grip
  39. 09:33Pistol End Plate
  40. 09:36Legal Stock Installation (Barrel > 16")
  41. 09:5014-inch Version: SBR or Brace Required
  42. 09:59Misha's Eye Condition
  43. 10:22Rifle Capabilities Recap
  44. 10:35DMR Role: Bridging Infantry and Sniper
  45. 10:44Engagement Range: 300-600 meters
  46. 10:51Fully Capable, Price is the Issue
  47. 11:00Conclusion and Thanks

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SIG SG 751 SAPR intended for?

The SIG SG 751 SAPR in 7.62x51mm NATO is designed and interpreted as a squad designated marksman rifle (DMR). Its role is to bridge the gap between standard infantry rifles and sniper rifles, engaging targets typically between 300 and 600 meters.

What are the key features of the SIG SG 751 SAPR?

Key features include exceptional Swiss build quality, AK-familiar controls, a regulated gas block, cold-weather accessible trigger guard, ambidextrous safety selectors, and integrated iron sights. It's often imported as a pistol requiring a stock for rifle configuration.

How does the SIG SG 751 SAPR perform with different ammunition?

The rifle struggles with M80 ball ammunition, showing accuracy over 3 MOA. However, it performs significantly better with M118LR, capable of accurate shots out to 700 yards, making it suitable for its DMR role.

What are the main drawbacks of the SIG SG 751 SAPR?

The primary drawbacks are its extremely high price tag, often exceeding $6,000 USD, and the fact that it's imported as a pistol. This necessitates additional purchases of a stock and potentially other accessories to make it a fully functional rifle, further increasing the overall cost.

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