AK47 Ammo Test Part 1: Golden Tiger, Brown Bear, Red Army Std & M67 (Yugo)

Published on April 30, 2017
Duration: 7:31

This video provides a detailed, data-driven test of various 7.62x39mm ammunition types for AK-47 platforms. Rob Ski, demonstrating high authority and expertise, utilizes a LabRadar Doppler radar to measure muzzle velocity and standard deviation, offering critical insights into ammunition consistency and performance. The analysis highlights Brown Bear as the most consistent performer in this test batch.

Quick Summary

Brown Bear 123gr FMJ 7.62x39mm ammunition was found to be the most consistent performer in the AK Operators Union test, averaging 2262 FPS with a low standard deviation of 16.1 FPS. This consistency is crucial for reliable accuracy with AK-47 platforms.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Methodology
  2. 01:08Environmental Conditions
  3. 01:22Golden Tiger 124gr Test
  4. 03:15Brown Bear 123gr Test
  5. 04:18M67 Yugo Surplus Test
  6. 05:19Red Army Standard 122gr Test
  7. 06:15Summary and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most consistent 7.62x39mm ammunition tested in the AK Operators Union video?

In the AK Operators Union video, Brown Bear 123gr FMJ ammunition was identified as the most consistent performer. It averaged 2262 FPS with a very low standard deviation of 16.1 FPS, indicating reliable and predictable performance.

How does standard deviation (SD) relate to ammunition quality?

A lower standard deviation (SD) in muzzle velocity readings signifies higher quality and more consistent ammunition. It means the velocity of the bullets fired is very similar, leading to more predictable ballistics and accuracy.

What equipment was used to test the AK-47 ammunition?

The AK Operators Union video utilized a LabRadar Doppler radar unit to accurately measure the muzzle velocity of each 7.62x39mm ammunition type tested. This advanced tool provides precise ballistics data.

Which 7.62x39mm ammunition performed poorly in the consistency test?

Red Army Standard 122gr FMJ ammunition showed the poorest consistency in the test, recording the highest standard deviation of 31.5 FPS and a wide extreme spread of 117 FPS, indicating significant variability in performance.

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