AK Reload on an AR

Published on April 26, 2021
Duration: 0:07

This video demonstrates a non-standard magazine change technique on an AR-15, inspired by AK-47 reloads. The shooter uses a fresh magazine to depress the AR-15's magazine release, ejecting the old magazine, before inserting the new one and chambering a round via the charging handle. This method highlights fluid weapon manipulation and familiarity with alternative tactical procedures.

Quick Summary

This video demonstrates a unique AK-style magazine reload technique adapted for the AR-15 platform. The shooter uses a fresh magazine to depress the AR-15's magazine release, ejecting the spent magazine, before inserting the new one and cycling the charging handle to chamber a round. This highlights fluid weapon manipulation and familiarity with non-standard tactical procedures.

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  1. 00:00AK-Style Reload on AR-15 Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AK-style reload technique demonstrated on an AR-15?

The video shows a shooter using a fresh magazine to strike the AR-15's magazine release, ejecting the spent magazine. The new magazine is then inserted, and the charging handle is pulled to chamber a round.

Is the AK-style reload technique recommended for AR-15s?

While demonstrated as a fluid manipulation technique, it's a non-standard method for the AR-15. Standard AR-15 reloads are generally faster and more intuitive for the platform. This technique highlights adaptability and familiarity with different firearm systems.

What tools are needed for the AK-style AR-15 reload?

You will need an AR-15 platform rifle and a new magazine, preferably a polymer one like a Magpul PMAG, which is shown in the video. Ensure the rifle is unloaded before practice.

What safety precautions should be taken when practicing AR-15 reloads?

Always ensure the firearm is unloaded before practice. Keep ammunition removed from the training area. Maintain strict muzzle discipline, always pointing the firearm in a safe direction, and perform a function check after the reload.

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