AK47 Tactical Reload Drills

Published on June 27, 2012
Duration: 2:02

This video demonstrates advanced AK-47 reload techniques, focusing on efficiency and speed for right-handed and left-handed shooters. It covers tactical reloads, fast reloads using different racking methods (over, under, main hand), and an emergency one-handed reload. The content emphasizes fluid weapon manipulation and economy of motion for maintaining combat readiness.

Quick Summary

Master AK-47 reloads with tactical, fast, and one-handed techniques. Learn to retain partially spent magazines for tactical reloads, use over/under/main-hand racking for fast reloads, and practice weak-hand and emergency one-handed drills for combat readiness.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Right-Handed Reloads Intro
  2. 00:13Tactical Reload Demonstration
  3. 00:24Fast Reload - Over Method
  4. 00:38Fast Reload - Under Method
  5. 00:50Fast Reload - Main Hand Method
  6. 00:56Left-Handed / Weak Hand Reloads
  7. 01:22Strong Hand Emergency Reload

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different types of AK-47 reloads demonstrated?

The video shows tactical reloads, where the partially spent magazine is retained, and fast reloads using three racking methods: over the receiver, under the receiver, and with the main hand. It also covers weak-hand and emergency one-handed reloads.

How do you perform a tactical reload on an AK-47?

A tactical reload involves ejecting the partially spent magazine and inserting a fresh one while retaining the old magazine. This method is used to maintain ammunition count and is demonstrated with the AK-47 in the video.

What is the difference between fast reload 'over' and 'under' for an AK-47?

The 'over' method involves the support hand reaching over the top of the receiver to rack the charging handle. The 'under' method uses the support hand reaching beneath the receiver, often keeping the rifle more level during the process.

Can you perform an AK-47 reload with only one hand?

Yes, an emergency one-handed reload drill is demonstrated. This technique uses only the strong hand to manipulate the magazine release and rack the bolt, typically against a holster or belt for leverage.

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