How to use an AK-47 in under 60 seconds part 2! (BRRRT MODE)

Published on January 15, 2024
Duration: 0:29

This guide details the technique for engaging in full-auto fire with an AK-47, often referred to as 'BRRRT MODE'. It covers understanding the safety selector, proper loading, charging, and firing sequences, emphasizing control during rapid fire. Instruction is provided by Gunghis, a firearms enthusiast and content creator, demonstrating safe handling and operational knowledge of the AK-47's fire control group.

Quick Summary

Learn to safely operate an AK-47 in full-auto 'BRRRT MODE'. This technique involves understanding the safety selector's full-auto position, proper loading and charging, and maintaining a firm grip and stable stance to control muzzle rise during rapid fire. Always ensure the safety is engaged when not actively firing.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to BRRRT Mode
  2. 00:03Safety Selector Explanation
  3. 00:13Full-Auto Live Fire Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 'BRRRT MODE' on an AK-47?

'BRRRT MODE' is a term for the full-automatic firing capability of an AK-47. It refers to the rapid, continuous firing sequence achieved when the trigger is held down and the rifle is set to its automatic fire setting.

How do you engage full-auto fire on an AK-47?

To engage full-auto fire on an AK-47, you must first ensure the rifle is designed for it and legally transferable. Then, place the safety selector lever into the designated full-auto position, typically a middle setting, before firing.

What are the key safety considerations for full-auto fire?

Safety is paramount. Always maintain a firm grip and stable stance to control muzzle rise. Keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction, finger off the trigger until ready to fire, and immediately engage the safety selector after firing.

What type of magazine is shown for the AK-47?

The video shows a distinctive yellow 'banana' themed magazine being inserted into the AK-47. This style is commonly associated with AK-47 platforms and typically holds 30 rounds.

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