Brilliant review. Once I started watching I had to carry on, listening to every bit. This was just right, not overbearing at all, smooth voice, grounded and excellent information.
small correction at 11:45, they used 4.5mm hinge pins until swapping to the 100 series where they changed to 5.5mm hinge pins. EDIT: worth noting that 5.5mm triangle stocks were made by russia but those were developed for the bizon/vityaz and not the old ak74
AK-103 all day long, love the looks. Fantastic video by the way, it's super helpful for AK noobs like myself to have a seasoned expert walk through AK history and see correct examples of the different variants. I'd love to see a full AK history video!
Love videos like this, we get to see more of your collection and learn even more about the ak / akm. Thanks Klayco! Edited to add, I never owned an ak pattern rifle until I found your channel a little over a year ago. Now my Zastava M70 is my favorite rifle.
Now working on the modifications, love the look of the one you did on the channel. Currently tuning fixed triangle stock, folders were OOS when I was looking, different furniture, and running different steel mags painted for effect. Can’t wait to get ahold of a few Bakelite mags though it will just complete the look.
great video always wondered how they changed and found your video was a informative but still for people who just know enough about guns in general. thx alot!
Thanks for the history lesson. I first became aware of the AKs in the late 1960s. I was drafted into the Army in 1968 and when I arrived in South Vietnam, the terminology of the AK47 changed. We had captured weapons and the Army referred to these AKs as Chicoms or AK56. I remember the AK56 had milled receivers plus a spike bayonet. It wasn't until about 10 or 15 years ago that I discovered while reading some history books about the war, the reason the Army referred to these AKs as a AK 56. The Communist Chinese received a license to manufacture the Russian AKs in 1956 from Russia. Again, Great video.
Great video! Love the information! I have a customized PSAK-103! I'm loving it! Jim Fuller and family are personal friends, so I have the AK ROCKSTAR, as a teacher!
Thanks for what you do! When AR guys ask me why I dig AKs so much, I send them to your channel. This overview video is just what the doctor ordered. Thanks!
Im glad i finally came across a KUSA 103. Just finished giving it the full makeover internal/external tacticool and it feels great. Love the 103. Now to get one of those rare 103 mags
You gave me a better understanding of my hybrid century... Slant brake, 45° gas block with the sling loop, stamped receiver with the optic mount😅 16-in mid weight chrome lined barrel, Magpul furniture, smooth dust cover, with double link action spring... 🇺🇲AK-47
I have a 10/63 wasr 1971 underfolder, a 1966 polish akm, and a 1960 type 3 polish build. Only draw backs are the underfolder barrel is not cold hammer forged and the type 3 does not have a chrome lined barrel. I do appreciate the fact that all the rifles are in the vickers guide to Kalashnikov volume one. Love that book, if your serious about ak's you need that. It's your bible to everything Kalashnikov...
I only have one, it’s an AMD65, far as I can tell it’s a really nice one. Never given me an ounce of trouble. Hopefully I’ll be able to get another AK at some point. Mine has the original 12 inch barrel with the 4 inch brake pined to it. I’m proud to have it!!
@@jerodTSI yea I traded a pretty decent 6.5 Creed chassis rifle to get this one about 2 years ago, haven’t seen another one available anywhere since.. I did put a small rail under mine so I could change the front grip. Still got the original one, just wanted something different
@@joehuff4025 Indeed, it was my 3rd AK variation but I had never seen the gas block and and front hand guard like that and immediately wanted it.$500 and close to 2000rds thru it flawlessly.looked on gunbroker for a few and they have skyrocketed lately.
Allways good to review the basics and history. Hard to say , i do have a variant of all three. Guess the first AK i bought SAM7 has to be it. Heavy, but Smoooth and she pertty too. ALG trig is in there, gonna add new ALG rod spring, and ALG hammer spring to refresh. I hope you and your buds/associates do a vid on just AK mags. Maybe Top 3 mags, a shit mag list, and maybe US mags. A whole world in it self. ✌🏻
I remember a lot of people back in the day saying that milled AKs are superior to stamped AKs, which is mostly false. With the milled AK-47s, Russia noticed that full auto fire was not that controllable and the rifles tended to climb. To combat this they gave the AKM a stock that has less drop, the lower handguard a palm swell to add some grip, and they gave it a muzzle brake. Even with semi-auto civilian versions you will notice that your follow up shots are quicker with a AKM compared to milled AK-47s. One of the only advantages to a milled AK-47 is that the rigid receiver tends to lead to slightly better accuracy but often this aspect is exaggerated. The other advantage is that milled AK-47s tend to be sexy as hell. The smooth lower handguard, lack of rivets, and overall cleaner look is known to make a grown man act up.
Still not seen anyone in the west get their hands on the AKV-521 yet. Would love to kusa selling them in the US and see how it stacks up against the 100 series, AK12, Galil ect. Excellent presentation, lots of info, thanks.
I somehow managed to get a ban compliant 7.62 Saiga almost a decade ago, Russian made in 2009. Looks like a 103 with the threads ground off the front sight, the bayonet lugs not machined, and no folding stock. I love that rifle, but... I think my quintessential 7.62 AK would be an ISIS Special; classic AKM rifle with a folding wire stock, slant break, and with plenty of wear. My first rifle was a cheap WASR and the look just stuck for me. My 103 is a joy to shoot but being the gun nerd I am I know it shouldn't have the wood furniture I have on it. If it wasn't a legal headache I'd absolutely convert my 103 to a 104. That's my SBR of choice, mix some old wood with modern lower handguard and optic... Maybe if I move out of the ban state I'm in I'll give it some more consideration, no flashhider on a 12.5" barrel and having to notify the ATF weeks in advance if I go shooting over state lines (which I do half the time) are just too much of a dealbreaker. For now she's my AWB spite-gun that people can't believe is legal.
I bought a PSA AK 103 years ago on an impulse buy that I still regret till this day. Never had any problems with it, I just wish I would’ve bought the folding stock version instead of the fixed stock version. I would have to say that my favorite AK’s that I own are my Wasr10 and my Yugo M70AB2 underfolder. Good video!👍
The fixed stock version is much better. The stocks can get flimsy and loose on the foldable ones, especially from PSA. They are not high quality like the Russian ones.
I can’t pick really. I’m just collecting because I like different styles and flavors from different country’s. I would take any of my AK’s into a self defense situation though, over any of my other platforms. I don’t have a 103 yet, but it’s in the rotation after a Polish and a Yugo for guns I want to add to my collection.
So why did they have the presence of mind to thread the barrels for a muzzle device on the type 3s only to offset that by placing a thread protector on them?
Same reason the stg44 was that they. They expected to update them and eventually use BFAs, flash hiders, ie polish did that, Breaks, suppressors. They simply didn't execute those plans on the old guns
7.62 103 and a Polish milled AK. -The 103 is everything I want in an AK and is significantly lighter than the Polish milled. Just weighed the 104- it's a 1/4 lb. lighter than the Polish milled gun, with a light, red dot, and sling installed. -The Polish milled is smoother. -The 103 folding stock has its uses.
I Don't know what my two are. Well the one I bought was a century arms probably 15 years ago. It came with a Tapco trigger that's great. I replaced all the wood with all Tapco Furniture. Including a folding stock, Streamlight TLR 1 HL and an expensive scope, Blue force gear sling and and a ITAC for grip. AK's will blow apart cheap lights and optics. I learned that the expensive way. I understand the ballistics of the 762x36 round so I know my limits. Up to 400 yards I'm Dead On. I do know there from 2 different countries.
If I had to choose one true AK variant it would probably be an AK74 folder with side rail for scope. If I'm confined to what's currently offered on the U.S. market right now though, definitely going with VZ 58 or Galil Ace gen 2. Only "AK" type rifles worth anything near what's being asked currently. Sad times.
I still love my SLR-107F, would love to get into an AK-74 clone. But sadly, most people never got into the 5.45 so the market/ammo-availability just never got with that program here in the US... Having shot a number of full auto rifles, the AK-74 is the best. IMHO, beats the socks off an AR/M4.
Thanks Clay for the history lesson! I have now learned that my two Mak90 rifles are just AK47/AKM bastard child rifles front sling swivels, vent holes on gas tube.1.5mil receivers. Guess china wanted AKM but didn’t want to pay Russia for rights…. They have the smoothest triggers. Still want a 5.56 ak and someday may sell one to get one on trade.
hey klay your opinion whats the best active muzzle device for flash and recoil on 12.5' barrel akm x39, i figure you got the experience so i listen,thanks bro
Klayco47!! Please please respond! I’m looking into building an AK-104 clone from my Arsenal SLR-107r just waiting on tax stamp to SBR it. My question is what builder do you suggest. I’ve been looking at M-13 industries but my goal would be for it to be made by Jim Fuller at Fuller phoenix Any other AK builders/gunsmiths you recommend ? Huge fan by the way been watching your stuff since you started. Your the reason I got a Draco😊. Any advice helps
So the ak103 have a thiner barrel then a akm. Have you ever had heat shift issues? I asked because at the gun range saw a 103 after a little while of shooting he was missing the steel.
There is an interesting parallel between the development of Soviet AKs and Soviet T-54/55s series of tanks. Where early T-54s also went through three initial phases with T-54 model 1947 like Type 1 AK-47 T-54 model 1949 like Type 2 AK-47 T-54 model 1951 like Type 3 AK-47 And finally all that led into a standardised Ultimate T-54 the T-55 mirroring AK-47s evolution into AKM. Both AKM and T-55 would be main soviet tank and rifle for the 1950s and 60s and both served well into 1980s in secondary role. And both would be often misidentified with their respective older designation and original design. To this day most people do not recognise AK-47s from AKMs and T-54s from T-55s.
Peak AK for me would be an AK-104 with either a Sureshot chassis or Zenitco rails. That's what I would grab if you were throwing me into a warzone in either the middle east or Africa.
I still have my 104FR and it’s less recoil than any 5.56 I’ve ever shot plus mags are 5x lighter than AR mags. Only draw back is 5.45 heats up quicker then 7.62
I will give props to KUSA for making clone correct rifles vs PSA. PSA gets props too but they put their own flavor to it and it is not clone correct. I need a saiga or a KR103 lol
I'd take an AKM all day long. I prefer the 100 series but a vintage AKM is totally acceptable. I also like the AK-74 and its 5.45 round but it just never took off here in the States, so ammo availability is sus and that keeps it from being #1 (imho)
I have an Izzy reweld that’s the top prize of my collection but by numbers alone that Chinese “junk” takes first place. As long as imports are around I’ll choose them over other options
Brilliant review. Once I started watching I had to carry on, listening to every bit. This was just right, not overbearing at all, smooth voice, grounded and excellent information.
small correction at 11:45, they used 4.5mm hinge pins until swapping to the 100 series where they changed to 5.5mm hinge pins.
EDIT: worth noting that 5.5mm triangle stocks were made by russia but those were developed for the bizon/vityaz and not the old ak74
AK-103 all day long, love the looks. Fantastic video by the way, it's super helpful for AK noobs like myself to have a seasoned expert walk through AK history and see correct examples of the different variants. I'd love to see a full AK history video!
100 series all day. I have a 102 and a 105 clone, love them both.
Do a Chinese AK history viedo! They have some cool history and are super high quality firearms
I love my norinco nhm91 (RPK)!
Michaco already has tons of videos on that subject and goes far more in-depth than Klay would.
@equinsuocha8905 Yeah Misha is your guy
Mmmmmay let's go
Not high quality.
My Norinco Mac90 with updated furniture was always my favorite AK . Personally never shot one nicer.
Great overview Klayco!
Love videos like this, we get to see more of your collection and learn even more about the ak / akm. Thanks Klayco!
Edited to add, I never owned an ak pattern rifle until I found your channel a little over a year ago. Now my Zastava M70 is my favorite rifle.
Now working on the modifications, love the look of the one you did on the channel. Currently tuning fixed triangle stock, folders were OOS when I was looking, different furniture, and running different steel mags painted for effect. Can’t wait to get ahold of a few Bakelite mags though it will just complete the look.
The way that thumbnail perfectly fades into the video was awesome
great video always wondered how they changed and found your video was a informative but still for people who just know enough about guns in general. thx alot!
Thanks for the history lesson. I first became aware of the AKs in the late 1960s. I was drafted into the Army in 1968 and when I arrived in South Vietnam, the terminology of the AK47 changed. We had captured weapons and the Army referred to these AKs as Chicoms or AK56. I remember the AK56 had milled receivers plus a spike bayonet. It wasn't until about 10 or 15 years ago that I discovered while reading some history books about the war, the reason the Army referred to these AKs as a AK 56. The Communist Chinese received a license to manufacture the Russian AKs in 1956 from Russia. Again, Great video.
Can’t wait to see more of the 21-94.
Wow that is the second or third video in all these tears that is real clear to understand over the ak47 akm ak74 differences
Very well done !!! Your old vintage intro music theme would of been good for this topic 😉
Great video! Love the information! I have a customized PSAK-103! I'm loving it! Jim Fuller and family are personal friends, so I have the AK ROCKSTAR, as a teacher!
Thanks for what you do! When AR guys ask me why I dig AKs so much, I send them to your channel. This overview video is just what the doctor ordered. Thanks!
That Arsenal SGL 21-94 is the Crème de la crème
I've been a subscriber for years and this one is pretty high up there. I like how you did that. Keep doing it
Great info just subscribed to the channel I’m a huge Ak fan & I want to soak up as much knowledge as I can keep up the great videos
Im glad i finally came across a KUSA 103. Just finished giving it the full makeover internal/external tacticool and it feels great. Love the 103. Now to get one of those rare 103 mags
I really enjoyed this style of video from you.
103 fa sho, excited for the 103 vid! i really enjoyed this ak history walkthrough
Correct me if I am wrong but the akm and ak74 have slightly different bolts as well the extractor is different and the geometry on the trunnions.
Well yeah because 5.45 is a much smaller diameter than 7.62. Common sense
Do a yugo one next! Great video man big fan
You gave me a better understanding of my hybrid century... Slant brake, 45° gas block with the sling loop, stamped receiver with the optic mount😅 16-in mid weight chrome lined barrel, Magpul furniture, smooth dust cover, with double link action spring... 🇺🇲AK-47
Always a good day when klay drop
Awesome video man! Never knew the difference before this video.
Love ya Klay thanks for the shooting tips.
Need more videos like this!
Brilliant video young Man 👍
I have a 10/63 wasr 1971 underfolder, a 1966 polish akm, and a 1960 type 3 polish build. Only draw backs are the underfolder barrel is not cold hammer forged and the type 3 does not have a chrome lined barrel. I do appreciate the fact that all the rifles are in the vickers guide to Kalashnikov volume one. Love that book, if your serious about ak's you need that. It's your bible to everything Kalashnikov...
Very informative video, thanks!
Kewl comparisons my man, learned a bit thx
I have a russian 1968 AKM so I would like a 103. I learned a lot from you Klayco. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge
question, i have a romanian 1959 model AKM, do you know what updates/improvements were made between my variant and your '68?
I only have one, it’s an AMD65, far as I can tell it’s a really nice one. Never given me an ounce of trouble. Hopefully I’ll be able to get another AK at some point. Mine has the original 12 inch barrel with the 4 inch brake pined to it. I’m proud to have it!!
Those are hard to come by now.
Hungarian made and I loved how unique they are because of the brake,hand guard and that folder.There keepers.have had mine close to a decade.
@@jerodTSI yea I traded a pretty decent 6.5 Creed chassis rifle to get this one about 2 years ago, haven’t seen another one available anywhere since.. I did put a small rail under mine so I could change the front grip. Still got the original one, just wanted something different
@@joehuff4025 Indeed, it was my 3rd AK variation but I had never seen the gas block and and front hand guard like that and immediately wanted it.$500 and close to 2000rds thru it flawlessly.looked on gunbroker for a few and they have skyrocketed lately.
65 Mustang, 72 240Z, Posche 356, 67 Camaro.... and classic AKM.... good day
I love my Arsenal SGL-21. One of my best purchases.
AK is love, AK is life.
One more video ak barrel test and test between 90 and 45 degree
I have (built) a Russian type 3 with laminate furniture.
It's the crown jewel of my collection.
It's the Cadillac of AK's.
100%
Always loved the 103. Favorite variant. And ribbed 103 mag is peak aesthetic ✅
Allways good to review the basics and history. Hard to say , i do have a variant of all three. Guess the first AK i bought SAM7 has to be it. Heavy, but Smoooth and she pertty too. ALG trig is in there, gonna add new ALG rod spring, and ALG hammer spring to refresh. I hope you and your buds/associates do a vid on just AK mags. Maybe Top 3 mags, a shit mag list, and maybe US mags. A whole world in it self. ✌🏻
Keep up the good work!!!
Good video. Keep going with this stuff. It's a lot of info to cover, but differences in a country's manufacturing would be cool.
Great info! 🤝
I remember a lot of people back in the day saying that milled AKs are superior to stamped AKs, which is mostly false. With the milled AK-47s, Russia noticed that full auto fire was not that controllable and the rifles tended to climb. To combat this they gave the AKM a stock that has less drop, the lower handguard a palm swell to add some grip, and they gave it a muzzle brake. Even with semi-auto civilian versions you will notice that your follow up shots are quicker with a AKM compared to milled AK-47s. One of the only advantages to a milled AK-47 is that the rigid receiver tends to lead to slightly better accuracy but often this aspect is exaggerated. The other advantage is that milled AK-47s tend to be sexy as hell. The smooth lower handguard, lack of rivets, and overall cleaner look is known to make a grown man act up.
Not that it matters to most of us, but Battlefield Vegas finds stamped receivers eventually start cracking, and milled just keeps going.
@@timewave02012 your right. They do have better long term durability with high round counts. I forgot to mention that.
Still not seen anyone in the west get their hands on the AKV-521 yet. Would love to kusa selling them in the US and see how it stacks up against the 100 series, AK12, Galil ect. Excellent presentation, lots of info, thanks.
I really hope kusa would succeed because of my memories of when they were just importers giving us nice guns.
Can you do a video on the different symbols, markings, rivets, etc to identify different AK variants.
Mishaco is your guy
@@KLAYCO47 good point.
Killer gen change vid. And yes id go with the 103
new threads, plus my 25round Magazine
I somehow managed to get a ban compliant 7.62 Saiga almost a decade ago, Russian made in 2009. Looks like a 103 with the threads ground off the front sight, the bayonet lugs not machined, and no folding stock. I love that rifle, but...
I think my quintessential 7.62 AK would be an ISIS Special; classic AKM rifle with a folding wire stock, slant break, and with plenty of wear. My first rifle was a cheap WASR and the look just stuck for me. My 103 is a joy to shoot but being the gun nerd I am I know it shouldn't have the wood furniture I have on it.
If it wasn't a legal headache I'd absolutely convert my 103 to a 104. That's my SBR of choice, mix some old wood with modern lower handguard and optic... Maybe if I move out of the ban state I'm in I'll give it some more consideration, no flashhider on a 12.5" barrel and having to notify the ATF weeks in advance if I go shooting over state lines (which I do half the time) are just too much of a dealbreaker. For now she's my AWB spite-gun that people can't believe is legal.
Did you have your Arsenal SGL-21 refinished. The gloss looks good.
I bought a PSA AK 103 years ago on an impulse buy that I still regret till this day. Never had any problems with it, I just wish I would’ve bought the folding stock version instead of the fixed stock version. I would have to say that my favorite AK’s that I own are my Wasr10 and my Yugo M70AB2 underfolder. Good video!👍
The fixed stock version is much better. The stocks can get flimsy and loose on the foldable ones, especially from PSA. They are not high quality like the Russian ones.
@@LosDoyerss true! I like the triangle folders. I wish I would’ve bought that one instead.
I love my M70-AB2, I just wish it wasn't so freak'in heavy... about 12 pounds fully loaded. Makes my 10lb. AR seem like a breeze, though lol!
Thanks for making this video,! And would pick a 103 7.62
Thank you for that hat sir
I can’t pick really. I’m just collecting because I like different styles and flavors from different country’s. I would take any of my AK’s into a self defense situation though, over any of my other platforms. I don’t have a 103 yet, but it’s in the rotation after a Polish and a Yugo for guns I want to add to my collection.
Definitely do a Yugo Pattern Video.
That would be so sick!
So why did they have the presence of mind to thread the barrels for a muzzle device on the type 3s only to offset that by placing a thread protector on them?
Same reason the stg44 was that they. They expected to update them and eventually use BFAs, flash hiders, ie polish did that, Breaks, suppressors. They simply didn't execute those plans on the old guns
Your opinions on AK-12s would make shotgun lovers around the world rejoice
AK104 or 204. 7.62 really shines in that short package.
7.62 103 and a Polish milled AK.
-The 103 is everything I want in an AK and is significantly lighter than the Polish milled. Just weighed the 104- it's a 1/4 lb. lighter than the Polish milled gun, with a light, red dot, and sling installed.
-The Polish milled is smoother.
-The 103 folding stock has its uses.
Good idea for a new video ..!
My primo ak is my khyber copy. Akm with a triangle folder. Best looking ak by far!
I Don't know what my two are. Well the one I bought was a century arms probably 15 years ago. It came with a Tapco trigger that's great. I replaced all the wood with all Tapco Furniture. Including a folding stock, Streamlight TLR 1 HL and an expensive scope, Blue force gear sling and and a ITAC for grip. AK's will blow apart cheap lights and optics. I learned that the expensive way. I understand the ballistics of the 762x36 round so I know my limits. Up to 400 yards I'm Dead On. I do know there from 2 different countries.
Very interesting brother!
really wish the AK100 series furniture was available- that Arsenal AK103 wouldve been gnarly with the railed polymer handguards
If I had to choose one true AK variant it would probably be an AK74 folder with side rail for scope. If I'm confined to what's currently offered on the U.S. market right now though, definitely going with VZ 58 or Galil Ace gen 2. Only "AK" type rifles worth anything near what's being asked currently. Sad times.
When are we gonna get a Lethal Weapons video?
We have it ready to go. We will post it eventually.
My man... Super excited to see that@@KLAYCO47
My favorite part of The Weekend 😌
I still love my SLR-107F, would love to get into an AK-74 clone. But sadly, most people never got into the 5.45 so the market/ammo-availability just never got with that program here in the US... Having shot a number of full auto rifles, the AK-74 is the best. IMHO, beats the socks off an AR/M4.
Thanks Clay for the history lesson! I have now learned that my two Mak90 rifles are just AK47/AKM bastard child rifles front sling swivels, vent holes on gas tube.1.5mil receivers. Guess china wanted AKM but didn’t want to pay Russia for rights…. They have the smoothest triggers. Still want a 5.56 ak and someday may sell one to get one on trade.
Milled wood, stamped wood,and stamped true black.
I think im looking forward to Mike's AK
hey klay your opinion whats the best active muzzle device for flash and recoil on 12.5' barrel akm x39, i figure you got the experience so i listen,thanks bro
@2:57, you said they make a receiver on a lathe. Did you mean CNC machine?
Meant to say a milling machine
Klayco47!! Please please respond! I’m looking into building an AK-104 clone from my Arsenal SLR-107r just waiting on tax stamp to SBR it. My question is what builder do you suggest. I’ve been looking at M-13 industries but my goal would be for it to be made by Jim Fuller at Fuller phoenix Any other AK builders/gunsmiths you recommend ? Huge fan by the way been watching your stuff since you started. Your the reason I got a Draco😊. Any advice helps
Sure man. Check out my "Top 5 ak gunsmiths" video. I list all of the smiths I have used that I would trust.
@@KLAYCO47 than you much. Will definitely be checking that out. Thanks again and keep up the great work!
So the ak103 have a thiner barrel then a akm. Have you ever had heat shift issues? I asked because at the gun range saw a 103 after a little while of shooting he was missing the steel.
Who made it?
@@KLAYCO47 guy said saiga
Я люблю АК-103! Да Детка Да!!! Ну конечно первый АК-47 красивая тоже.
There is an interesting parallel between the development of Soviet AKs and Soviet T-54/55s series of tanks. Where early T-54s also went through three initial phases with
T-54 model 1947 like Type 1 AK-47
T-54 model 1949 like Type 2 AK-47
T-54 model 1951 like Type 3 AK-47
And finally all that led into a standardised Ultimate T-54 the T-55 mirroring AK-47s evolution into AKM. Both AKM and T-55 would be main soviet tank and rifle for the 1950s and 60s and both served well into 1980s in secondary role. And both would be often misidentified with their respective older designation and original design. To this day most people do not recognise AK-47s from AKMs and T-54s from T-55s.
What would the sam7sf fall under?
A lil type 3, a lil 100 series and alot of its own thing.
@@KLAYCO47 its a shooter ill say that much. Got a doe with it last year
Chinese spiker Type 56 Milled Receiver would be my choice for 100% primetime Kalashnikov.
Own all...love all
Now do 556
Peak AK for me would be an AK-104 with either a Sureshot chassis or Zenitco rails. That's what I would grab if you were throwing me into a warzone in either the middle east or Africa.
I would choose 103 or zastava best bang for your buck
103 please! So when should I look for it in the mail?😂😅😊
Excellent ' 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
I still have my 104FR and it’s less recoil than any 5.56 I’ve ever shot plus mags are 5x lighter than AR mags. Only draw back is 5.45 heats up quicker then 7.62
I will give props to KUSA for making clone correct rifles vs PSA. PSA gets props too but they put their own flavor to it and it is not clone correct. I need a saiga or a KR103 lol
Id do a lot of things in this world to own a saiga 103 like this one in the video
12:57 not sure about that, i have saiga 103 and i have fixed stock
Yeah lots of Civilian models have fixed stocks.
my man really forgot about yugoslavia? your really gonna do the Serbs dirty like that bro .. 😆 great vid bud, just bustin balls
Milled Ak the best Ak
I'd take an AKM all day long. I prefer the 100 series but a vintage AKM is totally acceptable. I also like the AK-74 and its 5.45 round but it just never took off here in the States, so ammo availability is sus and that keeps it from being #1 (imho)
Love my Vepr its the best.
You are so right.
I have an Izzy reweld that’s the top prize of my collection but by numbers alone that Chinese “junk” takes first place. As long as imports are around I’ll choose them over other options
As far as what AK I would choose?… ALL THE AK’S!
When you do a Yugo video, make sure and shout Jae out since he loves Yugos more than anything 💅
I learned everything I know about Yugo's from him.
@@KLAYCO47 don't say that 😂
@@KLAYCO47 I mean do. Do say that ✅😂
Mmmkayyyy let's go!
Slab magazine was for type 1 not for type 3