Bolt cover trick. Disassembled in 1 minute! Field strip for cleaning. Simple explanation of reassembly, you will find useful. Fast AK47 disassembly. AK47 field strip. 7.62×39mm assault rifle.
I haven't been able to get my cover back on for the last 3 weeks. Watched this video and did the push down and forward with both thumbs and it immediately went in. Thank you!
First time Ak owner you have no idea how much anger and frustration I have been going through for the last 20 minuets fighting with my dust cover until I found your video I can not thank you enough for that trick you have defiantly earned a bell and subscriber thank you
Thanks a million. I've had mine for over two years and didn't shoot it because I didn't know how to clean it 🙃 man you made it easy to understand. Thanks!!
For real? I mean, you Americans clean considerably more complicated mechanics than the AK. Kalashnikov is intended to be the easiest possible rifle to maintain in the field, without any tools. Take an advice from an ex-commie countryman. The Kalashnikov rifle, along with most (if not all) Soviet-Russian guns, likes a lot of oil. You can bravely put how much you wish there, it won't be detrimental to the function at all and you will guarantee it will run good for long. Another thing about the receiver cover. In time you will find the proper motion to put it easily. You need to put it firm ahead in its groove, then push it down while holding it forward. In Bulgarian military, and probably in any other Warsaw Pact nation, you simply push the cover into the frontal groove, then smack it with your palm. While this method is a bit too much for me to do on my own rifle, it is the genuine way anyone around here who's old enough to have been drafted in the military places that cover.
I've heard one of the several reasons people love AK's is the easy / tool-less takedown...watching this video I was like WOW - I understand now !! Thanks for sharing.
Two important steps covered here.....pushing the back of the bolt inward before sliding the carrier group back into the receiver.......and pressing down and forward at the same time putting the receiver cover back on. I have cussed and raised hell so many times trying to figure that out. But those steps do indeed make the process a lot easier.
i was bored and took my ak appart for the first time. well, the bolt cartier group didnt want to go in. thankyou for showing me. next time ill watch a video before pushing random buttons 😂
I am absolutely saving this video to my playlist. Somebody I know I'm not going to say on this platform owns that exact variant of the AK. And I told him I would learn how to field strip and clean it and then we would do it together so that he would know how to do it as well. And this is probably the most straightforward and right to the point video. And I thank you a million! #2A
I struggled as well with replacing the receiver cover. Although your method did not necessarily help me it led me to figure out the workings of the mechanical locking mechanism so I am able to consistently put it back together now. Thanks so much.
@@anankekashada1991 just googled it and realized that it's a British English word (English is a second language to me ,and growing up I saw taught British English)
It was worth it just to see the trick of using both of your thumbs and pushing the dust cover in an angular direction towards the breach part of the rifle.
Nice lookin AK u got there. I don’t own one yet but I’ve been lookin at the arsenal Sam 7SF-84 for a few years now lol yeah it’s expensive but it’s the one I would love to have one day! Great field strip video! 👍
Thank you so much for that tutorial on how to do the breakdown to clean the rifle. I just purchased a Vishka ak 47 And so far I really like it. I'm tempted to add a scope or red dot sight. Mine does not have the Picatinny Rail though. Any suggestions?
Oi mate... Great field strip and give your cat an "I love you baby" from me will ya? Subbing to this channel in the hope that you play with your AK in the range. Gotta own one, a shame that I haven't owned one yet.
Nice video real simple rugged, probably a great bug out weapon, I would much rather have My M-14 I qualified on at PI. Thanks for posting subbed -PawPaw
