I just bought the bft47 by Century Arms and I absolutely love it! And dude I agree with every point you made from safety to respect of the weapon. Great video brother! Take care!
I got numerous AK's and one of my favorites is my Century Arms WASR10 I bought prob 20+ years ago. I chromed and polished the bolt, polished the internals, bleached and cleared coated the stock and forearm blonde. It has really been a fun and dependable unit. I would recommend replacing Shepard's hook with a retaining plate and replace the slant brake which are both easy tasks. Other than that, just keep your pecker hard and your powder dry and the world will continue to turn my brotha!!!
Glad you are in the AK game. Now my suggestion is save your pesos and get a Wasr hermano. Get an import before they go away, american made AKs will never feel or be the same as a imported ak from an Actual military factory. Good luck!!
@@jcbimbo1 I’ll take you up on that offer. I’m fly down 2-3x a year.... I usually stay in Pembroke Pines.... and shoot at Markham Park, but if you know of other outdoor ranges, I’m in. Thanks for the sub!
I have a wasr and im not impressed. Canted front sight, firing pin broke after 700 rounds, and poor rivet job on the bolt carrier. Luckily the trunnions are forged and not cast. I've had 3 different rifle from century and they were all junk. WBP and Zastava are good. If you wanna learn a lot about the akm, buy vickers guide volume 1. Every ak ever made is in that book, and a lot of countries made them. Stay away from American akm's. All junk. Spend the time and do some research...
@@cheekimfbreeki9606 just keep an eye on thing's. Clean it and check head spacing every 400 or so rounds. You can do it without a go and no gauge, just stick a live round in your bolt, stick the bolt in chamber without the carrier, lock in place and see if it wiggles. It should stay tight and in place. If you don't feel confident you can remove the firing pin or make sure the safety is on so you don't accidentally get a discharge. This will save you from buying a gauge. There is a video in you tube on how to do it, hope this helps. Another thing, if stock screws cone loose, take them out and reinstall with wood glue, I did and now they never come loose...
@@CameronCobb vska will do better in the swamp in the snow than a lot of peoples ar 15s and it irritates them so bad… you’ll never stop seeing vska hate and it’s because the vska (lowest quality ak) still outperforms the highest quality ars outside your controlled environments
@@attackferrets AR's are cheaper, lighter, more accurate and versatile, easier to build and maintain and repair/replace parts. AKs only had the edge when compared to the early models of the m16. This isn't the 1960s any more and AR's are the dominate rifle (in the USA). I own an AK but would choose my AR in any combat scenario because of all the advantages I listed.
