At work, I am often asked which AK is the best, and which someone should buy. In this video, I compare 3 general classes/types of semi-AK models, comparing each and giving my 2 cents as to their Pros & Cons. Please keep in mind, these are just my opinions, so feel free to disagree. Heck, sometimes I even disagree with myself!
The first class of AK is the foreign built import. These are manufactured overseas in factories that were originally setup during the Cold War. So the rifles are usually built with old Soviet tooling and to Russian specs (for better or worse).
As an example, we have the Bulgarian Arsenal SAM7UF.
The second AK class is the kit build. These guns are assembled here in the USA using a mix of original military surplus parts, and several newly made American ones. Normally, the receiver and barrel and trigger group are US, with the rest being from demilled full-auto AK assault rifles.
Our example is a East German MPI-KM parts kit on a Nodak Spud receiver.
The final class is the '100% US Made' AK, which as the name says consists of rifles built entirely here from factory new parts.
For an example of this type, we have the Century Arms C39v2 Sporter.
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13 июл 2017
