Videos tagged with Izhmash

This video showcases the Izhmash Saiga hunting rifle originating from Russia. It features shooting footage of the semi-automatic rifle, which is capable of holding 20 rounds in its magazine. The description emphasizes that the video is for informational purposes, filmed safely at a private gun range, and highlights the rifle's unmodified semi-automatic hunting configuration. The content aims to inform viewers about the firearm and encourage responsible shooting practices.

This video features a POV firing session of a 1969 Izhmash AKM. The description highlights it's a Russian AKM parts kit and includes hashtags for popular gaming contexts. The uploader encourages viewer engagement with likes and subscriptions.

This YouTube video discusses the pricing of the AK 103 firearm. The creator poses a question to the audience about whether they believe the price is fair, inviting engagement and discussion in the comments. The description also promotes the creator's apparel store, website for recommended products, and various social media platforms, including links to a podcast. Affiliate links for Amazon purchases are also included, along with a disclaimer about the content being for educational and entertainment purposes and the creator not being a gunsmith or firearm seller.

This YouTube video focuses on the Saiga-12 shotgun, as indicated by the title. While the description is empty, the title strongly suggests the content will revolve around this specific firearm. Potential topics include its features, performance at the range, or a general overview. Given the nature of the Saiga-12, it's likely to appeal to firearm enthusiasts interested in semi-automatic shotguns, potentially for sport shooting or tactical applications.

This video showcases the final form of a FullerPHX '88 Izhmash AKs-74n build. The title implies a custom firearm project, likely involving modifications or assembly of an Izhmash AK-74 variant. The focus is on the completed build, suggesting a visual presentation of the firearm's aesthetics and potentially its functional aspects as part of a custom gunsmithing project.

This YouTube video, "The Fuller Phoenix Izhmash AK-74 Build Part 2," is the second installment of a custom firearm build series. While the video description explicitly states that no firearms are sold and all activities are conducted on a closed range under supervision for review and entertainment purposes, it directly references the Izhmash AK-74. The description also includes links to a podcast, the creator's social media, and music credits. The disclaimer emphasizes that the content is for documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes only, and warns against attempting any acts depicted without professional guidance, reiterating that no firearms or prohibited accessories are sold.

This video provides an in-depth look at the AK 103, highlighting it as the final 7.62x39mm rifle designed by Mikhail Kalashnikov. The content emphasizes that the AK 103 is a significant advancement beyond the AKM, detailing its importance to Izhmash and its commercial success. The review features Russian small arms expert Vladimir Onokoy, discussing the rifle's legendary durability. It also references an extensive 50,000-round endurance test, comparisons to Saiga conversions, and trials by the Pakistan Armed Forces. The video also briefly touches upon new AK 103 variants from PSA and Kalashnikov USA showcased at SHOT Show 2020. Contact information for conversions and support links for the channel are provided.

This video tests the practical accuracy of a "AK-Niner" rifle, conceptually based on the Spetsnaz AK102, at distances up to 500 yards. The rifle, identified as a Russian Saiga 5.56 from Izhmash/Kalashnikov Concern, is shot with Fiocchi 55-grain ball ammunition. The test uses an Aimpoint Patrol Rifle Optic (PRO) red dot sight, with shots segmented in 50-yard increments from 150 to 500 yards. The description also promotes a newsletter signup, a discount for Slate Black Industries MLOK accessories, and a Patreon support link. The video highlights specific gear used and provides distance conversions to meters.

This YouTube video features Phuc Long showcasing a suppressed Izhmash 7-2 Biathlon rifle chambered in .22LR. The description highlights the specific firearm and its caliber, suggesting a focus on the rifle's performance and features, particularly with the addition of a suppressor. The content appears to be a demonstration or informal review of this particular firearm.

This video offers an in-depth, no-frills review of the Saiga .308 rifle, focusing on its 7.62x51mm chambering and its potential for various uses including defense, hunting, and general enjoyment. The review covers the stock configuration, 922r compliance, design, materials, ergonomics, track record, reliability, barrel length, magazines, accessories, accuracy, weight, and value. It highlights the IZHMASH AK pedigree and positions the Saiga .308 as a harder-hitting AK variant, especially when paired with functional magazines. The video contrasts the current market value with its past affordability, concluding it remains a worthwhile firearm despite increased prices.

This video review by Nutnfancy focuses on the Arsenal SGL21 and SGL31 rifles, hailing them as the "AK Gold Standard." The reviewer details their adherence to Russian military specifications, high-quality components, and overall value. He highlights features like cold hammer-forged barrels, AK-74 muzzle brakes, and factory optics rails. Extensive range and tactical testing confirmed reliability and accuracy, with the SGL31 showing slightly better precision. The reviewer also discusses recommended accessories like Bulgarian Circle 10 magazines and the Tapco T6 stock set, concluding that these Arsenals offer excellent combat capability and value for enthusiasts.