Videos tagged with RAS 47

This YouTube video provides a review of the RAS 47 AK Pistol, manufactured in the USA by Century Arms. The description highlights the use of Red Army Standard Ammo and mentions SB Tactical Braces. The video encourages viewers to support the creator through Patreon and purchase merchandise. It also promotes NRA membership and asks for likes and subscriptions for more gun reviews. The creator, Sootch00, shares their social media links for Instagram and Facebook.

This video focuses on the initial testing phase of the RAS-47 rifle, with the creator emphasizing a "different" approach to the evaluation. The description highlights VSO Gun Channel's role as an educational resource and a contract lab for testing and development, clarifying that they do not sell or promote firearms. The channel's commitment to objective content, including negative aspects, and responsible gun ownership is stressed. The video likely showcases the beginning of a comprehensive review or endurance test of the RAS-47.

This video features an accuracy test of the Century Arms C39V2 rifle utilizing the RS Regulate AK-309 lower mount. The reviewer demonstrates the performance of the rifle with this specific mounting system and an attached Primary Arms 1-6x optic with a 7.62x39 reticle. The description also lists various affiliate links for the reviewed gear, related accessories, and the creator's merchandise.

This video from AK Operators Union Local 4774 provides a long-term evaluation of the RAS 47 firearm after approximately 3500 rounds fired. Due to YouTube's updated policies regarding firearm content, direct links have been removed, but a link to a page containing setup and other relevant links is provided. The video likely delves into the reliability, durability, and overall performance of the RAS 47 over an extended period of use, offering insights to viewers interested in AK-platform rifles and firearms testing.

This video is an update on the long-term performance of the Century Arms C39V2 rifle after several thousand rounds. The creator aims to compare its durability to the Century Arms RAS-47, referencing another reviewer's findings. The description also includes a disclaimer that the firearm is experiencing issues and a link to a follow-up video detailing these problems, indicating a negative turn in the gun's performance.

This YouTube video, titled "RAS 47 1500rds Later - Mortal Combat!", appears to be a long-term review or endurance test of the RAS 47 firearm. The title suggests a significant round count has been fired, implying durability and performance under stress. The description mentions YouTube's new anti-gun policies leading to the removal of direct links, directing viewers to an external website for setup links and a Patreon page. This indicates a focus on firearms content creation and community building within the constraints of platform policies.

This video focuses on a long-term test of the RAS 47 rifle, with the title indicating it has endured 1000 rounds. The description mentions YouTube's "new anti gun polices" leading to removed links, and provides a link to the "AK Operators Union Local 4774" website for further information and links, including their Patreon page. The content appears to be a review or endurance test of the firearm.

This YouTube video features a range test of the RAS 47 rifle, indicated by the title "RAS 47 500rds Down - First Blood!". The description notes that external links have been removed due to YouTube's new policies, directing viewers to a separate webpage for setup links and promoting their Patreon page. The video likely showcases the performance and reliability of the RAS 47 after firing 500 rounds, implying a "first blood" or initial testing scenario.

This video features a review of the Century Arms RAS-47 rifle by Fun Gun Reviews. The rifle boasts a USA-made build, with every component, pin, and spring manufactured in the United States. It is presented with a Nitride finish and blonde wood furniture and comes with two Magpul AK magazines. The review is presented by Sootch00, who also shares his social media links and mentions music used in the video.