“Gun Mag Warehouse” 5.56 Ak mags work flawlessly. A tiny bit of light filling to the back just below the rear feed lips and they lock and unlock in my Z-M85 smoothly.
@robertpaulson39359 күн бұрын
Beryl master race
@HaiNguyen-ii6bx11 күн бұрын
Remember the Israeli Galil in 5.56 ???
@Nathan-zw7nq12 күн бұрын
Cartridges with straighter walls feed more reliably than those with aggressive tapers. Where in the world did anybody come to this opinion, that 7.62x39 feeds more reliably?! The French learned this in WW1 and switched from 8mm Lebel to 7.5 French, a straight wall bottle neck cartridge. We in America learned this in the Spanish American War and the Philippine “Insurrection,” switching from .30-40 Krag to .30-06 (yes I know it was actually .30-03 but the only tangible difference between the two is the bullet shape and weight. The cases are rather interchangeable). The Soviets learned this and switched from 7.62x39 to 5.45x39 which has a less aggressive taper than 7.62x39. Jeez, people are stupid.
@alanmcnew537613 күн бұрын
They are awesome. Only AR-15 fuds say otherwise.
@mattmorrison937915 күн бұрын
Russia made saigas and veprs in 223 ,556, and they work just fine.
@robertpetersen770116 күн бұрын
Good video i just think its the mag thing people use the wrong mags
@biffphuddle658117 күн бұрын
Depends on the ammo
@BullMooseFox18 күн бұрын
I love my JAKL. It's very 5.56 AKish but way more comfortable ergonomically. I like it more than my AR. I was an Army guy though so I like the controls feeling very close to the AR. Edit: After reading the comments another point for my JAKL. No magazine issues. All STANAG mags work great. Another pro is that I don't look like a bad guy.
@Ideo7Z19 күн бұрын
AKs in 5.56 are a great platform in the US. The problem is dometic products aren't good and the ones being sold that are high quality are stupid expensive. Polish, Bulgarian, Chinese, Yugo and Russian/Ukrainian AKs with universal magazine compatibility would be awesome to have but 922r compliance and additional executive orders issued since make that a non starter. One would hope Trump being back would reverse those executive orders but I don't think that's going to happen anytime soon.
@danielaramburo764819 күн бұрын
My works perfectly fine. Maybe if you buy an Ak from a garbage manufacturer, then you might problems.
@AlexandrKarmanov-uv5bp19 күн бұрын
Got m90, just as reliable as any other quality rifle. Wish it was shorter…
@Thechameleonofall8 күн бұрын
Get an M85
@johnthomson237720 күн бұрын
5.56 AKs aren't bad, it's just that many are made by PSA or otherwise hard to find. *At least ones that are built to Russian AKM/AK74(M) spec
@Integritys_Sum20 күн бұрын
Yes. 7.62 is the only respectable cartridge. next video.
@0Asterite021 күн бұрын
Your logic is bad. the ak74 was essentially rebuilt and tested thoroughly for 5.45, and the 5.45 cartridge was designed for an ak style of feeding. most 5.56 AKs are akm conversions and commercial productions
@theAKGeek21 күн бұрын
@@0Asterite0 then by your logic the Polish tantal and the Romanian AIMS 74 can't be reliable because they are mostly AKMs reworked to take 5.45. Every AK derivative (since 1959), regardless of caliber, is an AKM conversion in one way or another. As long as the rifle has had adequate r&d, it should work fine, regardless of what it's chambered in.
@0Asterite021 күн бұрын
@@theAKGeek the tantal is reverse engineered from a sample 74 my guy. want to know the main upgrade the 74 did? move the barrel forward for more reliable feeding from a longer oal cartridge
@bermudezhg22 күн бұрын
WHAT A LOAD OF BULLSHIT LL
@chadwickhorne386922 күн бұрын
762 tru. NYET!!!!! 556 meh ar shit lol
@swempley22 күн бұрын
I had a Galil Ace gen2 in 5.56. It didn't like the federal 223 I fed it. Multiple failures to feed. Multiple rounds forced into the casing, smashed between the bolt and the feed ramp. I suspected this was caused by the magpul AR-15 magazine, instead of a rock & lock style magazine, in conjunction with the AK style feed ramp. Along with the fact the 5.56 has a far less aggressive taper than 5.45 or 7.62. I eventually sold that rifle and bought a Galil in 5.45 and it works fine.
@rusty9027223 күн бұрын
I've run a 556 Poly-tech RPK since 1988. Never a jam or other issue.
@sinclairedistephano707524 күн бұрын
It's the best...
@Nperez198624 күн бұрын
To save everyone...SHORT ANSWER: NO, they ARE reliable...as long as you don't buy American made AKs like Palmetto State 5.56 AKs...get a YUGO/Serbian...they won't fail
@YepTriedToTellYou26 күн бұрын
All AK’s are a no go. Accuracy beyond 100 meters is abysmal. It’s a metal grinder.
@kuroneko971026 күн бұрын
They are reliable but less effective in combat than modern assault rifles.
@justinhoward613526 күн бұрын
I have ar’s , ak’s , the only ak ive ever had jam on the range was a zavasta 556 , numerous ar jams/issues . but my 7.62 ak’s have never jammed. I think the poster is correct, there are reliable ak style 556 rifles , but at the end of the day just being honest, i never have issues with my ak’s in 7.62 and they shoot garbage steel cased .
@christhemonkey786727 күн бұрын
As an owner of both a 556 Ak and an AR. I believe the reasoning why you want an AK over an AR is what matters more than the caliber itself.
@UHOH330027 күн бұрын
idk where this myth that 7.62x39 was hard to get started, it’s still cheaper per round than 5.56, and 5.45 is now coming back down in price too. Honestly, can’t see a reason to use 5.56, it’s worse than both of them.
@michaelmcatee22127 күн бұрын
All of these concerns would be relevant in a homebrew conversion, not a factory produced and tested product.
@johnnail53227 күн бұрын
They now are the p09 compact
@azalkathegunpowderdragon943927 күн бұрын
I have a mini and full size beryl, and a sam 5. Only had a few malfunctions due to a few issues. 1. 545 conversions that were over loaded, they start to have issues getting the butt of the round all the way up after 28 rounds. 2. Under gassed when messing with kns. 3. Zastava spec being different. Otherwise they work fine with polish and bulgarian spec mags without issues.
@Nobody0311927 күн бұрын
Unreliable? I dont know. But why not just use an ar chambered in 5.56? It seems ridiculous to use a clunky ak platform to shoot 5.56, but to each their own.
@CZ75A2228 күн бұрын
The one gripe is that 556 AKs were developed in a mishmash of political situations, and can have mag compatibility issues, since they weren't designed around a single spec standard.
@TheJoeml8528 күн бұрын
There’s a few countries that have 556 ak that they used in combat liek the m90 and the beryl 556
@randyhavard608428 күн бұрын
It has nothing to do with the cartridge, some manufacturers of the AK produce less reliable rifles than others
@swempley22 күн бұрын
True. Go to any AK competition and see who's having issues with their guns. It's not the guys running 7.62 and 5.45.
@randyhavard608422 күн бұрын
@swempley there really is nothing like 50 years of government-backed development
@romeosgenericchannel397128 күн бұрын
proof too on my channel js Ive had nothing but good times and good luck with mini beryl , and sam5 thousands upon thousands of rounds down range not a single malfunction to this day in YEARS of me owning and shooting them 😊 as well as using 74 mags with 556 followers, working very well too js
@swempley22 күн бұрын
You can do that? 😮
@geobac875028 күн бұрын
I got a romanian 5.45 in my 3 "trips" to Afg. It was very good weapon!!!!
@dmitrykarkov474729 күн бұрын
I love AKs but I own ARs
@laynelg876229 күн бұрын
I think there's two separate points to be made here can 5.56 AK's be reliable? sure but most of the commercially available one's in the US aren't and it isn't just the magazines for some reason they break firring pins every few thousand rounds and stuck cases are common.
@swempley22 күн бұрын
I can find AKM and 74 mags in stores. 3 years ago I saw a new M90 for sale and they had a bunch of mags for it. Never seen 5.56 ak mags since then.
@bfarrellmcbeth29 күн бұрын
I’ve never had an issue with my Z-PAP 85.
@heavychevy74329 күн бұрын
I have a m90 and I love it haven’t had any issues out of it. I’ve actually had more issues out of my ar15!
@nilsmartschin59329 күн бұрын
Waffenmüll trotz Kanalsperre englischer 👎👎👎👎💩💩😡😡😡🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️ Mega Scheiße jeden Tag
@Jrh-rp7np29 күн бұрын
I’ve used a Beryl 556 and it’s a great weapon.. I mean the Polish military have used them since what 1996
@Sinisterkid5R429 күн бұрын
IMO 556 Aks started to get a bad rap for reliability because for a long while the only ones you could get were prone to issues unrelated to the round itself. PSA's and Pioneer's current offerings don't help the perception either. -SLR 106's had tolerance stacking issues around the mag catch and feed ramps. -Saigas and VEPRs were at the mercy of the gunsmith or homebrewer who unsporterized them. -Kit builds and/or 5.45 to 5.56 conversions were held back by bad builders. -Old Yugos that took AR mags had cruddy plastic magwells. -Norinco 84s was hated as a Chinese rifle right up until they became desirable as $3K collector piece. All of this and there wasn't enough demand until recently to incentivize most companies to make a rifle that wasn't crap. 7.62 was always so cheap no one gave a shit the 556's didn't run. Look how the tables have turned.
@frankdamsy971529 күн бұрын
This right here
@swempley22 күн бұрын
I don't recommend PSA AK's. It's such a shame KUSA went out of business.
@sakota79Ай бұрын
I was in Serbian army ..1+16 years. Our riffles in both calibers worked fine.
@danielaramburo764819 күн бұрын
Yugoslavia!!!
@luciankristov6436Ай бұрын
Ive built 3 556 AKs and they run just like my 7.62x39 AKs. I cant stand the gun cult called a community. All garage with 90% having zero experience with what they criticize
@swempley22 күн бұрын
I would trust a 5.56 AK built by a random stranger before buying one built in a factory. Just sayin
@WaRLocK2204Ай бұрын
no one says this
@epicfortnitekid853629 күн бұрын
M26 lemon grenade does and goes on his whole “dont use ammo in guns they werent designed for” as if the first AR’s werent in 7.62 and the first AKs had 5.45
@iplaypaintballalotАй бұрын
Am I nuts or do 5.56 ak’s heat up way faster than 7.62 and 5.45 ak’s? Mine feel like they do
@mr.rosarioshistoryvlog930326 күн бұрын
I agree they get so hot
@Se7enBeatleofDoomАй бұрын
If 556 AKs are good enough for MGS4. They are good enough for me.
@matteoorlandi856Ай бұрын
my norinco 84 never failed me, for what it's worth.
@rmichaelzachary8574Ай бұрын
5.56N is an anemic cartridge and so is 5.45. Gasing is the issue. Get an adjustable piston and use something like IMI ammo and you won't have issues. 5.56N is just lame, and those people who run 5.56N AKs are thumb over bore metrosexual clowns usually. People ignorant of such things as FPE over distance believing magic bullet theories...
@jellyfrosh9102Ай бұрын
1300 FPE is anemic but 1450-1500 from 762x39 isn't? Magical
@rmichaelzachary8574Ай бұрын
@jellyfrosh9102 Yeah 1300 FPE at the muzzle with a .224 hole gets under 1000 FPE by 100M and hovers at 800FPE at 150M and is below 700FPE at 200M. 1400 FPE muzzle with a .310 hole is over 1000 FPE at 100M, is over 1000 FPE at 150M, is at 1000 FPE at 200M. Now a .224 hole is the size of a .22 caliber pellet. A .310 hole is the size of #1 buckshot. The .310 bullet has higher sectional density and greater mass, ballistically making it superior and more lethal. When you learn something about ballistics then the curtain of ignorance is lifted and you no longer call the obvious "magical."
@rmichaelzachary8574Ай бұрын
@@jellyfrosh9102 Because a .22 Hornet was never as lethal or as effective as a .30-30. The "magic" of ballistics. What a thought.
@rmichaelzachary8574Ай бұрын
@@jellyfrosh9102 Go back to first person shooter video games and paintball. Have a nice life.
@jellyfrosh910229 күн бұрын
@@rmichaelzachary8574 There's a couple million dead Vietnamese, Iraqis, Afghanis, and otherwise that would disagree with 5.56 being weak. 7.62x39 sucks ass after 250-300m as well, it might be more powerful but it loses accuracy and velocity so fast good luck hitting shit with it that isn't a still target. M16 with an ACOG beats the AK every single time and real world combat has shown that.