Khyber Pass Handmade Bolt Action AK Lookalike

[@vpj1985]

I'm pretty sure that Ian's microphone was also made at the Khyber Pass.

[@europaaugust9598]

Nice

[@europaaugust9598]

Dang it to liked more

[@regularfather4708]

I choked on my own spit reading this. Well done.

[@british-sama7007]

Nice

[@cyberpunk11x]

From now on I'm going to buy Khyber pass products only.

[@MCG55555]

With hindsight on my side, I'll tell all future viewers that this is NOT the worst AK Ian has ever seen.

[@VekhGaming]

Sad part is that this actually looks more safe, more reliable and better made.

[@stalkerentertainment3671]

Well it's gasblock will not yeet off the barrel after shooting, it has been better riveted and the furniture is better than the handguard of the mentioned weapon.

[@igorpidar4494]

Still more reliable than the ZIP .22

[@DoubleYouDotTrump]

lol

[@davitdavid7165]

@@igorpidar4494 and more safe

[@marcwittkowski5146]

To be fair, the fact that it is all handmade is really impressive.

[@greycatturtle7132]

Yea

[@wasser5686]

This one is one of the worst. Those guys can actually make really good guns. they can copy any design. Its were many taliban got their guns from ( aside from the looted ones and the ones they already had.) because this is the pashtun part of pakistan ( the pashtuns are a ethnic group living in both afghanistan and Pakistan, and they love guns just like americans. They live in tribes and after a 3000 year old tribal and Islamic codex ( pashtunwali) and they have things like revenge or honor killings this is why they produce guns. They have been doing this since the British invasion, when they took the pistols of the dead british soldiers and turned them into Jezails.

[@mayank4977]

For killing innocent balochi sindhi Afghani by Pakistani army

[@djfhsusbruh6698]

Taliban is based.

[@rwsmith7638]

If I made it, yes.

[@highinquisitorofjigglypuff2689]

This rifle was designed by someone working at Bethesda Game Studios.

[@nicksande6880]

Nope, bolt handle is on the right, thats a no go in fallout

[@isalt5]

@@nicksande6880 3 and New Vegas had right-handed bolt-actions. Are we just going to pretend that never happened?

[@nicksande6880]

Those were right handed? Its a bit since i played the titles since they dont run well on my modern pc, but wasnt the hunting rifle in fnv with the bolt on the left?

[@isalt5]

@@nicksande6880 No, it wasn't.

[@KingCrabGaming1]

@@nicksande6880 how do old games not run well on a modern PC? I could literally play new Vegas on my phone better than my laptop years ago

[@-----Alcatraz------]

"Man i love bolt action rifles and Ak's but i wish i could have both in one body" Shady Pakistani- "That can be arranged".

[@treyebillups8602]

Alcatraz "Oh yeah, I also want it to not be able to function" "I can do that too"

[@-----Alcatraz------]

Crap i should have put that as well.

[@schibleh531]

That was actually an extra feature that the buyer had no idea it was included :p

[@murderousintent7838]

with all advantages of both of them not existing

[@yerrrrr2787]

Alcatraz question: why would anyone say that?

[@TheFlanker27]

Meanwhile in Pakistan: "Hey Youssef, do you remember that look-alike AK bolt action that you made for your kid as a toy? "Yeah, what about it?" "Well... you're not gonna believe this...."

[@MegaSaiden]

Hahaha thats exactly what the guy who made this is probably thinking right now ,they make much more sophisticated ones now. They make full auto handguns like the Glock 18 and the Zigana ,they make AKs and LMGs too nearly original ones. Oh and bring them any gun ,and theyd make you a near identical replica in about a week. They do custom engraving ,gold plating ,custom grips and stocks you name it they can do it. Thing is the guy here is reviewing one of the really shitty rejects they made ,you could grab one of those for maybe 15k or like a $100. The more you pay them the better gun theyll make for you. Oh and the real Darra Adam khel no longer exists ,it translates to No mans land ,use to be between Afghanistan and KPK, Pakistan. All the gun smiths are now in Kohat,KPK Pakistan ,The market is called Darra Market. Darra basically means gun , sometimes also called Dazza(like the sound a gun makes when fired)

[@sherjan4385]

@@MegaSaiden who told you that Darra means wpns😂😂

[@muhammadasim8865]

@@sherjan4385 Lol . He seems non pushtun (afghan). That's why he doesn't know what darra means!😅 Man if you don't know something then it's better you stay silent.

[@mikaelranki]

@@muhammadasim8865 know I'm bit late to the discussion here, but i found it extremely funny how in my country darra means "hungover", which i could easily see to be the condition the maker of the gun was in, when putting that thing together :D

[@xarv368]

I saw some documentaries about the arms market in Pakistan. This rifle is sold in armories and is one of the cheapest.

[@bilbo_gamers6417]

My god, the amount of effort that must've went into making this. Some guy in a workshop in Pakistan must've been really proud of himself when he finished this.

[@MisterMoji]

more than likely whoever made this was probably forced to.

[@rodger3352]

@@MisterMoji 😂😂😂😂

[@hellogello7277]

@@rodger3352 ha ha? funny? lol? uhh

[@sal-1337]

Yahya Khan no way, looks too nice.

[@muhammadraafey567]

Pakistani here. I've gotta say I'm impressed by these handmade guns. The problem here is that it's an entire illegal market who's customer think of guns as their culture, which isn't wrong of itself. The customers are mostly Pakthun many of whom migrated from Afghanistan and have settled here. Most of these people, to say bluntly, aren't educated in both school education and firearms safety, especially for others. I used to live in Peshawar years ago and my father had went out to visit a friend in his car. I believe our team won some cricket match that night and suddenly I heard gunshots from every possible direction like I was in the middle of Operation Red Storm. My dad came back with a bullet through his windshield which landed on the passenger side. Safe to say I didn't sleep that night. And I'm talking about ONE BULLET here, when I heard automatic firing consistently for more than a minute. These people have no regard for other's safety, many have died from these bullets and still are never charged with endangering others. I almost lost my father that night. Somebody probably lost their father that night. But they will never stop. The government can't stop them any way other than a full crackdown by the military which would turn the entire area into a warzone like Operation Zarb-e-Azab did to north waziristan in 2014. People used to support the Pakistan Taliban as some sort of necessary evil, but it took a mass shooting on a public school run by the military with 100+ children dead to change the public's opinion on it. Until the entire population is with the military and the government, nothing can be done about this.

[@slavarodu5062]

- Mom, can we have an AK? -No, we have an AK at home. --AK at home..

[@goblinpicklesworth2968]

Slava Rodu underrated comment of the week

[@LAV-III]

Amd this is one of my new favourite comments

[@triandika6902]

Haha LOL, Nerf version of an AK

[@alejandromedina4597]

Lmao

[@TaigiTWeseDiplomat--Formosan]

What..

[@catherineburton195]

The handmade AK I tried at the tribal area arms bazaar was full auto and covered in engraved hunting scenes like an English Best Gun, except the prey they’d engraved was Russian tanks and helicopters. It was a work of art.

[@getthegoons]

Sounds based as fuck

[@John.VanSwearingen]

Oh, hey, a California-legal AK. Those Pakistani gunsmiths were very forward-thinking.

[@gctr2400]

very progressive

[@John.VanSwearingen]

tommihommi1 I highly doubt that mag was built after the first California mag capacity limit was imposed. And since the second ban without grandfathering is currently enjoined as a likely-unconstitutional act, old mags are still good-to-go for the time being.

[@rediius]

tommihommi1 They don't hold any number of known cartridges, so actually completely CA- compliant.

[@stacybrown3714]

John Van Swearingen unfortunately it was a failed attempt in California because the non functional magazine is removable.

[@MrMattumbo]

I thought they called that an SKS, no bullet button, 10 round capacity, uses actual clips to feed the magazine, and no evil pistol grips. What more could a Californian need according to the glorious State of Commifornia laws? The Soviets were exceptionally forward-thinking, Pakastani's just copied them trying to steal the market

[@SniperWalrus]

Dude probably made his own 7mil bullets. I mean he literally made his own fucking bolt action AK...

[@johnaranjo2059]

SniperWalrus could be 7mm lebel

[@Status1985Quo]

This to me looks like an armorer's pet project or like a person trying to enter a guild by making a masterpiece, this being his first attempt at making a complete gun. At least it's not a straight clone so some thought went into it.

[@ogastasii]

7.62x39 , 7.62x54 . Why excluding them? This guy was a genious.

[@antoniofdez620]

7 x 57 mauser

[@maxman1244]

I was thinking 7mm rem mag?

[@seismicrocket]

Imagine being in a full auto gunfight, and you found this weapon thinking it's a full auto AK47

[@tinfoilfreak]

Well, still might work better than a zip.... Maybe

[@tinfoilfreak]

@@thecommunistloli1042 very true, you would spend less time finding a pipe and turning it into a flintlock pistol than actually managing to get the Zip 22 to fire

[@dimaswitanto2994]

@@tinfoilfreak like it's literally much more better to pull your knive out and have a hand to hand combat rather than using Zip

[@TheWolfsnack]

...it becomes the gun you use once in stealth to get a real; full auto AK

[@drops2cents260]

@@dimaswitanto2994 Which gives the saying "bringing a knife to a gunfight" a whole new meaning as in: "doing the sensible thing when an opponent is doing a stupid one". :-)

[@Calvin_Coolage]

I'm convinced the Khyber Pass is an Ork colony.

[@havoc3742]

OI, DATZ A REALLY SHINY SHOOTA YA GOT DERE! HANDS IT OVA!

[@bread7932]

Havoc Meeb saw it furst its mine!

[@kalashnikovdevil]

Oi. Youses gits can get ya own, just give us some teef.

[@AlleyCatGhost]

MORE dakka dakka, NEVER enough DAKKA

[@phoenixrising4573]

Da Boyz be needin da far shootaz, wiv dat hand bolt

[@betaripoff]

Is it me or is he speaking through an Xbox 360 controller mic?

[@thameralhajeri3173]

Always

[@John_W._Smoke_Jr.]

Same

[@jeremiahsmith4235]

WHALE CAT 935 thats not what same means

[@kabob0077]

Adam Deadass It sounds like it, and I should know because I used to play with people who used those... And like two people who used Kinects instead.

[@seanhanson418]

The mic was made by the same people who made the gun.

[@reecethurman4714]

I like the idea that the gunsmith wasn’t confident enough in their skills to recreate an ak but designed this masterpiece instead

[@GARDENER42]

This was made by a guy in NW Pakistan who has been watching Ian since his first video. Him & his mates were sitting around drinking tea one night & hatched a plan to supply him with a firearm he really couldn't explain. It was dropped on a track, just over the border in Afghanistan for an SAS patrol to find, picked up & brought back to the UK as a curiosity & subsequently arrived at Royal Armouries where it caught Ian's eye. Objective attained...;-)

[@stanleycupchamps2009]

They were probably smoking some bomb ass hash thats so common in that region but yeah sounds about right

[@khyberpasscustoms9663]

This is so cheap here 🤣

[@pashtunchannel1038]

Ye that guy was me lol

[@DJCatmom]

"Hey, how are those plasma rifles going?" "Pretty good!" "Listen man, we need to keep it on down low and throw the westerners off with something ridiculous." "What do you have in mind?" "How bout... some sort of... bolt-action... AK! Fed from a Bren mag! And some weird ass ammo too!" "Say no more, fam"

[@beefs0ck911]

Goal for the new year

[@FathersFuckingBiscuits]

Crise Ferre you forgot the mp40 stock

[@bologna3048]

bet they felt stupid when the westerners showed up with fat mans and power armor bwahaha

[@maazahmed46647]

Exactly.

[@omkr0122]

1000'th like!

[@factorybear5264]

This is really impressive! My ex Soviet machine shop worker uncle would have been able to pull this off. He’s a retired lathe operator at ball bearing factory in Alexandria, Romania. He’s also a full time farmer on his own property and ownes and operates heavy duty Soviet farm equipment that most consider outdated because you can’t find parts for them anymore. Several years ago, the factory he retired from purchased new modern lathes and he ended up buying the old Soviet lathe he had worked on for 45 years. He had it transported to his farm and he built a building around it and now he makes his own tractor parts. He would probably be able to crank a few of these out a week if he put his mind to it.

[@RD-00001]

He should start his own youtube channel.

[@insley200]

7x57 Mauser that is the ammo it takes in Pakistan they call it 7mm

[@comettoPL]

Actually, this marking looks like "7mmR" - 7x57mmR is rimmed version of this cartridge.

[@kdonovan3129]

There was alao an 8mm

[@bobthebuilder1360]

@@kdonovan3129 I've shot the 8mm from a russian bolt action made at the end of ww2 or after it ended them shits fucking kick

[@ironwoodnf]

@@bobthebuilder1360 shot a Hakim in 8mm, and that's a real mans rifle lol

[@ALEXaaaaa2010]

Bob The Builder Russian 8mm rifle at the end of ww2? Name?

[@VRJosh]

Ah, the rare Khyber Pass Forgotten Weapons Knockoff Video. At first glance you might think its an actual Forgotten Weapons video, but once you listen closely you'll hear the distinct screeching audio of a cheap knockoff.

[@bobmar9239]

Notice how none of Ian's lines are parallel.

[@cykamcblyat8455]

the distorted audio perfectly matches the weapon being reviewed.

[@thegoldencaulk2742]

"PATMAN WAS ABLE TO BUILD THIS IN A CAVE! WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS!"

[@Hybris51129]

"Well I'm not Patman."

[@quistan2]

"A real AK is superior in every way!!"

[@bourneco]

You're only not a loser if you know what caliber it IS in.

[@rawlikethat776]

That is my favorite movie of all time

[@r.shanethompson7933]

and I've got a dope ass garage workshop in America!!!

[@fludblud]

We totally need more insane Khyber Pass reviews, surely there must be a Martini Henry made from train tracks chambered in .303 somewhere.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

fludblud Next week there's a flintlock bazooka.

[@BAlvarM]

My sides right now are so punished.

[@redfridge3610]

A blunderbuss made from an old log

[@deadpie1234]

There was that Martini Henry pistol...

[@EDSKaR]

I still want one of those Khyber Pass Martini pistols. Chambered in something fairly low pressure but easy to find, 9x18mm would be just dandy.

[@fouziakhalid5541]

"Pakistan, the place where dreams come true and aks go to die" ~ brandon herrera

[@tinfoilfreak]

I love Brandon Herrera. But it sucks that A FREAKING LIGHTSABER got made before the AK-50

[@fouziakhalid5541]

Lol hacksmiths

[@badjuju2721]

@@tinfoilfreak The lightsaber whilst cool is just a glass blowing tool turned to its max settings, The AK-50 is a new idea in the industry

[@shooter5678_tw]

I'd say Pakistan is the worlds florida for guns

[@SpeedKing..]

@@shooter5678_tw have you been there?

[@mikedawolf95]

“You want a AK or a bolt action” “Yes”

[@notonlysunandbeach2567]

Hahahahahahaha

[@Temmoie]

Bolt AKtion. *Sorry*

[@MeTaLISaWeSoMe95]

@@Temmoie get out...

[@abhinqv3490]

@@MeTaLISaWeSoMe95 no u

[@Pokesus]

@@Temmoie XDDDD

[@SPAZTICCYTOPLASM]

"Is it decorative or just badly made?" So modern art?

[@justrussian3117]

@et ye That really problem!

[@ledge5379]

Haha , no it's badly made and some newbie try to devolpe his skills , actually it's a 7mm which is a single bolt rifle so he mix two guns into one and it's looks pretty use less too .

[@poldi2233]

Still wouldn't want to get shot by it I bet

[@fragglefknrock7568]

@@ledge5379 it's as useful as any bolt action rifle.

[@exquisitecorpse4917]

You jest, but this thing really is a work of art! I definitely couldn't make that out of a pile of scrap metal and a box of rusty files.

[@Wafflepudding]

If the person making this had access to actual gunsmithing training and equipment, I wonder what they could have done. It's a little depressing to think about the wasted talent.

[@majormoolah5056]

I was looking at the sarcastic comments and just thought "Well make an AK in your garage with what you find there."

[@saucyballs702]

They actually make beautiful copies of all sorts of guns. I hear that those guns do not shoot straight. I will post a link to a video if I can find it.

[@saucyballs702]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXiriZedfpV0rK8

[@imperialenforcer2271]

@@saucyballs702 That's because making guns is not as simple as they like to think. There's a lot of different factors such as Gas pressure, tolerances, rifling etc.

[@shabihabbas34]

Its just a weird gun a gunsmith made in pakistan cuz he was bored. Otherwise u should see the level of quality of copied weapons from Dara, Pakistan.

[@av0-cad03]

In my opinion that *looks* pretty good for hand made

[@motorcop505]

Dark Angel Dreadnought 99% of the people who are badmouthing it couldn't come anywhere near this with a shop full of tools, yet the guy who made this might not even have electricity.

[@sumanrai8921]

@@motorcop505 its basic western ideology to critisise other country's people's hard work, tallent and dedication and show them(westerners) to be superior to everyone

[@CThyran]

@@sumanrai8921 This Frankenstein's monster of a gun still don't work though.

[@mathiasdufour4891]

@@motorcop505 the maker is really good but he had electricity cause he welded the magazine

[@mrudul4150]

@@CThyran its ok bro , we don't have to shoot a school with this :)

[@nicholasford4820]

When I was in Afghanistan I actually saw a single-shot break-action Khyber shotgun with an AK-type folding stock and pistol grip.

[@loopzoop5508]

Man, what is going on in there? Do they just say "SCREW IT!" And go ham on the gun designs?

[@GI.Joker06]

@@loopzoop5508 Apparently.

[@moriskurth628]

@@loopzoop5508 I think the Gunsmiths just throw together parts from various different weapons and just tinker with them to make functional guns. Khyber Pass weapons are pretty much a hybrid of Frankenguns and "If it works, don't change it and try to copy it for something else".

[@davidweikle9921]

This is the ultimate evolution of *"California Compliant"*

[@rogerramiussergeialexander5541]

Except most of the actually decent parts of it would still be illegal in California today. Can it shoot? No. Does it look like a scary bad-guy gun? Yes. Scary is very illegal.

[@tinfoilfreak]

Dude, it has a pistol grip... That's some real scary shit, it's banned, even though you could literally make a pipe bomb that does it's job better

[@rogerramiussergeialexander5541]

Weeelll, ya see, it's harder to make a gun by accident while trying to make a bomb than it is to accidentally make a bomb instead of a gun. The only time I remember hearing about somebody accidentally making a gun instead of a bomb was when an American scientist set off a small nuke at the bottom of a well in the desert and blew the manhole cover off the top of the well and into space. I think it's still up there. I haven't checked.

[@michaelmccartin2054]

7X57mm Mauser.

[@tinfoilfreak]

@@michaelmccartin2054 dude, when you commented this, I was at work and I immediately thought Khyber pass AK look alike

[@maximiliantay9545]

Is the mic used in this video a Khyber Pass handmade lookalike too?

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

+1

[@danielstobbs7366]

Maximilian Tay. The gain was set way too high.

[@FearlessLeader2001]

The way the stock clears the magazine when folding is oddly satisfying XD

[@gabbighoulfemboy]

Sukki Blue xD

[@raihanlaurent_hime9369]

Sledgehammer: I TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK!

[@WindHaze10]

Wow, I didn't know Taurus was trying to get into AK market.

[@QuasiTraction]

😂

[@HellYeahCorp]

Ouch.

[@jkjrkarmia514]

they made shit....until early 2000s when they retooled the factory

[@johnthreesixteen5643]

taurus revolvers are well enough

[@chuckaule6292]

ive had a taurus 45 auto for 6 years never had a single problem with it

[@ChrissieBear]

He hasn't updated the description but the blog says they found that it works with 7x57 mm Mauser.

[@mansoorshahab]

in Pakistan 7mm is the name for Czech Brno ZKK600 .. i.e. using a 7x57 mm Mauser ammo

[@fonesrphunny7242]

A useful comment ... and it's buried under shitty jokes like usual.

[@panchopistola8298]

Does it shoot ??

[@khyberpasscustoms9663]

Thanks

[@eliabergel5206]

just imagine the guy who made this in Pakistan screaming at the screen whenever Ian makes fun of the gun

[@hamdankhan319]

He's probably laughing and proud his product made it into the world's eyes.

[@CBbyamar]

The illegal gun market has been taken over by the army. sadly no more local guns. when refugee's from afghanistan came into these areas. they exploited these guns against the government. so the army had to close the market. those who made the gun were taken by the army. trained and are now making these for Pakistan army. ( better versions)

[@lukemarchand4183]

Do you ever wonder if the guy who made that gun has any idea what happened to it? Like, maybe he didn't know any better and genuinely did his best to make a great gun with the tools and inspiration available to him, or maybe he knew full well how ineffective it was but put in the work to make it to the best of his abilities regardless. And now this gun, made in a workshop or a humble mud home by hand over the course of months or weeks, has found its way to the armory of one of the greatest nations of the world and sits cheek-by-jowl with some of the finest and most respected firearms in history. His work of craftsmanship is now an object of fascination and study for gun enthusiasts around the world. I like to think he'd be proud of how far his work has come.

[@icecold1805]

Don't want to be depressive but, knowing this gun was captured in a warzone, he is most likely dead by this point.

[@mrphucyoo8281]

I thought the armoury hes at was in america?

@@mrphucyoo8281 That doesn't negate what he said at all.

[@reliantncc1864]

@@mrphucyoo8281 The Royal Armoury? Don't think so.

[@mrphucyoo8281]

@@reliantncc1864 ah,well spotted! I was going on the accent and the videos are at u.s. auction houses a lot of the time, i was being sarcastic really when the original comment said the gun ended up in "one of the greatest nations armourys" and thinking he meant u.s. . so its egg on my face as im english!!

[@pricklydingus8604]

A for effort, I guess.

[@allewis4008]

I'm picturing a broke guy named Ahmed being made fun of by militants for not owning an AK, so he tried to cobble together one so he could be cool too.

[@philips.5563]

And a K for kludge.

[@keithrickson8522]

Imagine grabbing this thing in a gunfight and suddenly realising you were the victim of the most elaborate prank known to man.

[@lesnainss]

An actual bolt action pipe rifle from Falout 4

[@Karle94]

Let's use the handmade rifle, then put the hunting rifle receiver and bolt on it, and call it a day. Sounds like something Bethesda could have done.

[@xmm-cf5eg]

More like a Canadian Legal AK variant.....

[@Redlight233]

Chaussette !

[@KernelFault]

Preston liked that.

[@frykasj]

@7.62 x39mm See, you used the word "variant", and now the RCMP will ban it.

[@philips.5563]

It chambers 7meh. It's is wildcat round with a .5 mm bore tolerance using a necked down or up bit of brass tube stock with a percussion cap primer. There was an earlier rocketball variant that was less successful. It is currently made by the Green Tape Concern.

[@santinogalassi2558]

7.5x55 swiss? or 7.5x54 french ?. or 7mm magnum?

[@jamespuffer2889]

Idk what impressed me the most; that it was all handmade (the detail on the gas tube and flash hider are amazing!), that they faithfully recreated an AK as a bolt-action (likely for just the aesthetics as Ian said they likely had the knowledge to make a self-loader), or that they handmade a magazine off a century-old Bren gun.

[@baconatordoom]

Got to give someone in a mud hut and old hand tools some credit. Anyone who has some machining experience will know this takes allot of skill. Most people with years of machining experience couldn’t make that by hand.

[@Yuri-gg6nv]

Baconator Doom It doesn't matters how old you are or how professional your tools are!!! If you know basics about weaponry and engineering, you can Make a fully functional Semi-auto or Bolt action firearm.

[@notpulverman9660]

ProGamer Ro Yeah but it's gonna look like shit and probably not work until many tries after. You wont have the patience to get halfway to this. Any normal western person will concede that it's a waste of time and abandon such a project, saying it can't be done because they dont have a mill.

[@khyberpasscustoms9663]

Thanks

[@mtslyh]

I love the Khyber Pass firearms. They are so fascinating. Keep 'em coming!

[@khyberpasscustoms9663]

Thanks

[@amaruqlonewolf3350]

At this point, I'm wholly convinced that this think might just even take hand-made bullets.

[@KamikazKid]

I'm betting the round for this was spanish 7x57 mm mauser, lots of 7mm mauser was in the region brought in from the Ottoman Empire, and it was a widely available ammo due to use by many 3rd rate nations in WW2; however, it could also be Swiss because the Swiss had involvement arming Iran prior to the Iran conflict of 1946.

[@xmm-cf5eg]

My 1893 Spanish Mauser that fires 7x57mm uses the exact same mechanism to remove the bolt from the gun, I'm pretty sure the intended caliber was 7x57mm Mauser.

[@puck-fc6yj]

I thought the same since .275 Rigby was a popular sporting cartridge in British India and that's the same as 7x57, but the case diameter of 7x57 is 12.01 mm and the case diameter of .303 British is 11.68 mm. If .303 can't fit in the chamber 7x57 can't either.

[@KamikazKid]

Well the .303 probably can't fit in the chamber due to the larger bullet diameter not the case diameter. The .303 bullet diameter is 7.92 mm while 7x57 Mauser is smaller at 7.24 mm.

[@tarnvedra9952]

Also CZ Brno made a lot of hunting rifles in 7x57 mm, and former Czechoslovakia had good relations with Pakistan and exported lot of stuff there.

[@MurtazaAli-gm6fq]

KamikazKid This is 7mm 7X57 chilean mauser bolt and caliber and the body is a ak I had one

[@redenginner]

Maybe it was a kyber pass gunsmiths kid's bring your child to work day project.

[@nurjahankarim6074]

You'd be surprised just how right you might be. Kids are taught their fathers skills from a very young age

[@seronymus]

It's you again

[@ImNotCreativeEnoughToMakeUser]

All things considered, this is well done. Someone actually made this by hand with limited resources.

[@stevejohnson6593]

And limited knowledge. The person could also apply those skills in other fields more succesfully (:

[@anchorbait6662]

Having no manufacturer marks ARE the proof marks :D

[@PiperFishing]

This is extraordinarily impressive. Given the tools this gunsmith probably had access to at least.

[@lourencoalmada1305]

Bryce Piper What's impressive is that Khyber Pass gunsmiths have been manufacturing counterfeit weapons for hundreds of years and they still haven't gotten at least SOME machine tooling.

[@aspenfacer-valentine4397]

Van Doren Or, y'know, the kind of money it takes to get a mill or drill press from overseas. But sure, let's go with "these people, some of whom can make a functional AK with a file set and a chunk of steel and many who can at least make it look functional, are all idiots by default"

[@TheArklyte]

Lourenco Almada something tells me that if they try to go any more professional, goverment would simply roll up in a few APCs and demand tax revenue. Haven't considered this, have you?

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

+Van Doren, you make the mistake of thinking every oddity you've seen on your computer screen is entirely representative of what the Pass has to offer. Which means you assume that you've seen it all from the seat of your computer chair. It's an ignorant assumption to make, to say the least, but I can see why - from what you probably have seen - you'd feel this way.

[@demonprinces17]

They have guns hard to tax

[@bitspokes496]

The fast that most of these parts are handmade is really genuinely impressive.

[@netraft_4435]

Bolt action and an AK? It's totally indestructible

[@tinfoilfreak]

Even Thanos wouldn't stand a chance

[@aliefrizaldi2068]

It's bolt AKtion komrad

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

the guns of the Khyber Pass never fail to both amuse and impress. No matter how rough they look, there is a superhuman individual cranking these things out without proper measuring tools. Some of the higher end ones are indistinguishable from the originals, outside the unusual additional features added by the local maker. For example, ever seen an AK-74 clone with an underfolding stock rather than a triangle side folder? Yep. Stuff like that.

[@ykgaming3613]

I am from Khyber pass, Pakistan, and I think for the price they make these guns and sell them, you would be surprised. That AK when its authentic would cost upwards of $3000 but here's the fun part, the AK he is showing here which is handmade can be bought for as cheap as $130 and i think you can't even get a glock for that price anywhere else. Although the quality is not up to par, we can still appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into it. And another thing, nobody actually uses these rifles here to actually shoot, they just have it lying in their house in their collection, the guns we do shoot are imported mostly from you guessed it, US and Russia and sometimes china.

[@philippkuhlmeyer9760]

California legal AK

[@cameronjackson1158]

You think you can get that foreign made High power mil spec Ak style assault weapons into California

[@Mishn0]

@MrOverCritical1989 Just because the mag is physically large doesn't mean it has a high capacity. The folding stock, however, may be problematic in the People's Republic of Northern El Salvador.

[@nightofthunder5509]

Still more than you can own in the ukssr

[@carlospla6757]

If it has 3 rounds magazine

[@mtgust9614]

@GunsOfThePhoenix aw

[@pillowsocket]

"Here we have the newest product from century arms"

[@gusmcgussy3299]

Buahahaha

[@Patriotusa44]

Get Rob on the 5,000 rd torture test.

[@stalker4474]

Plot twist: "7mm" would be a new cartridge made by the creator of this

[@tobsec]

That's just an AK for the British market...

[@arrowtt3364]

Or the Australian market.

[@super1million11]

the uk has saiga AK's but they are straight pull models which means you have to rack the charging handle every time you shoot it

[@tobsec]

super1million11 I'm not surprised.I've heard of straight pull AR's before.

[@IanCaine4728]

Good thing getting rid of guns and cracking down on Twitter threats has ended violent crime in the UK. I miss my chef's knives though...

[@turnip5359]

IanCaine4728?? I bought some the other day

[@ringingsteel2432]

A man in a mud hut can make a complete firearm from scratch. In America we have a garage full of power tools, and most can’t change their own oil lol.

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

Pass a ban on firearms here, and you'll see a Khyber Pass around every fucking corner. In the land of plenty, why provide for yourself when the entire system is based around labor and accumulating the wealth to pay for that labor and service? It's not The People, it's the system they inhabit.

[@kovona]

Working 1911s filed from mild steel are being made in the Philippine countryside and shipped to California and elsewhere for sale in the black market. When there's a need, there's a way. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqKUhYt7esSEgZY

[@Halinspark]

Changing one's oil is easy. Just cant be bothered to do it. Why spend 10 minutes under my car and have a bucket full of dirty oil I cant use for anything when I can just pay a guy 30$, not get dirty, and not have to deal with disposal of the old oil?

[@timexkills65]

Shits sad huh

[@andywilson8698]

Ban oil pans

[@NanashiCAST]

the gunsmith saw it in a dream and it became reality

[@KC-bg1th]

As a Canadian, I’ll take any AK lookalike I can get.

[@jamesdunning8650]

You need to vote out your liberal leaders.

[@ATruckCampbell]

@@tastychunks And more now.

[@jwalster9412]

@@jamesdunning8650 or what

[@jamesdunning8650]

@@jwalster9412 or youll be a beta nation

[@jwalster9412]

@James Davis can you please explain what this is supposed to mean?

[@comradeclaus]

Finally, I see something from my country on this channel. although I’ve never seen one here in real life in any hands (law enforcement or otherwise), Since these are just cheap replicas. (it’s alright we do make normal guns here though, and good ones too) BUT, this gun is from the Khyber. They literally made this out of scratch and can do so to any gun in existence. That deserves some praise.

[@ripntear8487]

Actually i saw a few in the hands of guards at my university. Of course they all were pathan. I was too intimidated back then to ask what on earth is that rifle they keep polishing.

[@aaishraza9804]

Respect for Pakistan

[@mubaris.s]

Kpk folks are very creative at these scratch handmade guns

[@realvelikiman1987]

@@aaishraza9804 Pakistan zinda baad

[@NafeeDoesStuff]

Me, a Bengali reading the reply section: *I seem to be surrounded*

[@xxjjoosengx3xx]

This is the real life version of Longbow from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Ⅲ

[@Suckit626]

I was trying to figure out what that monstrosity was after playing the beta and found this lol

[@getthegoons]

I can't believe they'd rather have this garbage than literally any other weapon in the fucking game. L96/110/whatever AWP bullshit is a real gun you could have put it, it's bolt action, it'd work fine

[@arshkhanlm3086]

​​@@getthegoonswokefornia law

[@stevekelly2018]

Pakistani Gunsmith - "I'm really good" Customer - "Bet you can't get a gun on KZbin" Gunsmith -"How much?"

[@timdinch5598]

I wonder if it was a project by an apprentice, perhaps never intended to fire but to hone skills.

[@shokydance]

Tim Dinch good theory!

[@KhyberArmoury]

Not likely. They were made in small numbers and are still out there for sale in some Pakistani citys.

[@dlabko3015]

This gun will one day sell for dozens of thousands bucks on an modern art expo.

[@Alexx120493]

When I see stuff like this I always wonder how the Pakistani nuclear program went. "Let's shape those uranium spheres by hand and keep working on them until they look mostly like the drawing Dr. Khan stole."

[@vaclav_fejt]

Should have let Iron Man do it.

[@tanveerhasan2382]

Lol, porkistan isn't as technologically backward as you think.

[@otarashotavichdjugashvili7550]

Tanveer Hasan it actually is

[@tanveerhasan2382]

dima saman well they make their own jets, thats gotta count for something,right?

[@otarashotavichdjugashvili7550]

Tanveer Hasan yes but still

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Other countries have a great craft beer scene, they got a craft arms scene.

[@alexyandfriends]

HappyBeezerStudios - by Lord_Mogul We do indeed but most of the country has illegalsed them for quite some time now so no more automatic weapons basically

[@lephishe6271]

My theory as to why they made this look like an AK is because they simply knew how to make AK components. The owner probably wanted a magazine fed bolt action rifle that can be compact, and they (or whoever made it) landed on making an AK inspired rifle. I saw a Khyber pass-made, semi-automatic shotgun that looked like an AK, but had G3 furniture, and fired 12 gauge shotgun shells Edit: also, from my viewing of Khyberpass customs, I can assure you this bolt action AK is nowhere near the only one of it's kind

[@KurtFitzy]

the ingenuity of gunsmiths in situations like the khyber pass or workshops during the chinese civil war never ceases to amaze me. they did/do so much with such basic tools and I have so much respect for them

[@comradesomo]

This gunsmith built what appears to be a non-functioning firearm. It's hard to have a lot of respect for this particular example.

[@Quethonable]

A lot of these weapons are rubbish. All they are doing is making copies of guns, without actually understanding gun design or what makes a gun good. Trust me, with a basic workshop it wouldnt take much to make a better gun.

[@manchurianatlarge]

Yet the Rogak exists. Honestly, I had to watch that video again, and wondered just how in the hell an American company can make a worse gun than tribesmen with a file and a hammer.

[@jazzmaster909]

This gun gives the Chinese WAUSER C96 a run for its money.

[@xmm-cf5eg]

probably works better too.

[@TaylorBlack0]

"Not sure if it was intended to be decorative or it's just badly made." Yes is the answer to that question.

[@Arthurzeiro]

For something handmade it's quite impressive

[@LawkzBro]

maybe it's a experimental gun with a experimental cartridge made by someone that just REALLY likes AKs

[@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968]

Looks to me like a creation similar to that of the Khyber Pass Martini Henri Pistols. Meant mainly for rich tourists to buy and safely hang on their walls, due to them being pretty much inert. Impressive amount of workmanship. 👍

[@jsmith2479]

Or maybe it's all a ruse. Meant to just look like an AK from a distance so maybe some bad people would think twice about messing around. And if absolutely necessary a round could be fired as a warning shot...maybe a possibility idk

[@JessePorter]

But again, why? If you're going to go to all that trouble & do that well of a job, why wouldn't they just make an AK?

[@Elenrai]

@@JessePorter Does the mechanism on a fully automatic weapon/self loader not require some basic understanding of gas pressure/precision metal working to make it able to work? Easier to just make a percussion cap "cannon/musket" innit?

[@JessePorter]

@@Elenrai Well, first of all, we're not really talking about a select-fire AK, but a semi-auto AK. Second, I would argue that someone with those kinds of weapon-making skills would probably have the understanding of which you are speaking.

[@Elenrai]

@@JessePorter The gun in the video is bolt action tho? I meant that the creator of the rifle might not have had the necessary understanding of guns to make the whole self loading mechanism, but effectively making a musket/hand cannon is something you can teach a child, thus I suggest that the reason they do not simply make an AK is because the technical understanding of firearms required to make a self loading rifle of any kind might not have been possible. Just take world war 2 major powers, and consider how much of a nightmare it were for Germany for instance, to actually make a reliable self loading rifle despite highly educated engineers and dedicated guns. Another reason that they might not want the thing to be full auto is the Sten gun and its uh...temperamental nature, if they have had those things lying around for a while they might have figured out that home made automatic firearms were too dangerous to have.

[@JessePorter]

Only people who don't understand guns & the legality surrounding self-defense laws would speak about warning shots as a reality.

[@scottyjones27]

That was one determined farmer built that with parts of what ever he could source !! Just think if that farmer had cnc machine !! N few more tools!!!

[@kindredowl4974]

Even though it is handmade it is surprisingly well made for what it is.

[@user-ns3vs3bp3e]

I’d be a lot more impressed if this was functional or at least wouldn’t explode in hand if you tried to fire it

[@derekhenschel1632]

123 456 it wouldn't explode, the round would never fire, it has no working firing pin

[@ProxyStarkilla]

I for one couldn't make anything like this. Clearly if it exploded then it wouldn't be here. For a functional gun, hand made bolt, magazine, etc, it's really good.

[@ineednochannelyoutube5384]

+TheRealColBosch With enough time and a bolt to base it on anyone could do it over time.

[@brasstard7.627]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXXMqIV8lq-pY6M here's one that's for sale in a Pakistani Gun Shop

[@dockmasterted]

my guess is you wouldn't have to worry about it..... the cal. is probably what ever sized drill he found or made. LOL@me

[@Geronimo012]

The guy she tells you not to worry about: AK47 You:

[@charon2588]

@@smokingcrab2290 it's only useful if you duct tape a knife and uses it as a nailed bat instead of a gun

[@phillipsullivan3400]

Say what you want, the level of skill demonstrated here is impressive.

[@Terjay]

Darra is Finnish for hangover. Maybe that could explain something about the design...

[@Terjay]

Kekkonen

[@whw710]

Muslims can't drink tho

[@ahsonyousef4636]

@@zubairhussain3645 Seldom find...

[@quistan2]

I'm surprised you didn't immediately check 7X57 mauser, it would be the first most logical guess with a 7mm stamping.

[@quistan2]

7mm mauser predates 8mm mauser. Even if the country never had large quantities of 7X57 , with that cartridge having over 100 years of history, its certainly not impossible that some surplus ammo found its way there. At any rate since this is what Ian "does" there is no excuse for him to not have some pocket calipers and gauges to be able to easily find out the answers to questions like this.

[@xmm-cf5eg]

7x57mm mauser would probably fit, the gun's bolt release is exactly the same as mine on my spanish 1893 mauser, which, you guessed it, is chambered for 7x57mm.

[@quistan2]

Here's a slice of Irony. This just popped up. "Determining Unknown Calibers with Cerrosafe" Granted, Cerrosafe is likely not an option for Ian while messing with extremely rare firearms, but still, there are a gamut of other methods. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWrWpaielr6ooJY

[@jackandersen1262]

toomanyaccounts if you were to read the ARES post, you would indeed discover that it is 7x57 Mauser.

[@notpulverman9660]

If it's an uncommon but standardized caliber it's a commercially viable chambering in Pakistan. Pakistan has legal gun ownership, but bans military calibers. 8mmKurz was popular until it was banned a couple years back when politicians noticed people saw it as a viable alternative to 7.62x39Soviet and were building AKs for it.

[@elwhastrummer]

This reminds me of the Chinese pistols on Ian's channel, where the "gunsmith" copied the looks of certain pistols controls and features, yet none were actually functional. The gas tube and cleaning rod are hilarious.. the front sight post is super scary. This all reminds me of about 47 years ago(I was 12..), when I took a single shot, bolt action .22lr, milled out the bottom of the receiver in an attempt to make it magazine fed. My Dad was furious when he found out, and I was grounded for couple months, unable to play with any of my guns. I since bought a real, magazine fed .22 rifle..?

[@tinfoilfreak]

In the words of JonTron Why? Why would you do that?

[@khyberpasscustoms9663]

Thanks

[@ravener96]

honestly, it's actually an incredibly well made item (maybe not gun) given that it's in practice a garage gun from a 3rd world mountain range.

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

Is it weird that some parts of Alabama classify as a "Third World mountain range" too? There's got to be some billy in his shack firing up the lathe right next to his moonshine still. We're not so different than those Khyber guys in some weird ways.

[@ravener96]

you can mail order an ar15 bolt and expect it to arrive

[@crasy4lifes]

so awsome that you posted a video about this one, im making a replica of this one, with mosin reciver bent flat steel recivers that the mosin reciver sits in, flatsided ak magazine barrel made from scratch in 7,62x39mm type 1 ak grips and furniture and a underfolder ak stock

[@nikola12nis]

Made it yet?

[@CowboybubPercussion]

I’ma be honest, the mike distortion fits this rifle LMAO

[@MrSonofsonof]

This kind of reminds me of a Korean electric guitar I tried out in a music shop back in the 1980s. From a distance it looked like a guitar, but when you got a bit closer and then picked it up, you realised that it was made by someone whose boss had given him a picture of a guitar and said, "Kim, we've built enough tables and chairs this month. I want you to build one of these - it's called a guitar."

[@MilsurpMikeChannel]

Still better than the RAS-47.

[@xmm-cf5eg]

The gas tube of a Type-56 on the end of a pointy stick would still be better than an RAS-47 or C39v2

[@joeymurphy5617]

I have an RAS-47. I must have been lucky enough to get a decent one because the only problem I've had so far is the forend heating up.

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

I suppose if you get one and don't take the time to lube it up properly it might cause some issues, but that's just poor ownership. I hear they come from the factory bone-dry.

[@PossQueen]

Mine works fine.

[@xmm-cf5eg]

@Joey Murphy Wear a glove on your off hand, the forgrip of my M70 heats up too, it's just a feature of guns like the AKM or STG-44.

[@johnbasterson7938]

The "fake cleaning rod" is really to spike yourself in the ear if you get into a firefight with that rifle.

[@ghost-lp9cv]

303 bolt action ak. just ???????????? whats next a a semi-auto muzzleloading minigun?

[@ineednochannelyoutube5384]

Thats called a pepperbox.

[@ghost-lp9cv]

so 7 shots then reload?

[@thepenguinhouse]

its the tommy wiseau of guns

[@dannylamb456]

"Is not true! Is bullshit, I didn't hit it! I did nawt... Oh hi, Kalash."

[@sumanrai8921]

@@dannylamb456 are you on weed

[@FreemanFPS]

Who ever made this was very skilled and talented. That is impressive blueing too. Keep in mind this guy had to work with the tools he had.

[@tobiashagstrom4168]

The thought that first came to my mind is that someone couldn't make/afford an AK, so they had made a simpler gun to look like an AK, so that they could maybe scare people who thought it looked like an AK at first glance.

[@tianyuanxia6270]

There is a famous “AKMSU” collected in Royal Armouries as well, which is one of the most iconic “made in Khyber Pass”.

[@snakeplissken8603]

Next Ian should review its modernized counter part. The Longbow

[@slr4456]

Expectations: AK-47 Reality: Khyber Pass AK

[@graveyardgoat8602]

Imagine buying an ak and the shop owner gives you this

[@adnanbacha4617]

😂😂😂

[@anuragsingh9847]

A Californian would probably be happy with this, because of gun regulations.

[@myfaceismyshield5963]

It is confusing but also kinda impressive... like... for someone who would even want to make something like this

[@NickMick9]

Looks to me like it was made by someone familiar with bolt actions but had never seen an automatic in person/opened up trying to replicate an AK from a picture only. It explains all the decorative elements if the creator was basing it off an image and not familiar with what each part was intended to do. Edit: by decorative I mean the non-functional parts like the gas block and cleaning rod not the knurling.

[@pupinator98]

it's be useless to waste the time and effort to make a functional gas tube and block, since its bolt action

[@juanon_industries7256]

A guy was given an image of a ross mk2 and an ak47 and their boss said that the buyers needed a mix of both

[@an2939]

@@pupinator98 he didnt know what he was making,he was just making it