AK 47/74 Firearm Maintenance: Part 1 Disassembly

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  • Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
  • As part of Brownells' Firearm Maintenance Series, in this video, one of our gunsmiths goes through step-by-step how-to properly disassemble the AK 47/74. Be sure to check out our subsequent videos on how-to clean, lubricate and reassemble an AK 47/74. For more firearm how-to's or to get the products used in this video visit www.brownellsvideos.com
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  • @jacobbuxton932
    @jacobbuxton932 2 роки тому +2

    Love the lowkey milled AK flex

  • @lpd1snipe
    @lpd1snipe 6 років тому +1

    Thank you!

  • @user-lb7hd4pm4i
    @user-lb7hd4pm4i Рік тому

    Nice

  • @SONOFADBAG
    @SONOFADBAG 2 роки тому

    I'm noticing a lot of scoring and pitting on the cam channel groove. Is that normal or should i get a new bolt carrier and if it does do I need check headspace or can I just drop it in and go?

  • @paullytle1904
    @paullytle1904 2 роки тому +1

    My dad carried one of of those in 91

  • @bwilson7804
    @bwilson7804 9 років тому +10

    Could you give me any ideas why a bolt carrier would jump one of the guide rails on the receiver and jam up? This has only happen once, but now the weapon is having problems charging a shell, sometimes grabbing a shell from the magazine and sometimes not which it didn't before(I've used several different mags with same results).. My Ak only has about 350-400 rounds ran threw it and no issues until this happen.. Any response is much appreciated!

    • @brownells
      @brownells  9 років тому +4

      Based on the complexity of your question we suggest reaching out to our Gun Tech Team at
      1-800-741-0015 or bit.ly/1LE028p

  • @brownells
    @brownells  10 років тому

    *AK-47/74 | Brownells Firearm Maintenance Series*
    As part of Brownells' Firearm Maintenance Series, in this video, one of our gunsmiths goes through step-by-step how-to properly disassemble the AK-47/74. Be sure to check out our subsequent videos on how-to clean, lubricate and reassemble an AK-47/74.
    *Part 2: Cleaning* ua-cam.com/video/9B1G3whuuNc/v-deo.html
    *Part 3: Lubrication* ua-cam.com/video/BJhDkNEXF8Q/v-deo.html
    *Part 4: Reassembly* ua-cam.com/video/F7IQcpalC5M/v-deo.html
    #Brownells #AK47 #Guns

  • @chomroeun8811
    @chomroeun8811 3 роки тому

    How to remove and install Gas Tube Level ? Please

  • @OD_G00N
    @OD_G00N 3 роки тому +4

    What if your firing pin retaining pin refuses to come out? I've been hammering down on it the past little while now and it just doesn't want to budge from the bolt.

    • @boobe92
      @boobe92 3 роки тому

      You tapping it from bottom? The Pin is on top wider than on the bottom, upwards is the only way out.

    • @OD_G00N
      @OD_G00N 3 роки тому +1

      @@boobe92 I'm tapping on the same area he is at 2:19.

    • @jayblast1697
      @jayblast1697 3 роки тому +1

      Im having the same problem as you i was hammering the fuck out of that retaining pin i need help

    • @jayblast1697
      @jayblast1697 3 роки тому +1

      Did u ever get the retaining pin for the firing pin out? If so let me know

    • @OD_G00N
      @OD_G00N 3 роки тому

      @@jayblast1697 I sure did! I ended up buying a Wheeler punch set so I'd have a proper 1/16th punch and it came out with ease. I guess the pin punch in my buttstock cleaning kit is just a tad too thick.

  • @robevans8629
    @robevans8629 3 роки тому

    Whats the name of the background music?

  • @jonathanwick3484
    @jonathanwick3484 2 роки тому

    Is there any internal safety on the firing pin so it doesnt slam fire?

  • @magnumbullet5331
    @magnumbullet5331 Рік тому

    Can you teach me how to use m16

  • @inodororevi
    @inodororevi 3 роки тому

    ACE

  • @versoarmamentcompany
    @versoarmamentcompany Рік тому

    Never removed the gas tube furniture before

  • @mosgodmoman4117
    @mosgodmoman4117 Рік тому

    👀👀Them Talibans watching how it's done.

  • @richrhocks
    @richrhocks 3 роки тому +6

    Good video, but I'm not sure why it was necessary to remove the furniture. I have never had to remove the furniture on mine for anything and certainly not for cleaning purposes.

    • @BiggumsMcHoney
      @BiggumsMcHoney 3 роки тому

      In part 2 he dunks the gas tube in water, for the case of dissolving residue left by corrosive ammo. I don't think it would be good to dunk the wood furniture in water. But yeah, I don't use corrosive ammo and I don't remove the furniture from the gas tube when cleaning. (Also not dunking parts in water during the cleaning process like in part 2)

    • @richrhocks
      @richrhocks 3 роки тому

      @@BiggumsMcHoney I mean yeah, water does help in the case of corrosive ammo. It dissolves the salt so your gun don't rust. I mean pretty much every one just shoots wolf or whatever these days. Probably not to many spam cans to be had with corrosive stuff these days, but who knows?

    • @monster2slayer
      @monster2slayer 2 роки тому

      @@richrhocks my gun shop sells soviet 7.62x39 crates imported from former yugoslavian countries. Quite common in europe.

  • @user-jo2rm4mm5b
    @user-jo2rm4mm5b 2 роки тому

    اي

  • @kimberlyannmedios5310
    @kimberlyannmedios5310 Рік тому

    B.

  • @staggdegraaff1531
    @staggdegraaff1531 2 роки тому

    Do what I do wait until you shot around ten thousand rounds then clean it with brake cleaner then use WD40 to lubricate it. And if you're afraid to do it then buy a ar15.

    • @kristopherhiser4967
      @kristopherhiser4967 Рік тому

      Yeah, and spend 6 hours a week cleaning the AR....

    • @metaldave556
      @metaldave556 Рік тому

      lol all of this is terrible. wd40 is not gun lube. and it does not take 6 hours to clean an AR, maybe half hour to an hour if you're being really thorough

  • @ArieteArmsRAMLITE
    @ArieteArmsRAMLITE 3 роки тому

    Brownell in NRA : lol.

  • @tomrinde4487
    @tomrinde4487 Рік тому

    That safety check is
    Critical. Cicle mag out
    Saftey off don't touch
    Triger.

  • @DunjaIlic-vi8ei
    @DunjaIlic-vi8ei 4 місяці тому

    one of the worlds.... its the most prevalent. stop tryna downplay it.

    • @diplexnormal3353
      @diplexnormal3353 3 місяці тому

      Buddy, it was a chapter in firearms technology. I seriously can’t stand people with the mindset that firearms like the AK47, the 1911, the M1Garand, etc etc etc -are still just as useful today as they were *decades ago* against modern firearms. at least I can admit that *my* favorite guns were replaced for valid reasons. I love my Beretta 92FS, my 1911, my ar-15’s, my SKS, my Mauser, my M70, etc but I’m not gonna cry and say that they’re better than modern rifles/handguns. The AK47 is nothing more than a chapter in firearms technology, they exist now as inspiration for others to improve on (just like the SKS) to innovate and to make “the better gun”. There are modern firearms out there that I do personally dislike and with good reason but that’s not the point.