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How an AK-47 Works, in 3D [VIDEO]

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The whole concept behind how a firearm operates can be a little confusing. Gigantic visual aids have been a staple of basic firearms training in the military since at least the Second World War. These days, thanks to computer graphics and 3D modeling we can see the whole process without ever leaving the comfort of our couch. Someone recently posted this video on Reddit and I figured y’all might enjoy it as much as I did.

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  1. I’m wondering if they’re using Lancaster rifling like Kalashnikov is with their .366TKM guns, which are classified as shotguns.

    The Lancaster rifling uses a slightly oval bore to impart spin stabilization.

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  2. None really if they produce a quality firearm that is reliable and inside the price range.
    I recently bought a Taurus TCP then swapped for a Ruger LCP II I wanted to retire that old Galesi-Brescia Inherited from my Aunt as a CCW. I owned or have owned Smith’s, Colts according to the sale price or my desire to have it. I don’t hold it against S&W or Ruger their politics I do wish Colt would fix their business as There are Colts I would like to own if they were cheaper.
    I believe we all know what guns are crap and do not buy them.

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