In the ammo video the cartridge cases were completely full of powder. Is a compressed load normal for an AK?
I have no problem with things like Knives made in a dirt-floored shop with a charcoal fire in 2 cinder-blocks & a "BFH". I'm really amazed at the craftsmanship that can make such impressive items with so little. I have a couple of knives made that way that are marvelous!
Firearms not so much so I'm afraid.
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Back in 1987 I visited northern Pakistan and did have opportunity to observe many locally made fire arms ... predominantly from a local town ... Darra
They all "appeared" to be of good quality... just like the the fake Rolex watches being sold in Singapore at that time ... { saw those too }
Year or so ago I attended an estate sale of an Afghanistan Vet that had numerous old Enfield and Flintlock items he brought back from his tour.
I wouldn't have shot any one of them on a bet
Vets brought back untold amounts of fakes from the Middle East ..... then again
then again my Father brought back an SKS from Vietnam smuggled while a Flight Engineer of a C130 .....
When the "powder" is non-safety film chips (which I've seen with 3rd world ammo) who knows?In the ammo video the cartridge cases were completely full of powder. Is a compressed load normal for an AK?