Message from @Tsar Vladimir Putin
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Bruh
Its reliable rugged and does the job
And its cheap
Nah its shit it jams a ton
And its not that reliable
Still cheap and popular mate
Also its probably older than yo grandpa
But there are newer guns now mate
Its only popular bc people think it looks cool
And terrorists like them
Because its cheap and easy to obtain
As i said just now
Ok but why get an ak 47
When an ar 15 is so much better
I never said that
I would rather get a newer weapon
Its overrated
> When an ar 15 is so much better
@Bonbon
Well whats the cost difference between ak47 and ar15?
True
But its still a shit gun
It jams a ton
And its unreliable
You speaking from experience?
No
I dont own an ak 47
But ive heard about other peoples experiences with it
I have also...
The AK is one if the most reliable weapons ever built...
Ahahah
AHAHAHAHAHAHA
the Russian philosophy for "reliable" is "easy to fix when it breaks"
Whereas the american philosophy is "it don't break"
The AK is 'reliable' because of its simplicity
Good point
But it has loose tolerances, and dirt and sand can get into vital components
Theres several youtube videos of guys putting the AK through some mud tests along with an AR. Ill have to dig them up. The results are suprising.
The ARs pass where the AK fails, iirc
The only test I've seen where the AK won was when they were both stuck in dry ice
It does. Now I did have alot of jams due to sand and crap in my A2 when I was in basic. Sand likes to stop that bolt dead. However I havent had the issue with newer rifles. My guess is the older and more used the rifle is, the looser the tolerances are to allow contamination to get into vital parts. That doesnt negate fouling based malfunctions though. Ive had several newer ARs start to jam after 500+ rounds. The tighter the tolerances, the cleaner it needs to be.
Most fouling malfunctions occur in the bolt carrier group