Hungarian Blast Machine: AMD-65 at the Range
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"Rifles on the Danube" Kickstarter is live!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/headstamp/rifles-on-the-danube?ref=ewy77i
Today I took my AMD-65 out to the range. I've shot regular AKMs with AMD muzzle brakes, but never had the chance to try the AMD-65 in its original proper configuration. And you know what? It's actually not bad, at least in short helpings. The brake is really concussive for people around the gun, but it's not bad at all for the shooter. The grip would get tiring after a while, but for just a bit of shooting it's not bad at all.
Thanks to Brandon Herrera / The AK Guy Inc for building this rifle for me!
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