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Wouldn’t wanna use the circle technique though for sure

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How long would it last 😂

Beryl is best bang for your buck hands down!

@@BNatoAk I’d like the beryl more if it had a shorter barrel and a less funky twist rate & standard furniture, but other than that, yeah it’s the best bang 🤦‍♂️

@@TheSkinnyMechanic Same issue with the Zastava M90. Just different enough to not take some of the accessories I wanted to use.

@@JackTagar same as my sam5

had the same issue with a fox, and I had a jack 7.62 with too long of a receiver so no after market dust cover rails fit.

Its funny like in us u can pic up parts and do lego gun ish, but in Poland u have only like prebuild guns only bc of the law @blackpanther5086

Yes, because cheaper

Not that much need for chrome with non corrosive ammunition

@@petrusanonymous1321 Currently, there are better anti-corrosion protection than chrome plating.

I airbrush every single frame :)

Nice, have a sub!

Allow me to return the favor good sir! @@BurstReview

The M90 is the best bang for your buck for the 556 regarding imports. It's heavy as a fish sticks in a barrel, but you can change the gas ports to three levels. Many of these aks are over gases, and that's normal because they are designed that way. However, from watching many videos on WBP Jack 556, most buy a KNS pistol. That is like another 100-200 dollars. I have a wasr-10, Beryl 556, and m90. I purchased my dam Beryl three years ago when they were 1550. WBP and FB have been lowering their prices over the last few months. I wanted the 556 Jack but decided to get the m90 two years ago due to the availability. They were importing a small amount of WBP and FB aks at that time. A week after I brought the m90, they restocked the WBP Jack. The 556 Jack uses a Nitride Barrel, while the 7x39 uses a FB barrel. People will diss the 556 Jack due to the barrel and say they need to be more accurate and that it will only last for a while. For most of us shooters, we won't outshoot our barrels. My Was-10, which cost 700 dollars, is much nicer than my M90, which cost me about 1400 for everything. The safety leverager on my wasr is much smoother than my Beryl, which I love to death. The Jack finished is sexy and gorgeous. I might have to get one now since they are going 1k.

@@letsgetit90 M90 is definitely the most well optioned 556 AK on the market, I would really like to see WBP come up with an adjustable gas system. I have seen on Atlantic they're offering WBPs from the factory with KNS pistons, so that's pretty cool. Honestly, I love WASRs, they are absolute tanks that will just go and go and go, but they're so damn clunky and just plain rough. That said, you shouldn't ever buy an AK based on it being shiny haha. If I remember right, Arms of America is selling WBP add your own furniture build kits for like $850, which is pretty damn hard to beat. Out of the box, WBP has a nicer fit and finish than any AK I've seen yet. They're just extremely well put together and it's a shame they don't get more recognition.

I got 2005 wasr3 sent back and they worked the mag well over and MOSTLY all mags work, but yes Wegener's ... best. But what should i buy today for it? Thank You !

@@phillipriggs3375 KNS piston and ALG Ultimate trigger. If yours have the TAPCO 2, you can have a gunsmith polish the contact areas to bring it down to about 2.5lbs. I did it myself, but went with the ALG anyways because of the crisp 3.5lbs pull.

What are you looking for in an Ak? I mean, if you're looking for accuracy, then get an AR. At 100 yards, I was able to get an inch grouping with my MP Sport 2 and 5.56 Beryl. My m90 was pretty close, with around 1.5-2. Inches.

Too heavy

I think the carriers are just polished steel - though I personally would rather have them hard chromed if we're going for that high-contrast look

@@BurstReview I read up on it, they're zinc coated...not sure where I got nickle boron from but I read it somewhere, got it mixed up I guess lol but yeah I mean WBP is one of the best choices on the market now for sure. I just recently got into 5.56 AKs and I've fallen in love, I'm a lifelong 7.62x39 guy and wanted a 74 but in 5.56 because of the 5.45 situation and now I'm hooked haha the 5.55 mag market has some solid choices, not much capacity options tho, I wish someone would make a 45 round double stack mag that wasnt insanely expensive. Also I like the brake/flash hider on your rifle in the vid id like to get one to go on my AIMs clone since it will be hard as hell to find the correct 22mm front sight block for the AIMs brake.

It's literally the exact same thing for me, love everything about it besides the bare metal bcg and the non folding stock

they are.

@@thechad503not the 556 ones

These nitride barrels look to possibly be more accurate than the FB Radom chrome barrels. And realistically, a civilian will probably never wear out a nitride barrel on a semi-auto rifle. For most people it seems to be a fetish for AKs rather than something that is actually necessary.

@@TheOfficialCaseMade as someone who's worn out a nitride AR barrel I'm going to say that's not true if you actually train and shoot. Plus with an AK swapping a barrel isn't nearly as easy as it is on an AR so a shorter barrel life is a big no go. Long term reliability is kind of one of the big AK selling points so I care deeply about it

@@TheOfficialCaseMade This 100%

Except he doesn't do shady deals.

I'm too short and fat to be Tim 😂

Nitride barrel?

​@@humansvd3269the barrels are nitro-sulfurized. A different method than normal QPQ or Tennifer. Its a process that makes the steel much harder and slicker because od the sulfur content. Dont know of any other brand of firearms that uses this method.

Imagine still complaining that a semi-auto firearm isn’t chrome lined. I’m sure you’re really shooting a lot of corrosive 5.56 or burning out barrels regularly. You don’t need Chrome Lining.

@@rapl1183 actually chrome lining is significantly interior to nitriding in therms od corrosion resistance. By orders of magnitude interior. What chrome lining is good at its heat resistance and ability to return to original hardness after cooling from much much greater temperatura than nitride.

WBP can’t do anything standard and sadly to spec. Lots of heat treated issues and their milled guns look horrible

Yikes! The newer ones are much better. If you bought it from Atlsntic they'll likely take care of you

@@BurstReview im located in Europe and bought mine last year, they're directly distributed by WBP in here. and they told me to try 62 grain ppu and to dismount the muzzlebrake and If that doesnt help, i should send it to them and they might replace it with a new one.

@@supersixx9916 I've heard it has to do with the way some of the factory barrels had their crowns cut. You could easily recrown at home, but I wouldn't since it would likely void any warranty you have on it.

​@@BurstReviewthank you 👍🏻 AK Community isnt that large around here/ Germany. Most common sources for help are Reddit or KZfaq 😅. Kinda jealous about that, US is superior when it comes to that topic 🥲

Still need to experiment more with mine but I'm agreeing thus far.

The Pioneer Arms AK isn't as well polished, or reliable in my experience. I'm actually working on a review of the Pioneer right now. The biggest downside of the Pioneer is that the firing pins are brittle - if you buy that gun, I would source a WBP firing pin for the gun and swap it immediately.

@@BurstReview when does the review come out

16, yes.

It was released this morning… on a limited “pre release” at first

KUSA also said for… $1500. 😳

What about the pioneer arms 556 AK what’s the better 556 AK

Honestly, I'm not sure. I'll ping the manufacturer

Yes, and they function flawlessly

Weiger mags, prepare your wallet for abuse.

@@BurstReview Yes, but was hoping someone had come out with a good replacement. Thank You !

Out now.

The 762 I had was ok. It wasn’t overgassed BUT the side rail scope mount was out of spec. Like it was done as an afterthought. Sold it. Bought a DIY from Atlantic. That one wasn’t bad. Probably going to pick up another. Atlantic gets their Jack rifles from arms of America if I’m not mistaken. But yeah they don’t care if your rifle is poopy for the money you spent on it, not worth it.

What happened exactly, Im genuinely interested

@seanm8665 you're partially correct. AoA was their importer until this recent batch. Apparently they're doing it all themselves now. They even work with a new company that specifically does 922r conversions with CnC equipment, so no hand-dremeled Century mag wells

@@BurstReview what do you want to hear?

@@A8vscRrabbit All the details, curious what went down. I've only ever had Atlantic be very good to me and easy to work with.

i wouldn't say it's crap... but it is way too expensive hahaha

Я согласен, что карабину калибра 5,45 мм нужен хромированный ствол, но натовской версии это не особо нужно. I just said that I agree when it comes to the 5.45 version, and used google translate.

@@BurstReview no need to use Google translator, KZfaq has introduced a comment translation function, and I understand English, I just write with errors, so I try not to embarrass myself)

@@BurstReview Due to the quality of the powder/primer, the 556 version does not need chrome?

@gargantuan-wb1br Basically, the biggest advantage of chrome barrels is resistance to corrosion. No American ammunition uses potassium chlorate, which is corrosive. Soviet ammo, like 5.45 7N6, does, and is corrosive, same with virtually all WW2 7.62x54r ammo.

chrom to przeżytek. Jest go łatwo uszkodzić. azotonasiarczanie gazowe lufy są o wiele bardziej wytrzymałe i zabezpieczone przed korozją zniż archaicznych chrom