НЕ НАДО ТАК! Задержки при стрельбе. Как не сломать АК.

توضیحات:

00:00 – The video starts with an introduction about how any weapon can cause delays. 01:01 – The main causes of delays are explained. 01:35 – The video discusses misfires, their causes and how to eliminate them. 02:24 – It covers increased fouling when shooting with a "bank" of ammunition. 03:25 – The issue of the bolt being flooded with grease and the hammer sticking is shown. 03:46 – The video shows hammer sticking and accidental firing. 04:49 – It explains a broken hammer and the use of a spare hammer. 05:16 – The video covers failure to feed a cartridge, detection and elimination. 05:40 – Causes of delay such as a dirty magazine are discussed. 06:14 – Magazine damage and a broken spring are shown. 06:53 – The video shows a broken magazine latch. 07:31 – It explains improper magazine attachment. 07:51 – The video discusses cartridge jam, how it looks. 08:02 – The technical cause of a bent magazine lip is explained. 08:25 – The video shows how to eliminate the jam. 09:10 – It covers delay caused by the shooter and the role of the bolt. 10:25 – The video explains bolt catch and failure to eject a spent casing. 11:01 – It shows how it looks and the difference between bolt catch and failure to eject. 11:39 – The video shows how to eliminate the delay. 11:57 – Causes of such delays and how to fix them immediately. 13:12 – The video discusses insufficient bolt travel forward, differences between rifle and carbine. 13:51 – Causes of delay and elimination, broken spring. 14:43 – Field repair of the spring. 16:14 – Double cartridge feed, elimination and features. 17:04 – Turning a simple delay into a complex one. 17:27 – Cartridge entering the receiver. 17:51 – Causes of this. 18:37 – Differences between carbine and rifle. 19:24 – Failure to eject a casing, features. 20:03 – First solution. 20:53 – Second solution, fluting the casing flange. 21:54 – Eliminating the delay. 22:46 – Critical points on the AK. 23:07 – General recommendations for weapon position during elimination. 24:04 – Disassembly in combat conditions. 24:51 – Training to eliminate delays.