AK vs. AR. GUNDERDOME! Two Guns Enter, Only One Will Leave. UPDATE in OP!!!

[Dynamis]

I will be using this MAK-90 w/ unassisted optics.

This test should determine 2 fairly consistent observances if I am correct.

1. The AR is more accurate.
2. The AK is more reliable.

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[jwhited]

I'm gonna have to go with Team AK on this one.

 

[Dynamis]

throw em in a creek, loaded, safety on(duh). muzzle pointed down stream. upstream of the rifles kick up some sand or dirt so it gets them good and gritty. have a smoke, and then remove the rifles and empty 30rd mag as rapidly as possible. most of all be safe.

Only problem is that I don't have a stream by my range. I would agree to launch them out into the lake (with ropes attached)and drag them back slowly to let them get mucky inside.

 

[User170512]

We need a video!!!

Video??? I want an invite!
I'm betting on the AK.

Kalashnikov - "Reliability depends on a variety of factors. First: A short locking distance of the firing chamber. Second: All moving parts are installed with more space between them. All designers sought to tighten them up, while I, on the contrary, let them hang with absolute freedom. You take a handful of sand, throw it in the rifle, retract the bolt and fire! These factors, the simplicity and the reliability allowed this weapon to march around the globe."

 

[Dynamis]

If NWS will bring a bag of sand, we can do "sand" testing as well.

 

[Fatal_Bert]

Only problem is that I don't have a stream by my range. I would agree to launch them out into the lake (with ropes attached)and drag them back slowly to let them get mucky inside.

if you can do it safely with a loaded gun.

 

[Dynamis]

I feel secure in my fundamentals.

 

[Fatal_Bert]

I feel secure in my fundamentals.

awesome. can't wait to see the video. only torture test my mak90 has ever failed was a Pro Mag.

 

[gatorfan605]

Selling tickets and popcorn?

 

[gatorfan605]

Could you do the same with a Glock and an M&P? Oops!