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This is our final Red October AK 2017 match video in which we do our ritual of discussing the gear we used;  what went right and what went wrong.   

We also discuss the match itself, the stages, and just general thoughts about the whole event.  Thank you for coming along for the ride!

InRangeTV was at the first Red October AK match in 2016, and we returned in 2017.  The match is nearly double the size of the inagural event, coming in at over 200 competitors!

Ian brought his Valmet, and Finnish gear in the AK "Light" division.

Karl competed in "Armored" with 6b43/45 "Ratnik" Russian LBV and plates along with the Ak74 he won last year now field modified to replicate Russian specialist configs.  We're lovingly calling this ~12lbs beast the "Alpha" AK.

If you're interested in acquiring the best AK money can buy, literally made by magical elves (Fuller & his crew), please visit Rifle Dynamics here: 

http://rifledynamics.com/

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ROAK match information: https://southernutahpracticalshootingrange.com/rok/

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RompaStompa

Advances are being made such as the counterbalance weight to mitigate recoil. It is a whole new design and not so interchangeable with the traditional design. Also not available for import in the US

RompaStompa

A free float handgaurd would be nice, might be possible if some sort of attachment were riveted to the sides of the reciever.

Andrew Duke

Karl When can we have another google hangout?

Sidney Reilley

Glad to see this episode reappear as I didn't watch it all the first time it was available. Strongly concurr with your assessment of this years match vice last years' but it's always nice to hear your views. Hopefully next year will be even better. I, for one, would like to see some blind stages (like the shoot house) where the ability to choreograph would be less important than the ability react quickly and accurately to an unknown situation. Looking forward to your future pieces on ton AK.

Kenny VanCleave

When are you going to finish the WWSD rifle. I started building my rifle, picking up the GWAC stock and the KE trigger and ambi safety. Most items of the rifle have been chosen except for the BCG. When will you do a video on the BCG.

CavScout

This hasn't made me want to start really using an AK, which stings to say since I own several. Regardless, very interesting matches to watch. Thanks!

Chadi P. K.

I love AKs but I wonder: Is the modern AK doomed to be the same old rifle from the 70's with a few extra rails or will we see modular polymer receive AKs just like the AR family evolved? I suppose that the nature of the beast does not help (it's much easier to play with barrel profile when all you need is screw a barrel nut compared to weld and press steel) I would love to see the AK family turn into a game of Lego, with race guns and tactical carbines pop-up from the same mold.