I am still getting fantastic accuracy results and no issues with suppressor usage. From what I gather its the 55’s that are an issue under suppressor use. My 12.5 is 100% suppressed (its my “GPR”) and I haven’t had any issues in the 2000-2500 rounds I’ve run thru it so far of this 77gr AAC.
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The AAC AK ammo showed up yesterday. Pretty interesting.
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The bullet has no steel in it. Magnet doesn’t stick.
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The bullet pulled with normal force. I was able to use the inertia hammer. Not too loose, but not impossible to break free like Russian ammo.
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Ball powder. I would have been surprised if the had extruded like I usually find in Russian ammo. 26.2 grains.
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.311 flat base bullet. I didn’t weigh it.
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The AAC AK ammo shot pretty good. As accurate as you could expect from an AK, ran good, and this 7 round string had an SD under 10.
I shot an approximately 3.5" group on steel at 100 yards with an unmagnified Mepro sight. Very acceptable for an AK.
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What was the rifle being used and barrel length?
Standard AK variant with the slant brake. 16" I guess. Sorry. I don’t know crap about AKs.
Also no idea if the average velocity is high/low/normal. 122gr bullet I believe.
Thanks. With those numbers I am starting to wonder what a 10 inch barreled AK pistol from Zastava would be in the same caliber.
AK fodder with an SD under 10…!? Zoiks!
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And from AAC too. If it weren’t the Garmin chrono, I wouldn’t believe it.
OK, I’ve been using it a lot. I use it for my local 2 gun matches for ranges 200m and out, I still use IWI 77’s for any match I have to travel overnight . But, it works and it’s quite accurate in my Colt barrels. My Noveske barreled iron sight gun really likes it.
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