1. You’re gonna have to explain this to those of us that don’t use communist garbage.

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2. No, really. How the heck did he do that?? I have no doubt it was probably pretty exciting, and not in a good way.

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3. I suspect that chamber is a little bit too far out of spec for even an AK to run…

   But I’m not quite confident enough to put money on it

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4. Blyat!

5. Nyet, komerad! Rifle is good!

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6. What appears to have happened is an error in order of operation while reassembling the rifle. Someone stuck the bolt carrier and bolt into the action without first ensuring bolt and carrier were secured to each other and properly aligned via the provided cam and groove.
   Someone didnt pay attention when they took it apart, and attempted to force it back together.
   If that gets unjammed and properly reassembled, I bet it would still work. Gonna be a fun time unsticking it though.

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7. Those parts look cast. Probably an inter ordinance or early 100% American century piece of garbage that uses castings from Korea. They are known to use cast parts. Not a true AK. It’s just a hand grenade in the shape of an AK.

   If nothing cracked I suspect it would still work if you can get it apart.

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8. Kaminski was drinking the brakes again.

9. It’s not that hard to replicate and takes no force at all to get it that way and back apart again.

   https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51697889275_502e502ecf_b.jpg

   But, other than replicating it: why would you want to?

   The hammer is holding the bolt in place 180° out of place and the bolt carrier is blocked by the hammer.

   I didn’t try to get the return spring or top cover back on.

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