S. Korean K1A1 "Rooftop Korean's Choice" to 500yds: Practical Accuracy

Watch latest videos, sometimes even early releases! Sign up for the newsletter 🗞️https://tinyurl.com/9HoleReviews or https://tinyurl.com/SlateBlack The K1A1 is the civilian-legal import to the USA in the 80's that many S. Korean immigrants cherished as a symbol of national pride, and on the one fateful day in 1992, a group of Koreans defended their livelihoods on the rooftops of Korea Town (K-Town). Of which, at least two K1A1 rifles were present and cementing the K1A1 as one of the symbols of the fabled "Roof Korean" The K1 (base model for the K1A1) is the South Korean SMG (later re-considered as a carbine) that replaced the American M3 Grease Gun but crossed paths with the M16 Carbine's capabilities for S. Korean Special Operations personnel. With an AR15 gas system and a shortened bolt that used an AR18 type of recoil spring, it was able to shed the AR15's buffer tube, allowing a stock-less design decades before the MCX existed. The short firearm with a collapsing stock and extremely light weight made it a handy weapon for a multitude of mission sets. You an also access the Practical Accuracy Scoreboard here 👉   / 9holereviews   Consider supporting us via Patreon! Consider visiting our supporter ‪@SlateBlackIndustries‬ 👉 Discount Code "9HOLE" for MLOK accessories Shopping on Amazon? Do you like sweet [yet tasteful] gun morale patches? Shopping with this link costs you nothing, but helps support our channel 👉 https://amzn.to/3trn9ju Music by Tyops (THANKS!!!) __________________________________________________________________ We love mail: 9 Hole Reviews 21175 Tomball Pkwy. No. 480 Houston, Texas 77070 00:00 - SBI 00:08 - Opening words 00:33 - Intro 01:24 - PA test 05:53 - Initial Impressions 08:41 - Patreon/Utreon 09:57 - Debrief 10:57 - K1A1 history 11:56 - pre-ban K1A1 13:03 - Roof Korean Legend 17:09 - Barrel and Gassing 22:28 - Recoil and Balance 24:00 - operating system 32:38 - K1C "modernized" 34:15 - Final Thoughts 35:14 - 9H Podcast 35:47 - Analysis