Videos tagged with M70AB2

This review of the Zastava Z Vuk suppressor highlights its exceptionally light weight (14 oz) and flow-through design, positioning it as a competitor to established AK suppressors like the Resilient Putnik and Dead Air Wolverine. The reviewer emphasizes its hub mount adaptability and effectiveness on various AK platforms, while noting potential concerns regarding its non-serviceable end cap and the need for frequent checks to prevent loosening on AKs with left-hand threads.

This video provides a detailed review and first-shot experience with the M70AB2, an AK variant built on a government contract for OPFOR training. The hosts discuss its history as a surplused military rifle, its condition upon arrival, and compare two examples. Key observations include significant barrel wear, issues with muzzle threading affecting suppressor compatibility, and a seized gas shut-off valve on one rifle. Despite these flaws, both firearms passed headspace checks and were deemed functional for live fire.

This video from 9-Hole Reviews details a practical accuracy test of a Yugo M70AB2 AK variant, chambered in 7.62x39mm, out to 500 yards using iron sights. The expert analysis highlights the rifle's unique Yugoslavian engineering, non-chrome-lined barrel, and surprising capability despite its surplus origins. The test demonstrates effective use of iron sights at extended ranges, with specific attention paid to ammunition, historical context, and the challenges of an under-folder stock.

This video focuses on a comfortable and inexpensive modification for the LCT M70AB2 airsoft rifle. The presenter addresses a common complaint about the stock's discomfort by utilizing paracord, demonstrating a practical and budget-friendly solution for improving the user experience. The modification itself is simple and can be completed with minimal cost, highlighting a 'do-it-yourself' approach to firearm accessories.