Videos tagged with NPAP

The Yugo M70AB2, a Zastava under-folder AK variant, demonstrated surprising practical accuracy to 500 yards using iron sights and Barnaul 7.62x39mm ammunition. Despite its surplus origins and non-chrome-lined barrel, the rifle's unique Yugoslavian engineering, including a bulged trunnion and distinct bolt hold-open feature, contributed to its capable performance. The review highlights its historical significance and product-improved Kalashnikov design.

This review compares three budget AK-platform rifles: the Zastava NPAP, Century Arms AK63DS, and WASR 10. While all are chambered in 7.62x39mm, stock configurations suffer from significant issues like overgassing and poor ergonomics. Modifications, particularly to the WASR 10, dramatically improve performance and shootability, suggesting budget AKs require investment to be truly effective.

This review of the Zastava USA ZPAP M70 highlights significant improvements over previous NPAP imports, particularly regarding receiver integrity. Rob Ski notes the use of original Serbian double-hook trigger groups and cold hammer-forged, non-chrome lined barrels for the 7.62x39 model. Initial headspace checks confirm proper function, suggesting Zastava has addressed past issues with receiver flexing and pin hole 'egging'.

This video offers a comprehensive review of the Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AKM. The creator conducts shooting tests with various magazines, both suppressed and unsuppressed, and thoroughly examines the rifle's details and accuracy. The review aims to help viewers decide if this AKM is a better choice than a WASR or NPAP. The creator also promotes their email list, merchandise, and social media channels.

This YouTube video features a long-term review of a Zastava NPAP AK47, with the creator reporting on its performance after 4000 rounds. Notably, they mention that some parts have gone missing. Due to YouTube's updated anti-gun policies, direct links to the equipment used have been removed from the video description and are instead provided via a link to a dedicated page on their website. The video also promotes their Patreon channel.

This video, titled "Zastava NPAP 2000 rounds later," reviews the Zastava NPAP rifle after extensive use. The description mentions a change in YouTube's policies regarding firearm links, redirecting viewers to a separate page for resources. The video likely covers the rifle's performance, reliability, and potential issues encountered after firing 2000 rounds, offering a long-term perspective for potential buyers and owners.

The Zastava NPAP rifle, marketed as a 'people's rifle,' failed critical durability tests, including a drop test that caused catastrophic failure. While it surprisingly survived being run over by an SUV, issues like the bolt 'eating' magazines and receiver deformation were observed. The review highlights that the NPAP can be a 'hit or miss' firearm, with this unit demonstrating significant reliability and durability shortcomings compared to other AK variants.

This video features gunsmith Ray answering viewer questions on firearm maintenance and troubleshooting. Key topics include safely firing different calibers in older rifles, securing AR stocks on AK variants, cleaning specific rifle actions like the Swiss K31 and Mosin Nagant, rust removal techniques, and cost estimates for custom Mosin builds. Ray emphasizes meticulous cleaning and proper bedding for accuracy.

This video features Jim and Kay from Burst Review examining the Century Arms N-PAP Gen 2 AK-47. They highlight its origins from Zastava in the former Yugoslavia and its recent import in a more authentic configuration by Century Arms. The rifle is compared to the Ford Mustang of the AK world, described as good though not the best. The review points viewers to a follow-up article on TheTruthAboutGuns.com for more detailed information, including grouping performance and round count. The video also notes the N-PAP's historical connection as the basis for AKs in video games like Rainbow 6: Vegas and Ghost Recon Future Soldier.