Videos tagged with Serbia

This video provides an expert look at new and upcoming firearms from Zastava Arms USA, including the Zastava M84 PKM, .300 Blackout ZPAP M85, and surplus AB1/AB2 kits. The discussion, led by individuals with deep technical knowledge and military experience, also covers the recent export ban from Serbia and its implications for the US market.

Zastava Arms USA has revealed the new Z-PAP 85 chambered in .300 Blackout at Shot Show 2026. This model, currently in the final stages of design, features an AK-style action, is suppressor-ready, and includes a pistol brace. The development was partly driven by utilizing time during an export ban from Serbia.

This guide details the preparation and live fire demonstration of the Zastava ZPAP85 in 5.56x45mm. It covers loading magazines, chambering rounds, and observing the firearm's performance on an outdoor range. The demonstration highlights the firearm's cycling action and accuracy, as presented by Misha with high authority and expertise in firearm handling.

This video provides a basic overview and operational demonstration of a Zastava AK-style rifle, specifically the ZPAP M70 chambered in 7.62x39mm. The content creator, Johnny Q, highlights the rifle's Serbian origin, wood furniture, and demonstrates fundamental operations like safety engagement, magazine insertion, and charging the weapon. The review is presented with enthusiasm, showcasing the rifle's aesthetic appeal and basic functionality.

This entry details the Zastava M84, a Serbian-made GPMG based on the Soviet PKM, highlighting its reliability, durability, and modern adaptations. Expert insights from Zastava engineers and combat veterans underscore its effectiveness. The M84 is noted for its robust cold-forged, chrome-lined barrel, capable of withstanding extreme firing conditions, and its adaptability with features like Picatinny rails and folding stocks. Comparisons with the M60 emphasize its lighter weight and more manageable rate of fire.

This guide explains why AK-pattern rifles, specifically the Zastava Arms ZPAP92, benefit from ultra-low optic mounts. The Civilian Tactical host, an expert in tactical firearms, demonstrates how high mounts on AKs disrupt cheek weld, leading to instability. The video emphasizes using low-profile mounts like the Gideon Rock reflex sight for optimal ergonomics and faster target acquisition, contrasting it with typical AR-15 setups.

This comprehensive review of the Zastava M91 sniper rifle, presented with high authority by James Reeves of TFB TV, delves into its technical specifications, historical context, and real-world performance. The rifle, often called the 'Serb Dragunov,' utilizes a robust AK-style long-stroke piston system and is chambered in 7.62x54mmR. While not a sub-MOA precision rifle, it demonstrates rugged reliability and effective engagement capabilities up to 700 meters, making it a unique and historically significant option for collectors.

This review covers the Zastava PAP M85 PV, a 5.56x45mm AK pistol imported by Zastava Arms USA and made in Serbia. The reviewer highlights its smooth shooting characteristics, quality build, and the availability of common 5.56/.223 ammunition. Potential modifications like an SBR conversion or adding a muzzle brake to reach rifle length are discussed, along with its unique flip-up sights and bolt-hold-open safety feature.

This video showcases a Serbian-made Zastava ZPAP92 AK-pattern pistol. The title indicates it's an AK-47 variant, likely chambered in 7.62x39mm, and highlights its origin (Serbia) and common association with Russian firearms. The inclusion of 'pistol' and the firearm family 'AK-47' are key identifiers. The hashtags '#2amendment' and '#fypシ' suggest a focus on firearms rights and potential viral reach within the platform. The emojis suggest a positive and enthusiastic presentation of the firearm.

This video provides an in-depth tour of the Miloš 4x4 armored vehicle from Serbia's Complex Combat System. Experts Nikola Radulovic and Vukasin Martinovic detail its powertrain, protection levels (STANAG 4569 Level 3 ballistic, Level 2 mine), and armament options, including a .50 caliber RCWS and a 7.62mm Gatling gun. The vehicle boasts a 300 hp Cummins engine, Allison transmission, and advanced interior systems for crew comfort and situational awareness.

This guide details the tool-less quick-change barrel system of the Zastava M19 MCS, as demonstrated by lead engineer Dragan. The system allows for rapid barrel swaps between calibers (7.62x39mm and 6.5 Grendel) and lengths (16-inch to 10-inch) without tools, even when the firearm is hot. This modularity is a key feature of the M19 MCS, designed for modern combat scenarios.

This video provides an expert look at the Zastava M12 "Black Spear" .50 Cal Sniper Rifle, comparing it to its predecessor, the M93 Black Arrow. The M12 features significant upgrades including a 3kg weight reduction, a folding stock for improved maneuverability, and an enhanced trigger, making it a more modern anti-material rifle. The review highlights direct factory insights from Zastava engineers.