Videos tagged with Serbian AK

The Zastava ZPAP92 is a robust 10-inch AK pistol chambered in 7.62x39mm, featuring a chrome-lined barrel, a large night brake, and a quad rail system for accessory mounting. It includes unique features like a hinged dust cover for optics, a last-round bolt hold-open, and a bolt-lock safety mechanism, offering a distinct Serbian AK feel and solid build quality.

This video provides an unboxing and initial inspection of the Zastava ZPAP M70 AK-47 rifle. The presenter highlights the rifle's wood furniture, including walnut stock and maple handguard, and discusses features like the optic mount, slant brake, and the bolt-hold-open mechanism on the safety selector. The included metal magazine's functionality, specifically its ability to lock the bolt back on an empty chamber, is also a key point of interest.

This review covers the Zastava Arms USA ZPAP92 Alpha AK pistol, detailing its features, build quality, and field stripping process. The speaker, with extensive experience visiting Zastava's factory in Serbia, provides an expert assessment of the firearm's Serbian craftsmanship, comparing it to other AK platforms. The review highlights the pistol's attractive wood furniture, solid receiver, and functional bolt hold-open mechanism, while also noting the lack of an included brace and the hinged top cover's ease of use for maintenance.

This review of the Zastava Yugo NPAP DF AK-47 underfolder highlights its Serbian Com Bloc origins and competitive price point. The reviewer details its features, including the slant muzzle device, adjustable rear sight, and the unique recoil spring mechanism for disassembly. While noting the lack of a chrome-lined barrel and the inherent discomfort of underfolder stocks, the overall assessment is positive for those seeking an affordable, genuine Com Bloc AK variant.

This review covers the Zastava M85 PAP pistol in 5.56x45mm. It highlights its unique features compared to the M92, including a chrome-lined barrel and gas block, and a bulged 1.5mm receiver. The video demonstrates a simplified AK-style field strip and discusses practical aspects like magazine availability and the potential for SBR conversions.

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.