Videos tagged with Yugoslavian AK

This comprehensive review of the Zastava ZPAP M90 highlights its impressive performance as a 5.56 AK variant. The firearm demonstrated reliability over 1,000 rounds, featuring a chrome-lined barrel, adjustable gas block, and attractive Serbian redwood furniture. It excels as both a fun range toy and a viable defensive platform due to its manageable recoil, accuracy, and cost-effectiveness with .223/5.56 ammunition.

This video provides an in-depth look at Zastava and Yugo-pattern AK rifles, differentiating them from standard AKM designs. The presenter, Klayco47, highlights their historical context, unique 'overbuilt' construction (1.5mm receivers, bulged RPK trunnions) designed for grenade launching, and improved modern quality from Zastava USA. It covers various models like the M70, M77, and M90, discusses aftermarket support, and offers personal long-term reviews of specific rifles.

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 guide details the field stripping and lubrication process for a Zastava M70AB2 rifle, a government contract model. It emphasizes thorough cleaning and proper lubrication using Drnch gun oil, crucial for maintaining the reliability of the AK platform. The video also includes a basic safety check demonstration.

This video provides an expert-level reintroduction to the Zastava M70 ZPAP, highlighting its aesthetic appeal and superior fit and finish compared to entry-level AKs. The review details unique Yugoslavian features, technical upgrades in current production (1.5mm receiver, bulged trunnion, chrome-lined barrel), and performance characteristics like manageable recoil. It emphasizes the need for Yugo-specific aftermarket parts and scope mounts, recommending RS Regulate. The speaker's high authority level is evident through detailed knowledge of AK variants and manufacturing nuances.

This live stream features firearm enthusiasts Clay and Tony discussing AK variants, Kalashbash event details, and firearm maintenance. They delve into the history and nuances of AK platforms, including specific models like the M70 and M72 RPK, and touch upon sourcing surplus parts. The conversation also covers practical advice on AK maintenance and the evolution of the Kalashbash event, highlighting its growth and community focus.

This video showcases the firing of dummy rifle grenades using a Yugoslavian M90A 5.56 AK underfolder rifle. The description also promotes merchandise and social media channels, encouraging viewers to support the content creators by purchasing items or following them on Instagram and Facebook. The video focuses on a specific firearm model and its unique application with grenade attachments.

This review of the Zastava ZPAP M70, presented by subject matter expert KLAYCO47, highlights its exceptional build quality and value for the money in 2021. The rifle features a durable 1.5mm receiver, RPK-style bulged trunnion, and a cold hammer-forged, chrome-lined heavy barrel. Its mild recoil and reliable cycling, even with subsonic ammunition and a suppressor, make it a standout option.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Zastava Arms ZPAPM70, as demonstrated by an expert. It covers receiver cover removal, bolt carrier group and gas tube extraction, and basic bolt disassembly. The ZPAPM70's Yugoslavian design features, such as the 1.5mm receiver and bulged trunnion, are highlighted for their durability. The guide emphasizes safety and provides a list of necessary tools for maintenance.

This review provides an in-depth look at the Zastava M70 Z-PAP AK-47, highlighting its improved fit and finish, direct US import by Zastava Arms USA, and 922r compliance. The expert assessment covers technical specifications like the 1mm stamped receiver, cold hammer-forged barrel, and a surprisingly light 4 lbs 2 oz trigger pull, while also comparing it to other AK variants on the market. The $799.99 MSRP is discussed in relation to its perceived value and quality improvements over older imports.

This guide details the operation of the unique factory bolt hold open mechanism on the Zastava M70 A, an early Yugoslavian AK variant. It highlights how a modified magazine follower interacts with an integrated receiver device to lock the bolt back on an empty magazine, facilitating faster reloads. The demonstration emphasizes the practical application of this feature during live fire at a shooting range.

This video announces that Molot VEPR AK variants are now banned from import into the US due to updated sanctions imposed by the Obama Administration, expanding upon previous sanctions against Kalashnikov Concern. The speaker advises potential buyers to purchase VEPR rifles immediately, predicting significant price increases similar to what occurred with previously banned SGL series AKs. The ban removes a high-quality import option from the AK market, which already has limited choices.