Videos tagged with Yugoslavian Parts Kit

This guide details the inspection process for a Zastava M70 AB2 surplus rifle, focusing on external wear, internal components, and critical safety checks like headspace gauging. It highlights potential modifications from blank firing use and emphasizes consulting experts like Jim Fuller for safety assessments. The process involves visual inspection, manual round seating for stability assessment, and precise headspace checks using Go/No-Go gauges, crucial for ensuring safe live-fire operation.

This video provides an in-depth review of the American Tactical AT47 Gen 2 rifle, highlighting its construction from Yugoslavian parts kits with US-made receivers and barrels. The instructor details its features, including the underfolder and fixed stock options, the oversized magazine well's compatibility, and the disassembly process. The review emphasizes the rifle's reliability and affordability, positioning it as a solid option for those seeking an AK-pattern rifle.

This video provides an in-depth overview of the American Tactical AT47 AK-47 variant. The rifle is assembled in Summerville, South Carolina, using a US-made milled receiver and a Yugoslavian parts kit. Key features include an underfolding stock, a chrome-lined barrel, and compliance with 922r regulations through six US-made components. The presenter highlights the rifle's reliable magazine compatibility and its performance during range testing.