Videos tagged with Yugoslavian Surplus

This review from AK Operators Union, featuring Rob Ski, provides an expert assessment of the Riley Defense M77 Bastard in .308 Win. The rifle, built from Yugoslavian surplus parts on a milled receiver, is praised for its exceptional accuracy at extended ranges (up to 610 yards) and its impressive value, with an MSRP under $1300. The review highlights its historical context, technical features like an adjustable gas block, and recommends quality match-grade ammunition for optimal performance, concluding it's a top-tier AK-type rifle for 2024.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Zastava M70 pistol, a Yugoslavian surplus firearm chambered in .32 ACP. The process is similar to a 1911 or Tokarev, involving rotating the barrel bushing and removing the slide stop. The video emphasizes the importance of safety checks throughout the disassembly.