Videos tagged with Zastava M84

This video provides an expert overview of three distinct Zastava AK platforms. It highlights the Zastava M91 for its long-range capabilities in 7.62x54R, the compact and economical Zastava M85 in 5.56, and the upcoming semi-auto, belt-fed Zastava M84 based on the PKM design. The instructor's authoritative tone and detailed knowledge signal significant expertise in firearms.

This expert-level review covers the top 5 long guns from SHOT Show 2026, as voted by TFB TV viewers. The list features innovative designs like the SNT Motive STS-M21 9mm PCC, a 3D-printed AUG variant (Nylaug), the updated FN SCAR Mark 2, a unique Mossberg 990 SPX shotgun, and the highly anticipated Zastava M84 semi-automatic PKM variant. The review highlights key technical specifications and market introductions.

This video from Shot Show 2026 provides an in-depth look at new and surplus firearms from Zastava Arms USA. Key highlights include discussions on M70 parts kits with differing receiver thicknesses, the historical significance of trench art on surplus rifles, and the functionality of Zastava's grenade launching spigots. The review also covers the M57 surplus pistol, a new M90 configuration with a pinned and welded flash hider, a .300 Blackout M85 variant, and the highly anticipated semi-auto M84 (PKM). The information is presented by Ranko, a representative with deep knowledge of Zastava products and history.

Ranko from Zastava Arms discusses the M84 machine gun, the Serbian variant of the PKM, at Shot Show 2026. He explains the origin of the nickname 'Ceca,' given by soldiers during the Balkan wars due to the weapon's perceived 'pretty sound' when firing. The M84 is a gas-operated, open-bolt, belt-fed machine gun chambered in 7.62x54mmR.

The Zastava M84, a licensed PKM variant, is lauded for its extreme reliability and durability, even enduring 500-round bursts without erosion. Its design allows for easy conversion between tripod and bipod configurations. Modifications like folding stocks and Picatinny rails enhance its modern utility, making it a versatile GPMG with historical significance and combat-proven performance.

This video showcases the Zastava M84, a Yugoslavian/Serbian machine gun based on the PKM, firing in full-auto. It highlights the weapon's belt-fed mechanism and cyclic rate during a sustained burst. The demonstration also illustrates the significant heat generated by rapid fire, evidenced by heavy smoke from the barrel post-firing.