AK Record Breaker! ZPAP M70 (Improved) - 4,000 Rounds!

Published on August 16, 2020
Duration: 14:00

The Zastava ZPAP M70, improved with a bulged trunnion and chrome-lined barrel, demonstrated exceptional durability by setting a new channel record of 86 rounds during the 'Sand Tornado' test. After 4,000 rounds, the rifle showed minimal wear, with zero malfunctions outside the extreme sand test, highlighting its robust gas system and shootability. Headspace remained safe, and internal components exhibited textbook aging, solidifying its status as a top-tier AK platform.

Quick Summary

The improved Zastava ZPAP M70, featuring a bulged trunnion and chrome-lined barrel, set a new channel record of 86 rounds during the 'Sand Tornado' test. After 4,000 rounds, it showed zero malfunctions outside this extreme test, with safe headspace and minimal component wear.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Sand Test Prep
  2. 00:19Sand Tornado Test Begins
  3. 02:16New Record Set: 86 Rounds!
  4. 04:074,000 Round Performance Review
  5. 07:29Internal Parts Inspection
  6. 09:34Trunnion and Barrel Check
  7. 12:08Headspace Testing After 4000 Rounds
  8. 15:10Final Shooting & Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What improvements does the Zastava ZPAP M70 have?

The improved ZPAP M70 features a bulged trunnion for increased strength and a chrome-lined barrel for enhanced durability and easier cleaning. These upgrades contribute significantly to its performance under stress.

How reliable is the ZPAP M70 after 4,000 rounds?

The ZPAP M70 demonstrated exceptional reliability, experiencing zero malfunctions outside of the extreme 'Sand Tornado' test. This indicates a robust design and build quality suitable for demanding conditions.

What was the result of the 'Sand Tornado' test on the ZPAP M70?

During the 'Sand Tornado' test, the ZPAP M70 set a new channel record by firing 86 rounds despite sand being poured directly into its action. It continued cycling until a manual clear was required.

Was the headspace safe on the ZPAP M70 after 4,000 rounds?

Yes, headspace testing using a 'No-Go' gauge confirmed the rifle's safety. The bolt provided strong resistance and did not close on the gauge, indicating the headspace remained within safe limits.

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