M85 NP PAP AK Pistol: Fire Breathing Monster

Published on May 8, 2016
Duration: 6:13

This review of the M85 PAP AK pistol highlights its impressive fireball production and unique features. The firearm is chambered in 5.56mm and sports a 10-inch barrel, deviating from traditional AK designs. The instructor, demonstrating experienced authority, discusses the crank muzzle brake, front and rear sight systems, safety lever, and administrative bolt lock.

Quick Summary

The M85 PAP AK pistol, chambered in 5.56mm, is noted for its impressive fireball production and a 10-inch barrel. It features a crank muzzle brake for enhanced action functionality and a unique PAP sight system with a hinged top cover and flip sights for 200 and 400 meters.

Chapters

  1. 00:12Initial Reaction To Fireball
  2. 00:34M85 PAP Overview
  3. 00:56Muzzle Brake and Gas System
  4. 01:25Fireball Performance
  5. 01:31Front Sight Assembly
  6. 01:50Sight Adjustment Issues
  7. 02:29Low Light Sight Feature
  8. 03:08Top Cover and Rear Sights
  9. 03:52Safety Lever and Bolt Lock
  10. 04:50Unchambering Rounds
  11. 05:15Rear Sight System
  12. 05:48Bolt Hold Open Functionality

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the M85 PAP AK pistol?

The M85 PAP AK pistol reviewed is chambered in 5.56mm. This caliber choice is a departure from some traditional AK platforms that commonly use 7.62x39mm.

What is notable about the M85 PAP's muzzle brake?

The M85 PAP features a crank muzzle brake, which the manufacturer claims enhances the firearm's action functionality and gas system operation. It's a distinctive component of this AK pistol.

Does the M85 PAP have a bolt hold open feature?

While some PAP models are known to lock open on the last round, this specific M85 PAP does not consistently do so. Occasional lock-open behavior was noted, particularly with Hexmags.

How does the M85 PAP's sight system differ from traditional AKs?

The M85 PAP's rear sights are welded to a hinged top cover, unlike many traditional AKs. It also features a flip sight set with distinct markings for 200 and 400 meters.

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