Surplus Zastava Revolver Crate Unboxing

Published on October 16, 2024
Duration: 17:49

This unboxing video reveals a substantial surplus of Zastava M83 revolvers, chambered in .357 Magnum. The review highlights variations in grips, finishes (including nickel and custom engravings), and barrel lengths (4-inch and 6-inch). Range testing confirms reliability with both .38 Special and .357 Magnum rounds, noting the design's similarity to the Smith & Wesson J-frame.

Quick Summary

The Zastava M83 revolvers are all-steel, six-shot firearms produced in Yugoslavia (now Serbia) from 1983-1997, chambered in .357 Magnum. They share design elements with the Smith & Wesson J-frame, featuring a transfer bar safety.

Chapters

  1. 00:16Introduction & Warehouse Setting
  2. 00:46Zastava M83 Crate Unboxing (.357 Magnum)
  3. 01:01Model Variations & Grip Styles
  4. 04:08Nickel Finishes & Custom Engravings
  5. 07:006-Inch Barrel Variants Examined
  6. 09:45Technical Specs & S&W J-Frame Design
  7. 11:58Range Testing: .38 Special vs .357 Magnum

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber are the Zastava M83 revolvers found in the surplus crates?

The Zastava M83 revolvers unboxed are chambered in .357 Magnum. They are also capable of firing .38 Special ammunition, which was tested during range demonstrations to show recoil differences.

What is the origin and production period of the Zastava M83?

The Zastava M83 revolvers are all-steel, six-shot firearms produced in Yugoslavia, now Serbia, between the years 1983 and 1997. They are known for their robust construction.

What design similarities does the Zastava M83 share with other revolvers?

The Zastava M83's technical design is based on the Smith & Wesson J-frame. Key shared features include a frame-mounted firing pin and a transfer bar safety system for enhanced safety.

Were there different barrel lengths available for the Zastava M83 surplus?

Yes, the surplus crates contained Zastava M83 revolvers with both 4-inch and 6-inch barrel lengths. The video discusses the potential uses for each length, such as self-defense versus target shooting.

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