Zastava N-PAP DF Yugo Underfolder AK

Published on October 6, 2017
Duration: 16:00

This review of the Zastava N-PAP DF Yugo Underfolder AK covers its performance during a shooting drill, focusing on the underfolder stock's ergonomics and the firearm's zeroing process. The video highlights specific challenges with adjusting the Yugo sight post using standard AK tools and discusses the implications of the Eastern Bloc zeroing convention. It also touches on potential trigger pin walk-out issues common in some AK variants.

Quick Summary

The Zastava N-PAP DF Yugo Underfolder AK may experience trigger pin walk-out issues, a common trait in some AK variants. Standard AK sight adjustment tools might not fit the Yugo's wider sight post, requiring alternatives like needle-nose pliers for elevation adjustments. The Eastern Bloc zeroing method aims higher at closer ranges.

Chapters

  1. 00:10Initial Shooting Impressions
  2. 00:28Underfolder Stock Comfort
  3. 01:23Aiming and Accuracy Notes
  4. 01:41Magazine Compatibility
  5. 01:48Import Modifications (Century Arms)
  6. 02:23Internal Inspection
  7. 02:51Trigger Reset Observation
  8. 03:47Post-Drill Feedback
  9. 04:54Zeroing Process and Factory Zero
  10. 05:36Sight Adjustment Tool Compatibility
  11. 06:04Yugo vs. Standard AK Bolt Operation
  12. 06:26Ammunition Used (Red Army Standard)
  13. 07:26Underfolder First Impressions
  14. 08:38Underfolder Stiffness and Break-in
  15. 09:51Rumors and Import Status
  16. 10:33Top Cover Takedown Mechanism
  17. 11:13Recoil Assembly Takedown
  18. 11:32Adjusting Receiver Fit
  19. 12:04Avoiding Sandpaper on Internals
  20. 12:26Round Count and Final Thoughts
  21. 13:36Final Shooting Segment
  22. 14:24Trigger Pin Observation
  23. 14:36Trigger Pin Walk-Out Issue
  24. 15:17Final Summary of Issues
  25. 15:34Product Identification

Frequently Asked Questions

What are common issues with the Zastava N-PAP DF Yugo Underfolder AK?

A notable issue is the potential for the trigger pin to walk out, a characteristic sometimes seen in 'paperclip rifles.' Additionally, the underfolder stock can be uncomfortable for some users, and standard AK sight adjustment tools may not fit the Yugo sight post due to its wider dimensions.

How does the Yugo AK's zeroing convention differ from US standards?

Eastern Bloc countries, including those that produced Yugo AKs, often used a zeroing method where aiming at the belt buckle of a target was intended for effective fire out to 300 yards. This results in shots hitting higher at closer distances like 50 or 100 yards compared to typical US zeroing practices.

What modifications does Century Arms perform on imported Yugo AKs?

Century Arms mills the receiver of imported Yugo AKs to accept standard double-stack AK-47 magazines. This is necessary because these firearms initially arrive with single-stack magazines to comply with import regulations.

Are there any unique operational features of the Yugo AK compared to standard AKs?

Yes, with the safety engaged, the Yugo AK's charging handle allows for the ejection of a round. This differs from some standard AK platforms where the bolt will stop to the rear when the safety is engaged.

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