Zastava ZPAP92 First Shots & Range Fun! Ringing Some Steel!

Published on February 18, 2022
Duration: 12:40

This guide details the process of zeroing the iron sights on a Zastava ZPAP92 AK pistol. It emphasizes starting with a paper target at 15 yards for initial sight-in, followed by adjustments based on shot placement. The guide highlights the use of different rear sight apertures for various distances and the importance of fine-tuning the front sight post for accurate engagement of steel targets up to 100 yards.

Quick Summary

The Zastava ZPAP92 is a 7.62x39 AK pistol with a 10-inch cold hammer-forged barrel. Its iron sights include a dual-aperture rear sight for close and precision shooting, and a white-dot front sight. For zeroing, start at 15 yards on paper, adjust sights, then confirm at longer distances on steel, using the precision aperture for elevation control.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Range Day
  2. 00:36Zastava ZPAP92 Overview & Upgrades
  3. 01:15ZPAP92 Technical Specifications
  4. 01:30Iron Sights Explained
  5. 02:01Shooting Plan & Ammunition
  6. 02:22Range Distances & Targets
  7. 02:59Zeroing at 15 Yards
  8. 03:48Paper Target Feedback
  9. 04:05Shooting Close Steel Targets
  10. 04:31Shooting 50 & 75 Yard Steel
  11. 07:06Front Sight Adjustment for 100 Yards
  12. 08:13100-Yard Target Hits
  13. 09:16Final Fun Shots
  14. 10:21Conclusion & Performance Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Zastava ZPAP92 pistol?

The Zastava ZPAP92 is a 7.62x39 AK pistol featuring a 10-inch cold hammer-forged, chrome-lined barrel. It typically comes with wood furniture and can be upgraded with accessories like an SB Tactical triangle brace and a Magpul K2 grip for improved ergonomics and shooting stability.

How do the iron sights on the Zastava ZPAP92 work?

The ZPAP92's rear sight is a crank-style adjustable sight with two apertures: a larger one with white dots for faster target acquisition under 200 yards, and a smaller, precision aperture for shooting out to 400 yards. The front sight has a white dot for quick aiming.

What ammunition is recommended for the Zastava ZPAP92?

The video uses Tula Ammo 7.62x39 with a 122-grain Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) bullet. This ammunition is steel-cased, non-corrosive, and Berdan primed, making it a common and reliable choice for AK platforms.

How do you zero iron sights on an AK pistol like the ZPAP92?

Zeroing involves starting with a paper target at a close distance (e.g., 15 yards) to establish a baseline. Adjust the front sight post for elevation and the rear sight for windage. Then, transition to longer steel targets, using the appropriate rear sight aperture for the distance and making fine adjustments as needed.

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