Zastava zpap m70. Came with 6 mags and 260 rounds of ammo. I wish it had the wood stocks, but it's all black. That's ok. No manual, looks like I'll be watching several hours of Utube videos for a while.
Wooden furniture shouldn't be impossible, but I make no promises as to how expensive it'll be. All Zastava AK-type rifles use the same wood furniture. The Zastava USA store has had it pretty consistently in the past, and has been known to throw up 10% and 20% off sales in the past. You may have to get on their email list somehow (can't be all that complicated) since the only place I've consistently seen their sales advertised is on their BaseFook page.
I don't mean to make you paranoid, but try a couple of mags in that mag well to be sure you know what fits before stocking up on magazines. It doesn't tend to be a major problem, but it's enough of a PITA to be worth checking. Mag fit is not unknown as a problem for other AKs; both magazines and rifles were made at any number of production facilities in different countries. You may or may not want to bother with the mags that hold the bolt back after the last shot; they don't lock the bolt back so much as hold it open until you remove the mag - at which point the bolt will shoot forward just like they would any other AK mag is emptied.
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And the only real downside is you have to check if accessories fit Yugo style AKs. Other than that, you got one of the best built AKs in the world. Enjoy it.
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No manual, looks like I'll be watching several hours of Utube videos for a while.
you think those conscripts had hours of youtube to study the thing. I'll be interested in how you burn up that much time . In any case there are a zillion manuals online as well. Most completely comprehensive and under 10 pages. guess 15 minutes tops.This message has been edited. Last edited by: hrcjon,
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Thanks for the replies. One steel mag that I assume came with the rifle, four Pmags, and one 60 round mag, not a drum, shaped like a Pmag but real thick. Marked American Tactical, Made in Germany. He said he had about 400 rounds through it. I gave him a grand for it but he gave me a sweet deal on a 1911 .45 a few weeks ago.
yep that second one is it. I'm not familiar with Ak's at all,I'll learn. I remember going to gun shows 35 years ago and seeing tables full of them for 200 bucks. Should have bought 20 of them.
I bought the pistols & SBR’d them, one in 7.62x39 and the other in 223. Neither have given me a bit of issue. I did get the correct muzzle device. If you had gotten the wood, it’s okay but needs to be finished if you want them to look nice.
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A also went with Zastava for my first AK since they have a US presence. You get to deal with the manufacturer end to end vs just an importer. I bought a bunch of mags direct from Zastava USA and a couple had issues with the tabs. Outstanding customer service in getting them swapped.
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Very nice. I picked up a PSA AK pistol with the folding brace a few years back and I love it. I feel like I’ve missed out all these years and wish I’d gotten into the AK earlier.
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^^^ Well, a lot of us stick with the 30-rounders, and Zastava does offer very good steel mags in that capacity. I haven't really tried their polymer mags but can't imagine their being a problem.
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. In any case there are a zillion manuals online as well. Most completely comprehensive and under 10 pages. guess 15 minutes tops.This message has been edited. Last edited by: hrcjon, 
