Videos tagged with NPAP

This video features a practical accuracy test of the Yugo M70AB2 rifle, a Zastava under-folder variant chambered in 7.62x39mm. The reviewer explores the rifle's heritage, tracing its roots back to an unlicensed AK-47 copy and its evolution through licensed production for rifles like the Tabuk. The test focuses on achieving accuracy at 500 yards, with the video including shooting segments, initial thoughts, a scoreboard, and a debrief. The content is supported by MidwayUSA and other platforms like Utreon and Patreon. It also highlights Slate Black Industries and includes an Amazon affiliate link for morale patches.

This "poverty production" video from GunThots offers a budget-focused review of three AK variants: the WASR, NPAP, and AK63DS. The content promises mini-reviews of each rifle, as well as a general overview of AKs from a cost-effective perspective. The description also includes a merchandise plug for GunThots, a link to their Instagram for restock announcements, and mentions their Patreon for exclusive content. The video utilizes music by Скриптонит.

This video focuses on the Zastava USA PAP M70 rifle, a new AK variant imported by Zastava USA. The content aims to compare this new offering against the older Century Arms NPAP, highlighting the differences and features of the 2019 version. It serves as an evaluation of Zastava's entry into the US AK market.

This video offers a comprehensive review of the Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AKM. The creator conducts shooting tests with various magazines, both suppressed and unsuppressed, and thoroughly examines the rifle's details and accuracy. The review aims to help viewers decide if this AKM is a better choice than a WASR or NPAP. The creator also promotes their email list, merchandise, and social media channels.

This YouTube video features a long-term review of a Zastava NPAP AK47, with the creator reporting on its performance after 4000 rounds. Notably, they mention that some parts have gone missing. Due to YouTube's updated anti-gun policies, direct links to the equipment used have been removed from the video description and are instead provided via a link to a dedicated page on their website. The video also promotes their Patreon channel.

This video, titled "Zastava NPAP 2000 rounds later," reviews the Zastava NPAP rifle after extensive use. The description mentions a change in YouTube's policies regarding firearm links, redirecting viewers to a separate page for resources. The video likely covers the rifle's performance, reliability, and potential issues encountered after firing 2000 rounds, offering a long-term perspective for potential buyers and owners.

This YouTube video appears to be a review or discussion about the Zastava NPAP rifle, with the title posing the question "what went wrong?!". The description notes that due to YouTube's new anti-gun policies, direct links have been removed, and provides a URL to a separate page containing these links. A Patreon link is also included for channel support. The content likely delves into issues or perceived problems with the Zastava NPAP model.