Videos tagged with Zastava M91

This YouTube Short provides a quick, energetic look at the Zastava M91 rifle. The title emphasizes that the "Review Is LIVE," suggesting an upcoming or ongoing in-depth analysis of the firearm. The inclusion of '#shorts' indicates a brief, attention-grabbing format, while '#edc' hints at its potential use or carry. The video likely aims to generate excitement and draw viewers to a more comprehensive review.

This YouTube video features a comprehensive range review of the Zastava M91, an AK-pattern Designated Marksman Rifle (DMR). The reviewer conducts a full-spec breakdown, first shots, rapid-fire drills, and an accuracy test. A key segment involves a head-to-head comparison with the Russian Dragunov. The video also includes a unique "Divorced Dad Sniper Challenge" incorporating energy drinks and nicotine pouches. The content promises a real-world, no-fluff evaluation of the M91, targeting viewers interested in AK platforms, long-range shooting, and Eastern Bloc firearms.

This video features the Zastava M91 Sniper Rifle, highlighting its capabilities. The description includes affiliate links for various firearm-related accessories, including a Dragunov rifle scope, cleaning kits for .308/7.62mm calibers, earmuffs, rifle rests, and an armorer's manual. It also provides discount codes for multiple firearm accessory brands and mentions donation and Patreon pages for "Small Arms Solutions" (SAS), along with social media links and a PO Box. The content focuses on a specific rifle model and associated gear.

This TFBTV video features James Reeves reviewing the Zastava M91 Sniper Rifle, a Serbian designated marksman rifle. The review explores its effectiveness, accuracy, range capabilities with a POSP 4x optic, and reliability. Reeves draws comparisons to the SVD Dragunov, noting shared caliber and barrel length but emphasizing key differences in design. The video aims to answer whether the M91 remains a capable platform.

This video features a range comparison between two Zastava-manufactured, Kalashnikov-based Designated Marksman Rifles (DMRs): the Yugoslav M76 and the Serbian M91. The M76 is chambered in 8mm Mauser, while the M91 uses 7.62x54R. The reviewer notes that while both rifles perform similarly in terms of accuracy, the M76 offers better handling. However, due to its construction as an American receiver kit-build, the M76 is deemed unreliable. The M91 is consequently recommended as the more dependable option. The video was shot at 200 yards, not 100 yards as initially stated by the reviewer.

This video features a review and "ride" of the Serbian Zastava M91 sniper rifle. The creator highlights the rifle's accuracy and provides data such as muzzle velocity. A link to a separate video on how to zero a scope is also included. The description encourages viewers to support the channel by shopping at www.AK4774.com.

This YouTube video, titled "AK Range Day 2020!", features the Military Arms Channel showcasing various AK variants. The video highlights Romanian AKs, a custom Krebs custom rifle built on a Saiga AK, and the Zastava M91. The description emphasizes responsible firearm ownership, promoting self-defense protection, and encouraging support for organizations like Gun Owners of America. Safety protocols and legal compliance are stressed, with all shooting conducted on a state-approved range under professional supervision. The content is presented for entertainment purposes.

This YouTube video showcases the Zastava M91 rifle at the range. The content is presented by Forgotten Weapons, a channel known for its in-depth exploration of historical and unique firearms. The video likely features the rifle in action, demonstrating its performance and possibly discussing its operational aspects, history, or design. Support for the creator is encouraged through Patreon and merchandise.

This video dives into the Zastava M91, Serbia's modern designated marksman rifle chambered in 7.62x54R. It traces the rifle's lineage from the post-WWII era and the adoption of German war material, highlighting the M76 and its evolution. The M91's transition from milled to stamped receivers, and from wood to polymer furniture, is discussed, with a focus on a current-production model configured for the US commercial market. The video thanks Zastava USA for providing the rifle for the review.

This video reviews the Zastava M91 DMR rifle, a replacement for the M76 in Serbian military service. Chambering the 7.62x54R cartridge with a claimed effective range of 1000m, the M91 is put to the test and compared against the Romanian PSL. The review also touches on the price point of $3000. The description includes numerous affiliate links for channel support and recommended services, as well as disclaimers about safe handling and legal compliance.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Zastava M91 Sniper Rifle, chambered in 7.62x54r. Presented by the AK Operator's Union, the "Under the Hood" segment promises a detailed examination of the rifle's features and construction. The description also encourages viewers to check out the AK Operator's Union channel for more content.

This video features the Zastava M91 chambered in 7.62x54R. The presenter had the opportunity to examine the rifle during a visit to Zastava and expresses a desire for its importation into the United States. While Zastava markets it as a sniper rifle, the presenter's opinion leans towards it being more of a Designated Marksman Rifle (DMR). The content focuses on showcasing and discussing this specific firearm.