Yugo N-PAP from Classic Firearms

[Sonny]

hi guys looking to purchase this rifle - need some input if this rifle is a good buy, i am ok with the price just wonder about the quality i know Century had its issues but this shows built in Serbia at Zastava?

Edited December 3, 2014 by Sonny

[Oh Shoot]

I believe all "non sporting" or whatever imported rifles still have to be modified for 922 by the importer, so it's not just as factory released it as in the case of Zastava pistols.

 

At any rate, all the PAP rifles get quite good reviews over all, but can't remember the finer points regarding O and N models.

 

I seem to remember a longer thread about PAP rifles on here not too long ago, but this was only one I could find right off:

 

http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/81953-should-i-get-pap-or-wasr/

 

 

- OS

Edited December 3, 2014 by Oh Shoot

[eRay]

I had an N pap. It was a good looking rifle but the buttstock is so high that I could not get my eye down low enought to properly see the sights. I would recommend looking at one and sighting down on a target before actually buying one.

[whitewolf001]

I believe all "non sporting" or whatever imported rifles still have to be modified for 922 by the importer, so it's not just as factory released it as in the case of Zastava pistols.

 

At any rate, all the PAP rifles get quite good reviews over all, but can't remember the finer points regarding O and N models.

 

I seem to remember a longer thread about PAP rifles on here not too long ago, but this was only one I could find right off:

 

http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/81953-should-i-get-pap-or-wasr/

 

 

- OS

I believe that one is beefier with parts on par with an RPK, such as the trunion and receiver width while the other is built like a standard Yugo but don't ask me which is which and even then I could be wrong on that description.

[monkeylizard]

The O is heavier RPK style receiver.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWSWHdhFAdM#t=20

Edited December 4, 2014 by monkeylizard