New never fired, selling to fund the next build.
Must be an adult with a CC Permit for simple face to face transaction. Other wise it will need to be an FFL transfer (I will pay the fee.)
Manufacturer: Zastava, Serbia / C.A.I. Georgia, VT
Model: O-PAP M70
Caliber: 7.62x39mm
Finish: Black
Barrel: 16.25″ Heavy-Profile, Cold-Hammer-Forged, Non-Chrome-Lined Barrel with 1:10″ Twist Rate and Slanted Muzzle Brake
Optics/Sights: Winged Protected Post Front with Adjustable Tangent Rear
Stock/Grips: Smooth Wood Buttstock with Black Finger-Grooved Polymer Pistol Grip and Wood Handguard
Action: Semi-Automatic
Markings: Standard
Details:
The Zastava O-PAP M70 is a semi-automatic rifle that faithfully preserves the historical Yugoslavian military design. Manufactured by Zastava in Serbia and imported by Century Arms International (C.A.I.), this 7.62x39mm rifle is built on an extra-thick, stamped 1.5mm steel receiver featuring a reinforced, bulged front trunnion and rugged structural design borrowed from the RPK light machine gun to maximize long-term rigidity. Its 16.25-inch, heavy-profile, cold-hammer-forged barrel is historically accurate to military specifications with a non-chrome-lined bore and a 1:10″ twist rate, capped by a classic slanted muzzle brake on standard 14x1mm left-hand threads.
Target acquisition relies on a traditional mechanical iron sight arrangement, pairing a winged, protected front post with an adjustable tangent rear sight. This authentic aesthetic is further elevated by a surplus wood buttstock that retains its original stamped military serial number beneath a distinctive high-comb profile, complemented by a matching three-vent wood handguard and a compliance-grade black polymer pistol grip with ergonomic finger grooves. Internally, the rifle utilizes a factory double-stack bolt carrier for seamless feeding from standard 30-round capacity magazines alongside a crisp Tapco G2 trigger group.
Equipped with a Yugo-pattern side-rail mount for optics, this robust 37-inch platform balances at an unloaded weight of 8.0 to 8.9 pounds, making this rifle an exceptionally desirable variant for firearms collectors and historians alike.