SVK M-76 Zastava Steel series

The M76 Zastava, also known as the Yugo, is a sniper rifle developed by Yugoslavia based on the AK mechanism, but with longer cartridges more suitable for sniper shooting. It has been in service with several countries since 1976. Except for some elements, such as the length of the receiver and the gas tube, most of the parts are similar to the Kalashnikov rifle. After some modifications, this rifle was produced under the index M91.

The SVK M76 sniper rifle is produced on the basis of a dummy rifle, which is an industrially deactivated combat rifle with full electronics integration from the company Laserwar. The rifle’s buttstock and handguard are made of wood, which makes it different from the classic Kalashnikov sniper rifle. The barrel and other parts are made of gun steel.

To mount additional sights, a side adapter for installing on dovetail mounting located on the left side, like the entire AK series, or a receiver cover with a long Picatinny rail can be used. This can accommodate any telescopic sight, night vision sights, as well as TV camera. There are sling swivels on the receiver for attaching a classic two-point sling.

Since the sniper rifle is based on a real deactivated rifle, it has all of its advantages, especially the reliability of the body and all moving parts. That is why we can recommend it even in the toughest rental conditions. The activation can be done either with a key lock or with a safety lock. One of the options can be chosen free of charge when ordering.

For added authenticity, the reloading is done with the charging handle, which clicks like a real AK.

The tagger's length is 42.5 inches (108 cm), and it weighs 7.7 lbs (3.5 kilograms). The range with the Prism optical system in the sniper version is up to 820 feet (250 meters), and with the sniper Parallax one up to 1,300 feet (400 meters).

The battery has a capacity of 2.2 ampere-hours and lasts up to 36 hours.