As soon as my DCI recievers come in, I’ll complete a near mint Yugoslavian M 70. After that it’ll be a “Veteran” Yugoslavian RPK, here’s a few pics of the RPK Kit.
The Gas Piston has some heavy pitting in places but its still servicable.
Yugoslavian RPK’s are just about the best RPK’s I’ve handled. Good luck with the projects.
I’m really looking forward to getting started on this one. 
They build their rifles like tanks. The fixed stock yugo I shot was easy to handle compared to a stock AKM.
Due to the angle of the comb of the fixed stock Yugo, some People have trouble with a good cheekweld, I find it comfortable. Here’s a pic of me firing rapidfire with the Yugo, it was easy keeping all of the rounds in the kill zone at 25-50 yards.
JOHNO, simply outstanding.
I cannot wait to see it completed.
I personally love Yugo AK’s. I’m going to pick up a M70B1 kit & NDS receiver after the first of the year.
That’ll be fun!
Wish I was closer to TN to come down and see it when you’re done!
Dinger, You can’t go wrong with a Yugo, you get a great AK and a handfull of history in one package!
Fivepointoh, Tennessee is only a 7 hour drive from St. Louis!
You’ve just got to go “nose to the charging handle” on the Yugo, mash your face in there, it won’t bite, and you probably won’t experience tooth-loss.
Very cool JOHNO!
I do love the Yugo kits 
When you’re buying a Yugo kit, you’re buying history, usually a really ugly history.
I highly recommend this book about the wars in the Balkans.
