Introducing the Zastava Arms M59/66, a semi-automatic rifle of remarkable design and craftsmanship. This Serbian variant of the Soviet AK-47, manufactured from 1964 until the late 1980s, is a piece of world history. Renowned for its reliability and durability, this model is in excellent condition, showing only faint signs of prior use or handling. The sale includes the original kit, which consists of the owner's manual, a dual ammo pouch, and an oil canister with pouch.
The M59/66 boasts a 20.5" barrel with an integrated bayonet and grenade launcher, a unique feature that sets it apart from its counterparts. It's fitted with an oil-resistant wood stock with a fullered handguard and rubber trapdoor buttplate, and an original sling. The sighting system includes a rear adjustable leaf U notch with a tangent flip-up 2-dot night sight square notch and front adjustable ring/post with a tangent flip-up dot night sight post. The bore is in excellent condition, bright and clean - in an unfired state.
Imported by Cherry's, this rifle is a desirable collector's item as it has been hand-picked for importation to the US. It still carries the factory cosmoline, with no visible wear or handling marks. As a very nice example of a Serbian SKS, it fires the widely available 7.62x39mm caliber cartridge, synonymous with impressive stopping power. Historically used by the Yugoslav, now Serbian Armed Forces, this firearm has seen service in various conflict zones around the world. The M59/66 is an intriguing firearm with a rich historical significance, a testament to the craftsmanship of one of the world's oldest firearm manufacturers, Zastava Arms.
It's an excellent choice for recreational shooting, collection, or home defense purposes.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history. Act now and add this unique and robust Zastava Arms M59/66 to your collection.