2021年7月25日 · New to forum, so thanks for all future help! I'll need it. Did a few Saiga shotgun conversions way back, so somewhat familiar the AK basics. Decided to get a kit, and the only decent priced one seemed to be the Yugo M64. Probably for reasons! I seem to have all the receiver pieces included...

2010年7月3日 · One thing first off. Early Yugo parts are marked with a part #. Many parts on an m64 are marked with a 4-digit number (many begin with a “3”). Milled m70’s lack these numbers except for the grenade sight and pistol grip. Stamped m70’s only have a numbered pistol grip. I use this system to identify early-made parts. 1. Receiver types

2023年11月6日 · 1. m64 - reciever 2. Shoulder Screw / Nut 3. Bolt Hold Open Lever 4. Retaining Rivet ( above trigger axis pin ) 5. M64 Magazine, or Modified M70 magazine. This BHO lever / feature is only for the YUGO m64. OR more Accurately called the M70A It will not work in any other receiver. You will have one of two receivers. 1. Re-Welded Original 2.

2014年3月2日 · Building a m64 kit on a US receiver requires a m70 barrel. At that point it's just not authentic enough for me to be considered a m64. Might as well be considered a m70. As other members have stated, the fixed stock m64s are not common. I came across 2 factory yugo wood stocks so I built 2 underfolder kits into fixed stock rifles.

2010年4月19日 · I bought one of the earlier Yugo M64's from Apex a couple of years ago. I wanted to go the reweld route, but the muzzle swallowed the bullet, and I had a problem sinking that much money into a rifle that was well past it's prime. I wanted to build it to like new, so I purchased a virgin M70 barrel, and a press and pin M64 receiver from ORF.

2021年5月23日 · I bought a M64 yugo parts kit from Apex a while back which came with approximately 2/3 of a fixed stock receiver. I'm hoping to find a saw cut or more complete torch cut fixed stock receiver and have a reweld done on it to complete the build, but I'm not having much luck and it doesn't look like there have been many available for quite a while.

2024年5月16日 · The milled Yugo metal is a test to weld. Very difficult stuff to work with. Pinholes appear out of nowhere and the metal sometimes just defies flowing where you want it to go. I have done a few now and have yet to be able to get the welded area and parent metal to take cold blue the way I really want it.

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2016年10月10日 · The profile of the RSB,HGR & GB journals and the locations is identical to an M70 press & pin barrel. EXCEPT., the FSB journal is longer for the unique M64 FSB elongated shape. The diameter is the same ., just a longer journal before the diameter increases. The shoulder and threads at the chamber end are the trick part.

2008年8月9日 · I believe M64 is the earlier model milled Yugo, sort of like type 2 whereas the M70 is like their type 3. The rear stub is supposed to have a different stock attachment, but many of the kits that came in shipped with regular M70 rear stubs. They are also supposed to lack the lightening cuts on the receiver if I recall correctly.