Yugoslavia and Chrome Bores and Chambers?

December 13, 2011 07:24

Do all rifles and pistols made in Yugoslavia not have chrome lined bores and chambers, including the Zastava M76 rifle and Zastava M88 pistol?
Thanks

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5 comments

llama

December 13, 2011 07:30
Yugoslavia has no chromium deposits, and they weren't friendly enough with countries that did ... so no chrome lined bores.
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gotstolefrom

December 13, 2011 09:43
Something to remember for the " Yugo-SKS " owners.

Many people like them for being 'beefier', etc.
and may forget that the bores are not protected with chrome.

I have not seen any 'corrosive primed' 762x39 milsurp in quite a while, but I suppose there is some out there.

ENJOY !
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cpermd

December 13, 2011 10:03
quote:Originally posted by gotstolefrom
Something to remember for the " Yugo-SKS " owners.

Many people like them for being 'beefier', etc.
and may forget that the bores are not protected with chrome.

I have not seen any 'corrosive primed' 762x39 milsurp in quite a while, but I suppose there is some out there.

ENJOY !

There is a gob of corrosive out there!

CP
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gunnut505

December 14, 2011 13:42
Proper cleaning will remove any corrosive salts; doesn't anyone clean their darn guns anymore?!
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beantownshootah

December 14, 2011 16:26
quote:Originally posted by gotstolefrom
Something to remember for the " Yugo-SKS " owners.

Many people like them for being 'beefier', etc.
and may forget that the bores are not protected with chrome.

I have not seen any 'corrosive primed' 762x39 milsurp in quite a while, but I suppose there is some out there.

In fact the most popular true surplus 7.62x39 out there right now is Yugoslavian. . .and its corrosive!
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