I have a Yugoslavian m59/66 in excellent condition and perfect working order.
There are 2 'permanent' modifications to it:
1.) The grenade launcher is attached to the rifle still, but a metal sleeve is welded over it to make it CA legal.
2.) The firing pin was modified by Ben Murry in TX - it was modified and fitted with a Wolff firing pin spring. To prevent any chance of slam fires.
I'm thinking about doing a few mods to it: adding Williams Firesights and removing the bayonet and adding a bayonet mount tripod instead.
I don't think the modifications would be permanent I guess, but do you guys think I'd be better off selling this thing in it's nice condition and buying a project condition SKS to mod up or is a Yugo not collectible enough to even care?
There are 2 'permanent' modifications to it:
1.) The grenade launcher is attached to the rifle still, but a metal sleeve is welded over it to make it CA legal.
2.) The firing pin was modified by Ben Murry in TX - it was modified and fitted with a Wolff firing pin spring. To prevent any chance of slam fires.
I'm thinking about doing a few mods to it: adding Williams Firesights and removing the bayonet and adding a bayonet mount tripod instead.
I don't think the modifications would be permanent I guess, but do you guys think I'd be better off selling this thing in it's nice condition and buying a project condition SKS to mod up or is a Yugo not collectible enough to even care?

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