The good, they're often in great condition & not expensive. The bad, they are nowhere near as smooth as German Mausers. German actions are like greased lightning. Yugo Mauser actions are pretty rough & clunky.
@@donwyoming1936 I’d say I agree with you with the actions being rough. However my friends Kar98k from 1944 has rougher actions than that Yugo. I might of gotten lucky with a great rifle, but his rifle is in good shape and properly lubricated but he finds the Yugo bolt to be smoother than his. But I guess it’s different for each weapon. I do have a Peruvian Mauser that was modeled after the Gewehr98 and that probably has the smoothest bolt I’ve ever handled. Out of all my bolt action rifles that one is the smoothest by far. We will make a comparison video of different bolt actions in the future.
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The good, they're often in great condition & not expensive. The bad, they are nowhere near as smooth as German Mausers. German actions are like greased lightning. Yugo Mauser actions are pretty rough & clunky.
@@donwyoming1936 I’d say I agree with you with the actions being rough. However my friends Kar98k from 1944 has rougher actions than that Yugo. I might of gotten lucky with a great rifle, but his rifle is in good shape and properly lubricated but he finds the Yugo bolt to be smoother than his. But I guess it’s different for each weapon. I do have a Peruvian Mauser that was modeled after the Gewehr98 and that probably has the smoothest bolt I’ve ever handled. Out of all my bolt action rifles that one is the smoothest by far. We will make a comparison video of different bolt actions in the future.