My 1989 M59/66

[Turbo]

I recently sold one to get this gem. It's a 'C' prefixed 1989 M59/66. I also replaced the tritium vials as mentioned in my intro thread. She's a beaut and I'm happy to have her!

[Phosphorus32]

That looks like a very clean one, nice 

[Turbo]

That looks like a very clean one, nice 

Thanks! It is one of the cleaner ones I've seen. I also cleaned/oiled the leather with Obenauf's. That stuff works great.

[carls sks]

beauty! very cool accessories too. 

[Turbo]

beauty! very cool accessories too. 

Thanks! It's nice to have the accessories to go with.

[Luke2236]

Very nice, congrats! A Yugo is next on my list.

[Turbo]

Very nice, congrats! A Yugo is next on my list.

Thanks! You definitely need one, the market is full of them now and it's a good time to buy... well, when they were sub $100 was but today is today 

[Boris Badinov]

Never been a fan of the 59/66 because of the utterly useless (to me) Grenade launcher, lob sight ladder,  and gas system mods.

Having said that...

Holy smokes, Batman.  That's a really great looking rifle.

Nice catch!

[firstchoice]

Really clean and well-preserved Yugo M59/66! You need a locker full of practice grenades now!    Just bring young legs to fetch 'em! (like golf with a bang)

firstchoice

[Turbo]

Never been a fan of the 59/66 because of the utterly useless (to me) Grenade launcher, lob sight ladder,  and gas system mods.

Having said that...

Holy smokes, Batman.  That's a really great looking rifle.

Nice catch!

Thanks! I can see why they may not be eveyone's cup of tea but they speak to me (in Serbian)

Really clean and well-preserved Yugo M59/66! You need a locker full of practice grenades now!    Just bring young legs to fetch 'em! (like golf with a bang)

firstchoice

I have a couple but could always use more!

[firstchoice]

Really clean and well-preserved Yugo M59/66! You need a locker full of practice grenades now!    Just bring young legs to fetch 'em! (like golf with a bang)

firstchoice

I have a couple but could always use more!

What type/nationality of rifle grenades did you end up buying? I have a couple of the Yugo M68, a couple of the Isreali practice grenades, and two each of two variations of the early US-made M31 Rifle Grenades. I've been trying to find various types of Grenade Launching Cartridges, (GLC), and various 7.62x39 blanks. I've read that Barnaul blanks work well. Not too underpowered, but doesn't launch them too far, either.

firstchoice


*I will post some pics of the ones I have at a later time. The one at this link is one that I'd like to pick up and try out sometime, too.

Yugo M60P1 R.G.  http://www.inert-ord.net/yugos/yughr/m60/

[Turbo]

Really clean and well-preserved Yugo M59/66! You need a locker full of practice grenades now!    Just bring young legs to fetch 'em! (like golf with a bang)

firstchoice

I have a couple but could always use more!

What type/nationality of rifle grenades did you end up buying? I have a couple of the Yugo M68, a couple of the Isreali practice grenades, and two each of two variations of the early US-made M31 Rifle Grenades. I've been trying to find various types of Grenade Launching Cartridges, (GLC), and various 7.62x39 blanks. I've read that Barnaul blanks work well. Not too underpowered, but doesn't launch them too far, either.

firstchoice


*I will post some pics of the ones I have at a later time. The one at this link is one that I'd like to pick up and try out sometime, too.

Yugo M60P1 R.G.  http://www.inert-ord.net/yugos/yughr/m60/

I also have the M68 grenades and the pouches to go with. PM me if you want more info on those. I am also looking for the M60 grenades. The practice version of them are called VTTM M66 (Vježbovna Tromblonska Trenutna Mina) and held a smoke charge for practice.

Keep me posted on your quest!