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I'm an new C&R license holder and have acquired a Yugo 59/66 from J&G sales. Overall it is in very good condition and I am pleased with it. The rifle has a minor mechanical issue with the extractor. In that I am able to remove the extractor without out driving out the firing pin retaining pin. I think this can be resolved with a replacement firing pin retaining pin.
This rifle has some graffiti carved into the stock and matching writing on the sling. I was wondering if anyone knows a little about the history of these rifles and would care to share what the know. Here are a few pictures of the rifle in question.
I am also including a few pictures of the bolt showing the gap between the "D" shaped head of the firing pin retaining pin and the extractor.
Thanks to the admins the new board is great!
I'm an new C&R license holder and have acquired a Yugo 59/66 from J&G sales. Overall it is in very good condition and I am pleased with it. The rifle has a minor mechanical issue with the extractor. In that I am able to remove the extractor without out driving out the firing pin retaining pin. I think this can be resolved with a replacement firing pin retaining pin.
This rifle has some graffiti carved into the stock and matching writing on the sling. I was wondering if anyone knows a little about the history of these rifles and would care to share what the know. Here are a few pictures of the rifle in question.



I am also including a few pictures of the bolt showing the gap between the "D" shaped head of the firing pin retaining pin and the extractor.



Thanks to the admins the new board is great!