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Will a Romy RPK bipod fit a Yugo M-72RPK?
3/16/2009 10:05:41 PM
Is it a permanent install or is it removable? Somebody please????????
3/16/2009 11:44:09 PM
can come off and on in seconds while still very solid
3/17/2009 12:28:42 AM
It will fit then?
3/17/2009 4:22:09 AM
A correct bipod will not come off with out removing the front sight post, a permanent install. The one's at MGS are too long for a Yugo M72.
3/17/2009 8:54:22 PM
Originally Posted By CRIDEMM24:
A correct bipod will not come off with out removing the front sight post, a permanent install. The one's at MGS are too long for a Yugo M72.
A correct bipod will not come off with out removing the front sight post, a permanent install. The one's at MGS are too long for a Yugo M72.
Back to square one, where do I find a correct bipod for my kit? Here is a pic of my Yugo front end.
3/17/2009 10:11:42 PM
Originally Posted By mojo7:
Back to square one, where do I find a correct bipod for my kit? Here is a pic of my Yugo front end.
http://www.gunsnet.net/album/data//500/medium/Yugo_M-72_RPK_front_end.jpg
Originally Posted By CRIDEMM24:
A correct bipod will not come off with out removing the front sight post, a permanent install. The one's at MGS are too long for a Yugo M72.
A correct bipod will not come off with out removing the front sight post, a permanent install. The one's at MGS are too long for a Yugo M72.
Back to square one, where do I find a correct bipod for my kit? Here is a pic of my Yugo front end.
http://www.gunsnet.net/album/data//500/medium/Yugo_M-72_RPK_front_end.jpg
The Romanian bipod at MGS looks exactly like the Yugo bipod except it is a inch or 2 longer. If you have the means you could cut down the Romanian bipod and reweld it to the right length and smooth it all out and refinish. Sounds to much of a pain to do to me. Just an idea. Do you know anybody in Serbia?
3/17/2009 11:48:54 PM
Originally Posted By CRIDEMM24:
The Romanian bipod at MGS looks exactly like the Yugo bipod except it is a inch or 2 longer. If you have the means you could cut down the Romanian bipod and reweld it to the right length and smooth it all out and refinish. Sounds to much of a pain to do to me. Just an idea. Do you know anybody in Serbia?
Originally Posted By mojo7:
Back to square one, where do I find a correct bipod for my kit? Here is a pic of my Yugo front end.
http://www.gunsnet.net/album/data//500/medium/Yugo_M-72_RPK_front_end.jpg
Originally Posted By CRIDEMM24:
A correct bipod will not come off with out removing the front sight post, a permanent install. The one's at MGS are too long for a Yugo M72.
A correct bipod will not come off with out removing the front sight post, a permanent install. The one's at MGS are too long for a Yugo M72.
Back to square one, where do I find a correct bipod for my kit? Here is a pic of my Yugo front end.
http://www.gunsnet.net/album/data//500/medium/Yugo_M-72_RPK_front_end.jpg
The Romanian bipod at MGS looks exactly like the Yugo bipod except it is a inch or 2 longer. If you have the means you could cut down the Romanian bipod and reweld it to the right length and smooth it all out and refinish. Sounds to much of a pain to do to me. Just an idea. Do you know anybody in Serbia?
I wish I did have a Serbia connection because I would have all kinds of cool stuff. These Yugo bipods are a rare bird. Seems strange that these kits were imported and sold without the cleaning rod and bipods. What happened to all those bipods and cleaning rods is my question? I have found a original cleaning rod, recently purchased a new Green Mountain barrell and lucked out and got a NDS-9 receiver after they sold out(long story on that) but the last piece of this RPK puzzle just escapes me.
3/18/2009 12:37:07 AM
Originally Posted By mojo7:
I wish I did have a Serbia connection because I would have all kinds of cool stuff. These Yugo bipods are a rare bird. Seems strange that these kits were imported and sold without the cleaning rod and bipods. What happened to all those bipods and cleaning rods is my question? I have found a original cleaning rod, recently purchased a new Green Mountain barrell and lucked out and got a NDS-9 receiver after they sold out(long story on that) but the last piece of this RPK puzzle just escapes me.
Originally Posted By CRIDEMM24:
The Romanian bipod at MGS looks exactly like the Yugo bipod except it is a inch or 2 longer. If you have the means you could cut down the Romanian bipod and reweld it to the right length and smooth it all out and refinish. Sounds to much of a pain to do to me. Just an idea. Do you know anybody in Serbia?
Originally Posted By mojo7:
Back to square one, where do I find a correct bipod for my kit? Here is a pic of my Yugo front end.
http://www.gunsnet.net/album/data//500/medium/Yugo_M-72_RPK_front_end.jpg
Originally Posted By CRIDEMM24:
A correct bipod will not come off with out removing the front sight post, a permanent install. The one's at MGS are too long for a Yugo M72.
A correct bipod will not come off with out removing the front sight post, a permanent install. The one's at MGS are too long for a Yugo M72.
Back to square one, where do I find a correct bipod for my kit? Here is a pic of my Yugo front end.
http://www.gunsnet.net/album/data//500/medium/Yugo_M-72_RPK_front_end.jpg
The Romanian bipod at MGS looks exactly like the Yugo bipod except it is a inch or 2 longer. If you have the means you could cut down the Romanian bipod and reweld it to the right length and smooth it all out and refinish. Sounds to much of a pain to do to me. Just an idea. Do you know anybody in Serbia?
I wish I did have a Serbia connection because I would have all kinds of cool stuff. These Yugo bipods are a rare bird. Seems strange that these kits were imported and sold without the cleaning rod and bipods. What happened to all those bipods and cleaning rods is my question? I have found a original cleaning rod, recently purchased a new Green Mountain barrell and lucked out and got a NDS-9 receiver after they sold out(long story on that) but the last piece of this RPK puzzle just escapes me.
I sent you a e-mail.
