The Zastava Arms ZPAPM77 is a .308 Winchester semi-automatic rifle that brings AK-pattern ergonomics and proven long-stroke gas piston reliability to a full-power rifle caliber. Built on a robust 1.5 mm bulged trunnion receiver and fed by a 20-round detachable magazine, the ZPAPM77 splits the difference between classic AK simplicity and the stopping power hunters and distance shooters demand. If you've spent time behind an AK platform and want to move up to a harder-hitting cartridge without relearning the gun, or if you're simply after a no-nonsense .308 with ergonomic controls that work like an AK, this rifle delivers.

The barrel is cold hammer forged with chrome lining—a serious nod to durability and corrosion resistance—and runs 19.7 inches long, keeping the overall length to a handy 35 inches. An adjustable gas block lets you fine-tune performance, especially useful if you're running suppressed or dealing with ammunition variations. The long-stroke piston system has a rock-solid track record for reliability in demanding conditions, and the bolt hold open safety is a thoughtful touch for safe operation and feeding verification. Hardware includes a 14x1 LH threaded muzzle for suppressors or muzzle devices, standard AKM battle sights for quick target acquisition, and the hardwood furniture wears a battleworn aesthetic that actually hides wear—practical and honest.

Furniture and controls follow the AK blueprint: hardwood handguard and grip, adjustable stock (16.3 inches length of pull), and that satisfying AK manual of arms. The rifle tips the scales at 8.6 pounds and accepts Yugo-pattern side mounts for optics mounting. Black Cerakote protects the metal. This is a rifle built for hunters who want .308 power without tactical flair, shooters comfortable on the AK platform, and anyone after a battle-ready semi-auto that doesn't pretend to be a black rifle.

The Zastava Arms ZPAPM77 is a .308 Winchester semi-automatic rifle that brings AK-pattern ergonomics and proven long-stroke gas piston reliability to a full-power rifle caliber. Built on a robust 1.5 mm bulged trunnion receiver and fed by a 20-round detachable magazine, the ZPAPM77 splits the difference between classic AK simplicity and the stopping power hunters and distance shooters demand. If you've spent time behind an AK platform and want to move up to a harder-hitting cartridge without relearning the gun, or if you're simply after a no-nonsense .308 with ergonomic controls that work like an AK, this rifle delivers.

The barrel is cold hammer forged with chrome lining—a serious nod to durability and corrosion resistance—and runs 19.7 inches long, keeping the overall length to a handy 35 inches. An adjustable gas block lets you fine-tune performance, especially useful if you're running suppressed or dealing with ammunition variations. The long-stroke piston system has a rock-solid track record for reliability in demanding conditions, and the bolt hold open safety is a thoughtful touch for safe operation and feeding verification. Hardware includes a 14x1 LH threaded muzzle for suppressors or muzzle devices, standard AKM battle sights for quick target acquisition, and the hardwood furniture wears a battleworn aesthetic that actually hides wear—practical and honest.

Furniture and controls follow the AK blueprint: hardwood handguard and grip, adjustable stock (16.3 inches length of pull), and that satisfying AK manual of arms. The rifle tips the scales at 8.6 pounds and accepts Yugo-pattern side mounts for optics mounting. Black Cerakote protects the metal. This is a rifle built for hunters who want .308 power without tactical flair, shooters comfortable on the AK platform, and anyone after a battle-ready semi-auto that doesn't pretend to be a black rifle.