Zastava M70 Scope Mount

This thing is quite solid. I believe it is actually made by UTG, which I'll admit had me a little worried, however when I heard this I already had bought the mount so I figured why not? Let's give it a shot. Over my 2 month, 1000 round experience. this thing is solid!
Easy to take on and off once you get the feel for it, and it holds zero nicely! The small picatinny section on the left side CAN BE REMOVED. I know this portion seemed to bother many people. It is attached via MLOK. If you look at the 2 "windows" one to each side of that section, you'll se those are actually MLOK mounting points.
Long story short, if you properly tighten it and properly mount your optic, this mount is good to go! It can be hard to find yugo specific parts, particularly optics mounts. This thing is good to go with plenty of rail space to boot!

Perfect mount for the Zastava M70 and the Primary Arms 3X prism optic. The mount is nice but I love my PA optics.

Fits great. High quality.
A little expensive though

Solid, slick, secure. Holds my Vortex red dots at the correct height. Easy install/removal and maintains zero. No wiggle or play or rattle. Nice V cut in picatinny to maintain iron sight picture when optics not mounted. Only wished it hugged the side of dust cover better, but the gap isn't big. Very happy with the product.

It fit my new Zpap m70, looks cheesy with the side mount pic rail but you can take it off. There’s a lot of flex in the rail and mine doesn’t line up center with the sights. Could be how the Zpap rail is mounted or could be this utg side mount either way there’s enough adjustment in the red dot to get on paper. I would not purchase again.

I bought the RS mount from PA and the Zastava mount from their store. The Zastava mount which I bought first resulted in a sightmark red dot being tilted because the pic rail was not flat in the windage direction. My red dot could be zeroed without issue and the Zastava mount was stable, but the tilt in the red dot looking down the rifle is disconcerting. The RS mount did not have the same problem, and I put a PA prism sight on the m70 because of the good and stable fit. I kept the Zastava mount as backup.

Well, for some reason, the good people at Zastava believe there are some things you should figure out for yourself. No instructions are included with this mount.

This high quality mount is solidly and carefully constructed. Once you learn that the mount will not slide to the end of the rifle scope mount channel, you’ll be good.
With the scope mount in the rifle scope mount channel, slide the mount fully forward until it stops. You’ll have quite a bit of channel remaining. Don’t worry about it. As long as the mount is solidly forward, you are good. Adjust the tension throw-lever and you are set.
There are several good YouTube videos to help you along.
I’m happy with the mount. Put whatever glass or red dot you want on the picatinny rail.