@baldbollocks I am buying this gun and am wondering if it would be good for hunting but i am mostly gonna be using it for target shooting what do u think
I agree with another post on here thats its so ugly you cant help but want one.I like old military rifles-something which has had a life and bears the scars too.One intresting thing i noticed in your video-the spent cartridges seem to eject forward.If this is correct and im not seeing things,but what a great idea and stops hot cases rain down on people by the side of you on the range!
@sunchipism They are more expensive in the USA as they had to manufacture new receivers, the Canadian market guns use re manufactured original receivers.
@451mnu Do you mean a CZ858 and a Vz58? A Vz58 is a select fire military rifle while the Cz858 is a produced for the civilian market and is only semi-auto.
@BillowyKibbles All the civilian Vz58 versions with the original length barrel are restricted in Canada while those versions with barrel over 18.5" are non restricted. Does not matter what province as it is a federal law.
Having owned this rifle for a few years now (assuming you havn't sold it), I am wondering how it has kept up? Any things I should know before making the investment?
@gentleman948 Yes I still have it and it's working great. The only thing I don't like is that the bore is not chrome lined so prompt and proper cleaning is a must.
@314299 One thing i dont like about the CZ rifles is that there is no dust cover over the bolt which means as soon as you shoot, anything on top of that bolt is going directly into the receiver.
@Southern661 I don't think that has proven to be an issue. There are a lot of Vz-58 rifles in use in Afghanistan and from what I've read they are working reliably, so if they work in all that dust and sand I think that pretty much means that it is not an issue.
@Southern661 It opens and closes incredibly fast not much could be able to get inside but if something did, the opening is so wide (especially with the magazine off) it becomes a gaping hole. Extremely easy to clear without having to dismantle the rifle. This is where a bolt hold open feature comes in handy in case you might need it. If you examine the disassembly of the many different rifles and how they work you might become amazed of the design of the vz58. It also fires incredibly well.
@gentleman948 Czechpoint sells a more expensive one that has a chromed lined barrel and a 5 year warranty otherwise the Century is the more economical alternative.
@jigglejack100 This rifle is made entirely by Česká Zbrojovka. I've never seen one of Century put together rifles (they are not sold here in Canada) so I'm not a good person to ask.
@TomsGuns In some Canadian provinces the 7.62x39 is not a legal round for predator hunting. You are generally better off with a .223 Rem or 22/250 for coyotes. Check your local game regulations.
@314299 Finland: Its only illegal to hunt with .22lrs and then there are kinetic energy of ammuniton restrictions for certain game, like the bear and elk.
High velocity hunting ammunition isn't too liked in Finland since you get a lot of bruised meat from it, depends if you want front leg meat and ribs or not.
Canadians are very happy people since they can own such good guns,even if only 5 rounds. 5 rounds is much better than 0 rounds(that is,no guns). I am moving to a third world country so that I can have a bolt action rifle-my dream in young days.
@xxwzaebd You got that right buddy! You should move to Canada and buy as many bolt actions as you want and even a CZ 858 if you get the desire to do so!
@nunvikingsofthesea The SKS is definitely the better value for the money. Unless you really have to have detachable box mags I'd go for the SKS and spend the difference on ammo.
@sviini Accually, you can have a full auto in the USA. There is a ton of paperwork to fill out, and it is a pain, as well as special taxes to pay, but you can do it here.
@Jesses001 According to My uncle when he lived in Canada (1970's) he had an easier time acquiring Full Auto's that he did when he moved to Arizona (1980's). Of course the pendulum has swung the other way now.
@jonkz811 That's right. Prior to 1979 buying a full auto in Canada was the same as buying a handgun. It had to be registered with the police, that was it. Things have certainly changed since then.....
@314299 ya that why I'm still kinda on the fence on buying one. I don't want them to do the same thing they did to me with me FN. Who did you get yours from and what was the price to your door.
I went through the same thought process, and like you I also have an FN. I came to the conclusion that since we only live once I might as well get what I want while I can.
I actually ended up with two of these, but now I'm down to one. If I recall correctly they cost $600+$30 shipping, but that was almost two years ago.
I do a basic field strip of the rifle. Squirt some dish soap into a small container, & add some hot water. I stick the muzzle into the water & push a bore brush from the breach end into the soapy water, then back up the bore, repeating several times. I use the same soapy water to wash out the gas port and wipe down the piston and bolt face. Next I pour a kettle of boiling water gown the barrel, then a couple dry patches, then shoot some WD-40 down the bore and gas port. Oil the remaining bits.
Awesome instructions. I used to use a kettle of boiled water to flush an old black powder rifle out after shooting. I found it was so hot that it evaporated fast enough that there was hardly any wiping needed. Then I would use Remingtons treatment for BP rifles to rustproof.
The non-corrosive Norinco ammo (in the silver box) can sometimes be found at gun shows, but it hasn't been imported in some time. I think some of the Russian commercial ammo is non-corrosive, but pretty much all surplus is corrosive. Firing corrosive is no big deal if you clean the bore and gas system properly and promptly.
The common (in Canada) Czech suplus makes a "BANG" everytime you pull the trigger, but accuracy is pretty poor. Good thing it is cheap to buy - reliable and good for short range blasting, but forget about accuracy. Best ammofor the money is the old silver box Norinco, good and accurate and not too expensive and non corrosive too.
@ninja6kid I've seen some recently imported Sellier & Bellot 123 grain soft point, if you check with a bunch of dealers you might find some of that. The Canadian importer for Sellier & Bellot is North Sylva Co, you could get your local gun shop to get some soft point ammo from them.
@haha48 Not in Canada. The US state department wont let 7.62x39 be exported to Canada because it's a "military" round. Up here we have to rely on European made ammo in military calibers.
The limiting rivet is permanent. The CZ/VZ magazine is not interchangeable with an AK. In fact NO parts of this rifle interchange with the AK, they are a completely different rifle, the only thing they have in common is the caliber.
Yep, I encountered the same thing last year when I bought this one, dealers advertising and not having any on hand. But be persistent and you'll land one eventually!
Great vid. What class does your rifle fall under here in Canada? I'm thinking its restricked. I just bought a russian S.K.S. that was redone for $279. I also bought 200 rounds for under $60 bucks. Can't wait to shoot it as soon as I give it a good cleaning(trying to get the grease off of it all over)
That's true. The last gun show that I attended I bought half a case of Norinco siver box 7.62x39 for a little less than $4 a box, that was a deal as it is non-corrosive and the most accurate 7.62x39 ball ammo I've ever come across.
They are all milled receivers, and most other parts are milled, and a couple of stamped parts such as the topcover. Despite the milled parts it's still a pretty light rifle.
finally a cz video where the shooter isn't using the magazine as a foregrip, good job man , and loading and cocking with your right hand. these other vids drive me crazy.
Don't underestimate your SKS, they are a great working rifle, rugged, decently made and you can reload them pretty fast with stripper clips. Everyone need at least one SKS.
I don't use the kneeling position at any time in this video.
I assume you are referring to the position I use from 1:20 to 1:50. That position is called squatting, or sometimes "rice paddy prone". In my opinion it is a much better position than kneeling, however it is not something that everyone can do.
These longer barrel version of the vz -58 are great performers and are capable of some very good groups with some good ammo. I was getting 1.5 inch at 100 yards with S&B soft point. But i wasn't about to string 10 groups together and solidify my results with my hunting ammo at 16 bucks a box. The S&B milsurp shoots pretty good too but its corrosive and forces me to spend hours cleaning post range. I just picked up some wolf hp 123g for a good price. Great plinker but a bit less accurate.
The best accuracy I have seen with commercial 7.62x39 was Privi Partisan 123 grain soft point. I must say I don't think much of the accuracy of the S&B milsurp ammo, but it's cheap and it gos bang everytime. I find I can clean the gun up after corrosive in about 20 minutes, so no big deal time wise for me.
Ya i shot the prvi but i found the S&B to be a hair tighter. Could have been just me. Think the prvi was a bit cheaper though. No matter those arnt the rounds that will be spitting out most of the time.
So you got your CV 858 from wolverine supplies to. I just picked the same rifle up yesterday. And yes it is of good quality. Specially for a 1960 rifle.
Wolverine is the importer - I didn't get the rifle directly from them, many dealers sell them. They are a nice rifle for the money, and although the bulk of the parts were made in the 1960's the 18-3/4" barrels are newly made. Enjoy your rifle - be sure to get lots of ammo for it!
Mam taką zabawkę ,tylko trochę ja poprzerabiałem .Dodałem celownik optyczny POSP 8x42 albo zamiennie kolimator BUSHNEL i bardzo fajnie się z tego strzela Jest o wiele celniejszy od AK 47
Most important........Lets see the target !
baldbollocks 1 week ago
@baldbollocks The target is long gone since this was done over three years ago.
314299 1 week ago
@baldbollocks I am buying this gun and am wondering if it would be good for hunting but i am mostly gonna be using it for target shooting what do u think
CNDcountryboy 4 days ago
@CNDcountryboy The 7.62x39mm round should be just fine for hunting game the size of white tail deer and smaller.
314299 4 days ago
Yeah! I'm glad you decided to buy our rifle :)
I'm just curious about the price there. How much did it cost? :)
nordCZech 2 months ago
@nordCZech They currently sell for about $700.
314299 1 month ago
I agree with another post on here thats its so ugly you cant help but want one.I like old military rifles-something which has had a life and bears the scars too.One intresting thing i noticed in your video-the spent cartridges seem to eject forward.If this is correct and im not seeing things,but what a great idea and stops hot cases rain down on people by the side of you on the range!
vegas2004 3 months ago
@vegas2004 The rifle does eject the cases towards the front.
314299 3 months ago
so ugly i want one.
hailfire82997 3 months ago
@hailfire82997 The stocks sure have that 1950's -60's ComBloc look to them.
314299 3 months ago
So how's the recoil on these babys compared to...say...a .204 ruger?
Rossco139 4 months ago
@Rossco139 Somewhat more recoil than that but quite pleasant to fire.
314299 4 months ago
Just picked one up today!
BLiiTzZGaming 5 months ago
@BLiiTzZGaming All you need now is a case of ammo!
314299 5 months ago
dude having a thirdy round mag with a pin in it is like putting your balls to a grinder, im sorrry you have restrictions over there
GunsNLeperchauns 6 months ago
@GunsNLeperchauns It could be worse, I could live somewhere that has a complete ban on semis.
314299 6 months ago 4
how much would one of them cost in USD
solidsnaker1992 6 months ago
@solidsnaker1992 I think they were about $800.
314299 6 months ago
@314299 ok thank you
solidsnaker1992 6 months ago
@solidsnaker1992 800 price scares me got ours for 500
sunchipism 6 months ago
@sunchipism They are more expensive in the USA as they had to manufacture new receivers, the Canadian market guns use re manufactured original receivers.
314299 6 months ago
im glad you can own these in canada.
i cant wait to get one!
ChristianAlvestamFan 7 months ago 2
can put tapco ak stocks on one?
TheRexx101 8 months ago
@TheRexx101 No, AK furniture will not fit.
314299 8 months ago
What's the difference between CZ 858 and Cz. 58 ?
451mnu 11 months ago
@451mnu Do you mean a CZ858 and a Vz58? A Vz58 is a select fire military rifle while the Cz858 is a produced for the civilian market and is only semi-auto.
314299 11 months ago
@314299 Sorry I meant CZ Vz 58 - thanks for the clarifcation.
451mnu 11 months ago
@451mnu that and the vz has a crome lined bore..
WildAndLiving 10 months ago
@WildAndLiving The Cz-858 has been available with the original length chrome lined barrel.
314299 10 months ago
@314299 Yes but it's restricted instead of non restricted..
WildAndLiving 10 months ago
@WildAndLiving Yep, that it is.
314299 10 months ago
@WildAndLiving the cz 858 is non restricted at least in ontario
BillowyKibbles 7 months ago
@BillowyKibbles All the civilian Vz58 versions with the original length barrel are restricted in Canada while those versions with barrel over 18.5" are non restricted. Does not matter what province as it is a federal law.
314299 7 months ago
@BillowyKibbles Same in B.C. only $700 here.
marksjdejong 6 months ago
Having owned this rifle for a few years now (assuming you havn't sold it), I am wondering how it has kept up? Any things I should know before making the investment?
Your response is much appreciated.
gentleman948 1 year ago
@gentleman948 Yes I still have it and it's working great. The only thing I don't like is that the bore is not chrome lined so prompt and proper cleaning is a must.
314299 1 year ago
@314299 One thing i dont like about the CZ rifles is that there is no dust cover over the bolt which means as soon as you shoot, anything on top of that bolt is going directly into the receiver.
Southern661 1 year ago
@Southern661 I don't think that has proven to be an issue. There are a lot of Vz-58 rifles in use in Afghanistan and from what I've read they are working reliably, so if they work in all that dust and sand I think that pretty much means that it is not an issue.
314299 1 year ago
@Southern661 It opens and closes incredibly fast not much could be able to get inside but if something did, the opening is so wide (especially with the magazine off) it becomes a gaping hole. Extremely easy to clear without having to dismantle the rifle. This is where a bolt hold open feature comes in handy in case you might need it. If you examine the disassembly of the many different rifles and how they work you might become amazed of the design of the vz58. It also fires incredibly well.
cruchi28 10 months ago
@gentleman948 Czechpoint sells a more expensive one that has a chromed lined barrel and a 5 year warranty otherwise the Century is the more economical alternative.
cruchi28 10 months ago
thats pretty nifty how you can use stripper clips also in it
XonionbreathX 1 year ago
@XonionbreathX A handy feature indeed.
314299 1 year ago
@XonionbreathX damn Czechs are smart...
LeeJonB 1 year ago
how are the ones from century arms also is this from century?
jigglejack100 1 year ago
@jigglejack100 This rifle is made entirely by Česká Zbrojovka. I've never seen one of Century put together rifles (they are not sold here in Canada) so I'm not a good person to ask.
314299 1 year ago
Ok I am looking at getting into coyote hunting and I liked the look of the gun thank you for the quick reply!
mcftyl 1 year ago
would this gun be good for a beginner to hunt coyotes with?
mcftyl 1 year ago
@mcftyl The 7.62x39mm caliber of this rifle is not really that well suited to hunting coyotes, so I would be inclined to say "no".
314299 1 year ago
@mcftyl the 7.62x39 is also used in hunting rifles, so yes you could.
TomsGuns 1 year ago
@TomsGuns In some Canadian provinces the 7.62x39 is not a legal round for predator hunting. You are generally better off with a .223 Rem or 22/250 for coyotes. Check your local game regulations.
314299 1 year ago
@314299 Finland: Its only illegal to hunt with .22lrs and then there are kinetic energy of ammuniton restrictions for certain game, like the bear and elk.
High velocity hunting ammunition isn't too liked in Finland since you get a lot of bruised meat from it, depends if you want front leg meat and ribs or not.
TomsGuns 1 year ago
@TomsGuns As always it is a good idea to match the intended game animal with an appropriate round.
314299 1 year ago
@mcftyl Yes
wildman51 1 year ago
Canadians are very happy people since they can own such good guns,even if only 5 rounds. 5 rounds is much better than 0 rounds(that is,no guns). I am moving to a third world country so that I can have a bolt action rifle-my dream in young days.
xxwzaebd 1 year ago
@xxwzaebd You got that right buddy! You should move to Canada and buy as many bolt actions as you want and even a CZ 858 if you get the desire to do so!
314299 1 year ago
should i get this or the norinco sks? which has more value for the money?
nunvikingsofthesea 1 year ago
@nunvikingsofthesea The SKS is definitely the better value for the money. Unless you really have to have detachable box mags I'd go for the SKS and spend the difference on ammo.
314299 1 year ago
is he just loading 5 for the test or is the magazine alterd to only hold 5 ?
wild50gunner 1 year ago
@wild50gunner Mag is pinned to only hold 5 rds as per the law up here.
314299 1 year ago
good
MegaAbolish 1 year ago
WANT!!!!
73CamaroTypeLTRS 1 year ago
I would like to buy one of these. They're only $695 and non-restricted here in BC.
Sursion7 1 year ago
@Sursion7 No reason not to get one!
314299 1 year ago
@314299 I need to pay $80 for a PAL first. And I have to take the dreadful safety course (I don't know how much that is). No money at the moment :(
Sursion7 1 year ago
@Sursion7 Money can always be an issue, but from what I recall the course was not terribly difficult.
314299 1 year ago
@Sursion7 about 1 30 takes 1-2 days or you can challenge the test for 20 bucks.. it's 80 for restrticeted and non restricted 60 for non..
haha48 1 year ago
@Sursion7 i got one from italian sporting goodsd in van city
willbings 1 year ago
@willbings Congrats! Now you need a case or two of ammo!
314299 1 year ago
@willbings i got a case one of the boxes 1020 rounds i think i cant wait to shoot it going next sunday
willbings 1 year ago
@willbings Good stuff! I'm sure you'll enjoy it.
314299 1 year ago
and thats including 4 mags +pouch, bayonet +sheat and factory cleaning kit.
ninja6kid 1 year ago
@ninja6kid That's pretty much the standard kit with these rifles.
314299 1 year ago
5 rounds only ?? such a handicap to a well made firearm
hamstercommando42069 1 year ago 12
@hamstercommando42069 Yep.
314299 1 year ago
You cant get one capable of firing full auto too in canada or USA ?
sviini 1 year ago
@sviini No, not unless you are a government agency.
314299 1 year ago
@sviini Accually, you can have a full auto in the USA. There is a ton of paperwork to fill out, and it is a pain, as well as special taxes to pay, but you can do it here.
Jesses001 1 year ago
@Jesses001 I'm aware of that, but you would have to find a transferable class 3 VZ-58, and those are rarer than rocking horse poop.
314299 1 year ago
@Jesses001 According to My uncle when he lived in Canada (1970's) he had an easier time acquiring Full Auto's that he did when he moved to Arizona (1980's). Of course the pendulum has swung the other way now.
jonkz811 1 year ago
@jonkz811 That's right. Prior to 1979 buying a full auto in Canada was the same as buying a handgun. It had to be registered with the police, that was it. Things have certainly changed since then.....
314299 1 year ago
it kinda look like a AK variant of an FN C1 or FAL,
dopeskis 1 year ago
Nice rifle. Shitty gun laws. : (
numba1stunna4269 1 year ago
@numba1stunna4269 True on both counts.
314299 1 year ago
@numba1stunna4269 terrible gun laws.
41odyssey 1 year ago
@41odyssey They could be better -and they could be worse too. (Think UK & Australia)
314299 1 year ago
Been think of getting one. Still kind of pissed that I can a gun like the bcz 858-2 and not a fn fal without it being prob.
ShawnCFarm 1 year ago
@ShawnCFarm Yeah, the laws make no sense because they were written by a bunch of gun hating liberals - they'd like to make these prohib as well....
314299 1 year ago
@314299 ya that why I'm still kinda on the fence on buying one. I don't want them to do the same thing they did to me with me FN. Who did you get yours from and what was the price to your door.
thanks
Shawn
ShawnCFarm 1 year ago
I went through the same thought process, and like you I also have an FN. I came to the conclusion that since we only live once I might as well get what I want while I can.
I actually ended up with two of these, but now I'm down to one. If I recall correctly they cost $600+$30 shipping, but that was almost two years ago.
314299 1 year ago
@ShawnCFarm where i canada can you buy one cause marstar isn't getting anymore
cloudbook1994 1 year ago
I would try Frontier Firearms they have one in stock for $749.95. Wolverine Supplies is another place to try.
314299 1 year ago
Excellent vid. What's your cleaning procedure after using commie corrosive ammo?
nosleraccubond 2 years ago
I do a basic field strip of the rifle. Squirt some dish soap into a small container, & add some hot water. I stick the muzzle into the water & push a bore brush from the breach end into the soapy water, then back up the bore, repeating several times. I use the same soapy water to wash out the gas port and wipe down the piston and bolt face. Next I pour a kettle of boiling water gown the barrel, then a couple dry patches, then shoot some WD-40 down the bore and gas port. Oil the remaining bits.
314299 2 years ago
Awesome instructions. I used to use a kettle of boiled water to flush an old black powder rifle out after shooting. I found it was so hot that it evaporated fast enough that there was hardly any wiping needed. Then I would use Remingtons treatment for BP rifles to rustproof.
Thanks again for the CZ info.
nosleraccubond 2 years ago
the man has always had the best posture of anyone in the room....al the way back to high school......
twogun1969 2 years ago
No, you got that wrong, I'm not upright, just uptight!
314299 2 years ago
Ugh, ordered one last week, should get here any day. I'll have to settle with my sks until then.
peekopeeko 2 years ago
Sometimes waiting is half the fun. Well, perhaps 5% of the fun.
314299 2 years ago
There's nothing wrong with a SKS, it's a fine rifle. I like to think of the VZ 58 as being a updated version of the SKS.
esh325 2 years ago
I like the SKS but I regard the VZ 58 series as better because they are lighter, have better ergonomics and take proper detachable box magazines.
314299 2 years ago
Thank you WS X2
skinnadoor 2 years ago
This man has good posture
adrastea99 2 years ago
Well my mother did tell me to sit up properly......
314299 2 years ago
That's you?
adrastea99 2 years ago
It is indeed.
314299 2 years ago
Good job
You're a bit limp taking the recoil :3
adrastea99 2 years ago
I guess you'll have to post some video and show me how it's done properly!
314299 2 years ago
lol well said!
moneymikey 2 years ago
Nice gun ! Where you get non-corrosive ammo ?
PoliceTacticalUnit 2 years ago
The non-corrosive Norinco ammo (in the silver box) can sometimes be found at gun shows, but it hasn't been imported in some time. I think some of the Russian commercial ammo is non-corrosive, but pretty much all surplus is corrosive. Firing corrosive is no big deal if you clean the bore and gas system properly and promptly.
314299 2 years ago
Whats Your View On The Surplus Ammo Is It Ok For The Price Or Is It Pretty Shitty???
moosemanzion 2 years ago
The common (in Canada) Czech suplus makes a "BANG" everytime you pull the trigger, but accuracy is pretty poor. Good thing it is cheap to buy - reliable and good for short range blasting, but forget about accuracy. Best ammofor the money is the old silver box Norinco, good and accurate and not too expensive and non corrosive too.
314299 2 years ago
Uhhhhhhh, the guy who made this video is Canadian. I can tell because his mags are pinned to 5 rounds. You CAN own guns in Canada.
snipersup 2 years ago 18
only i still cant hunt with this because the only ammo you can find for it is FMJ.
ninja6kid 1 year ago
@ninja6kid I've seen some recently imported Sellier & Bellot 123 grain soft point, if you check with a bunch of dealers you might find some of that. The Canadian importer for Sellier & Bellot is North Sylva Co, you could get your local gun shop to get some soft point ammo from them.
314299 1 year ago
@ninja6kid Reminton 7.62x39 soft point (25 a box for 20) ... yep you can get it..
haha48 1 year ago
@haha48 Not in Canada. The US state department wont let 7.62x39 be exported to Canada because it's a "military" round. Up here we have to rely on European made ammo in military calibers.
314299 1 year ago
@314299
you can get 7.62x39 in canada. FYI
jmc350 1 year ago
@jmc350 That's true, but its almost all of European origin, not US product. The bulk of it is Czech, Bosnian, Serbian and Russian.
314299 1 year ago
Since the CZ858 is semi-auto it is not going to do any 800 RPM, especially with 5 rd mags. As for Canada, I'm In Canada and I have one.
314299 2 years ago
is there anyway to (unpin) one of these magazines, and is it the exact same magazine as the ak??
rarebreed18 2 years ago
The limiting rivet is permanent. The CZ/VZ magazine is not interchangeable with an AK. In fact NO parts of this rifle interchange with the AK, they are a completely different rifle, the only thing they have in common is the caliber.
314299 2 years ago
awsome thanks, i was curious, i was looking for rifle i could use incase of wrol for protection, guess ill have to stick with a shotgun
rarebreed18 2 years ago
As long as the range is short a good pump shotgun will serve you well.
314299 2 years ago
Good stance, I can't wait to pick up this rifle for myself... it seems that they sell out before retailers even get their hands on them lol!
superwoofer2007 2 years ago
Yep, I encountered the same thing last year when I bought this one, dealers advertising and not having any on hand. But be persistent and you'll land one eventually!
314299 2 years ago
I got lucky I bought mine on consignment for far cheaper then list price.
How ever that being said, :)
There are a lot of accessories I want to put on my CZ 858.
I also want the non-restricted version.
Akaoushi 2 years ago
The best accessories are cases of ammo!
314299 2 years ago
So very true, there is no such thing as "Too much ammo"
Akaoushi 2 years ago
Great vid. What class does your rifle fall under here in Canada? I'm thinking its restricked. I just bought a russian S.K.S. that was redone for $279. I also bought 200 rounds for under $60 bucks. Can't wait to shoot it as soon as I give it a good cleaning(trying to get the grease off of it all over)
ShawnCFarm 2 years ago
My CZ858 is non restricted as it has the longer (19") barrel, they are also available in restricted form with the original (15.4 ") length barrel.
Congrats on your Russian SKS, I'm sure you will like it. You really ought to buy a whole case of ammo for it, 200 rounds just won't last long enough!
314299 2 years ago
I dont know about any one else, but a crate of ammo (1120 rounds) is $180 Canadian here.
Most places charge $200-$225.
Can any one beat $180?
Akaoushi 2 years ago
I doubt you will beat $180 a case at the moment.
314299 2 years ago
You may be right, but it never hurts to ask around.
You never know what may be available.
Akaoushi 2 years ago
That's true. The last gun show that I attended I bought half a case of Norinco siver box 7.62x39 for a little less than $4 a box, that was a deal as it is non-corrosive and the most accurate 7.62x39 ball ammo I've ever come across.
314299 2 years ago
Nice :)
I have a source for Norinco ammo but the store wants $400 for a crate.
I'm thinking thats a bit much.
Akaoushi 2 years ago
The silver box or the yellow box Norinco?
314299 2 years ago
I have no idea, the guy is selling what ever it is for $20 a box , and a crate for $400.
I guess I can call and find out.
Akaoushi 2 years ago
If it's the silver box stuff it is good, but it's not worth $20 a box, more like $8 a box.
314299 2 years ago
Cool All I know of is the yellow box stuff I have in 7.62x25mm.
Thanks for the info.
Akaoushi 2 years ago
are the cz 858's pressed steel or milled?
2kCelicaGTS 3 years ago
They are all milled receivers, and most other parts are milled, and a couple of stamped parts such as the topcover. Despite the milled parts it's still a pretty light rifle.
314299 3 years ago
finally a cz video where the shooter isn't using the magazine as a foregrip, good job man , and loading and cocking with your right hand. these other vids drive me crazy.
joshmw 3 years ago
I just wanted to write something similar ;) Experienced shooter
CassidyAiiit 2 years ago
i like the s&b milsurp ammo @ 0:34
very nice rifle by the way, i fully intend on picking myself up one in a while.
deathklot 3 years ago
Yep, that's Czech surplus M-43, not the most accurate ammo but it was cheap and it is sure fire.
314299 3 years ago
Rock-N-Roll!
Praise The LORD
and Pass The Ammunition!
rebelstang 3 years ago
Five shots and semi auto is more like waltzing that Rock-N-Roll, but I appreciate the sentiment!
314299 3 years ago
You Betcha!
My Main Rifle Is a ,Russian S.K.S.
Yours Might Be An Up-Grade!
rebelstang 3 years ago
Don't underestimate your SKS, they are a great working rifle, rugged, decently made and you can reload them pretty fast with stripper clips. Everyone need at least one SKS.
314299 3 years ago
You Betcha!
Right Out of The Box, It Shot Great!
& That Was Before The clinton Gun Ban.
It Still Shoots Great!
Even When It Gets Muddy.Opperator Error!
rebelstang 3 years ago
great video, nice rifle.
check out your body positioning during your kneeling shots. ...could use some work!
good luck!
joshgates81 3 years ago
I don't use the kneeling position at any time in this video.
I assume you are referring to the position I use from 1:20 to 1:50. That position is called squatting, or sometimes "rice paddy prone". In my opinion it is a much better position than kneeling, however it is not something that everyone can do.
314299 3 years ago
he's quating u dick head lol...
2kCelicaGTS 3 years ago
I assume you are replying to joshgates81's comment last month..
314299 3 years ago
im gonna buy one. such a great deal. come with 5 mags and some other add ons . plus a bayonet.
djfung 3 years ago
They are a great deal on a well built rifle.
314299 3 years ago
no shit. for 650. cant go wrong.i'll be placing order within couple of days
djfung 3 years ago
I have one of those, and I have been happy with it. Its nice and light, easy to field strip and has less recoil than a 30-30 levergun.
UCSPanther20 3 years ago
They certainly are a trim and quick handling rife, and the gas operated action makes the already mild 7.62x39 round even smoother to shoot.
314299 3 years ago
These longer barrel version of the vz -58 are great performers and are capable of some very good groups with some good ammo. I was getting 1.5 inch at 100 yards with S&B soft point. But i wasn't about to string 10 groups together and solidify my results with my hunting ammo at 16 bucks a box. The S&B milsurp shoots pretty good too but its corrosive and forces me to spend hours cleaning post range. I just picked up some wolf hp 123g for a good price. Great plinker but a bit less accurate.
Gristle111 3 years ago
The best accuracy I have seen with commercial 7.62x39 was Privi Partisan 123 grain soft point. I must say I don't think much of the accuracy of the S&B milsurp ammo, but it's cheap and it gos bang everytime. I find I can clean the gun up after corrosive in about 20 minutes, so no big deal time wise for me.
314299 3 years ago
Ya i shot the prvi but i found the S&B to be a hair tighter. Could have been just me. Think the prvi was a bit cheaper though. No matter those arnt the rounds that will be spitting out most of the time.
Gristle111 3 years ago
I plan on trying cast bullet reloads out of mine in the near future.
314299 3 years ago
So you got your CV 858 from wolverine supplies to. I just picked the same rifle up yesterday. And yes it is of good quality. Specially for a 1960 rifle.
owenlewis9 3 years ago
Wolverine is the importer - I didn't get the rifle directly from them, many dealers sell them. They are a nice rifle for the money, and although the bulk of the parts were made in the 1960's the 18-3/4" barrels are newly made. Enjoy your rifle - be sure to get lots of ammo for it!
314299 3 years ago
this is not milled i guess
Leon1700 3 years ago
All Cz-858 / Vz-58 rifles have milled receivers. They are not like AK rifles that can be either milled or stamped.
314299 3 years ago
Mam taką zabawkę ,tylko trochę ja poprzerabiałem .Dodałem celownik optyczny POSP 8x42 albo zamiennie kolimator BUSHNEL i bardzo fajnie się z tego strzela Jest o wiele celniejszy od AK 47
Tactical762 3 years ago
milled rifles are all generally high quality
esh325 3 years ago 4