@FishscatWoolSock Aw hunni, I know ya hate the things your daddy does to u and your mom, but look on the bright side, when u grow up and have your own family, the cycle will continue, and that's what makes the world go around. U see my child, we upper echelon people need u lower class folks to do the filthy jobs we dont/wont do, so really, u have a PURPOSE in life! Now dontcha's feel better now that Yara expained the facts of life to ya! ;o)
Also it isn't rare for guns to have different names. Like that other dude said it was made by Samopal hence the Sa.58. and the year. The Vz might come from the army designation for this weapon like..
Military / civilian market names:
(Sako) 7.62 RK95tp / Sako M92
(Valmet) 7.62 RK62 / Valmet m62 (also various other newer models like Valmet m76, m90)
@Kekkon3n Actually you have it a little wrong: "Samopal" is not a company name, it means "Automatic gun" in Czech (Sometimes abbreviated as "Sa"), "Vz." is an abbreviation of "Vzor", which translates as "Mark" or "Model", so "Samopal Vz.58" means "Automatic gun model 58" (1958 is the year it was accepted into Czechoslovak military service). I hope it is clear now :-D
@MrTvolaCZ And to make things little more complicated - There is a civilian version of the FN FAL riffle, called DSA Arms SA58, but besides the similar name, these two guns are very different and not related.
@3mealsaday actually, as i understand it, sa 58 IS the correct czech designation for this rifle. "SA58" is DSA's (whom is civilian to begin with) designation for the FN FAL.
so.......
>"this IS an SA 58, this is a cool concept idea for that rifle, there is no need to change the name."- see what i did there dick
@Cougar545x39 No this gun is not called a SA58, I believe the gun that this is a Vz58. The SA58 is a completely different rifle. the Sa58 is the American made version of the FN FAL, which was originally designed back in WWII by the Nazis, in the 7.92x33mm kurz. This rifle however, has nothing to do with the FAL, this is a Vz58, see how the whole bolt is exposed, like the SKS?
@Cougar545x39 Add if you really want to get technical, the FN FAL came first, it was initially started in 1947. The Vz58 was a designed as far back as 1956. It still has 9 years on the Vz58.
@3mealsaday ..and you think people like us do not know that? please! :D FN FAL was not called SA58, while the czech Samopal 58 was called like that, got my point? We are talking about which got its name first.
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FishscatWoolSock 7 months ago
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@FishscatWoolSock Aw hunni, I know ya hate the things your daddy does to u and your mom, but look on the bright side, when u grow up and have your own family, the cycle will continue, and that's what makes the world go around. U see my child, we upper echelon people need u lower class folks to do the filthy jobs we dont/wont do, so really, u have a PURPOSE in life! Now dontcha's feel better now that Yara expained the facts of life to ya! ;o)
genxxxersize 6 months ago
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Dilo22 1 year ago
Also it isn't rare for guns to have different names. Like that other dude said it was made by Samopal hence the Sa.58. and the year. The Vz might come from the army designation for this weapon like..
Military / civilian market names:
(Sako) 7.62 RK95tp / Sako M92
(Valmet) 7.62 RK62 / Valmet m62 (also various other newer models like Valmet m76, m90)
M16 / Ar-15
Kekkon3n 1 year ago
@Kekkon3n Actually you have it a little wrong: "Samopal" is not a company name, it means "Automatic gun" in Czech (Sometimes abbreviated as "Sa"), "Vz." is an abbreviation of "Vzor", which translates as "Mark" or "Model", so "Samopal Vz.58" means "Automatic gun model 58" (1958 is the year it was accepted into Czechoslovak military service). I hope it is clear now :-D
MrTvolaCZ 10 months ago
@MrTvolaCZ So "Sa58", "Vz.58", "Sa vz.58" "Samopal vz.58" or "7,62mm samopal vzor 58" all refer to the same gun.
MrTvolaCZ 10 months ago
@MrTvolaCZ And to make things little more complicated - There is a civilian version of the FN FAL riffle, called DSA Arms SA58, but besides the similar name, these two guns are very different and not related.
MrTvolaCZ 10 months ago
@MrTvolaCZ Yup, thx for the lesson in czech ,then it's exactly the same as rk62 & rk95tp where the RK = rynnäkkökivääri = assault rifle.
Kekkon3n 10 months ago
@Kekkon3n Sa in Sa 58 means "Samopal" = "Submachine gun" In western terminology, its incorrect but there you have it.
DudeNumberOnePlus 7 months ago
What muzzle brake is that? It and the operator worked well.
willbond 1 year ago
this is not a SA58, this is however a cool concept idea for that rifle, but please change the name.
3mealsaday 1 year ago
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@3mealsaday actually, as i understand it, sa 58 IS the correct czech designation for this rifle. "SA58" is DSA's (whom is civilian to begin with) designation for the FN FAL.
so.......
>"this IS an SA 58, this is a cool concept idea for that rifle, there is no need to change the name."- see what i did there dick
diescheize11 1 year ago
@3mealsaday This gun came first with its name. So where is the problem?
Cougar545x39 1 year ago
@Cougar545x39 No this gun is not called a SA58, I believe the gun that this is a Vz58. The SA58 is a completely different rifle. the Sa58 is the American made version of the FN FAL, which was originally designed back in WWII by the Nazis, in the 7.92x33mm kurz. This rifle however, has nothing to do with the FAL, this is a Vz58, see how the whole bolt is exposed, like the SKS?
3mealsaday 1 year ago
@3mealsaday Wtf are you talking about ? Isn't FN herstal a belgian company ? I really don't think they'd like to be mistaken for nazis :p
Kekkon3n 1 year ago
@Cougar545x39 Add if you really want to get technical, the FN FAL came first, it was initially started in 1947. The Vz58 was a designed as far back as 1956. It still has 9 years on the Vz58.
3mealsaday 1 year ago
@3mealsaday ..and you think people like us do not know that? please! :D FN FAL was not called SA58, while the czech Samopal 58 was called like that, got my point? We are talking about which got its name first.
Cougar545x39 1 year ago
Its a bolt release, probably similar to the one made by Neit Arms in Canada.
jcoulson64 1 year ago
Is a special part i ve seen it in google
armani1860 1 year ago
probably some sort of bolt release mech,.
kyle87t 1 year ago
bump
dancexshoes 2 years ago
Yeah, its interesting - whats the trick?
kibicz 2 years ago
please explain why the bolt close automatically!
weretaler 2 years ago
yeah...whats up with your trick bolt?
8LarryHParker8 2 years ago
The stock, foregrip and grip: Are they made by FAB Defence?
yopabs 2 years ago
How did you get your bolt to fall when putting in the new mag?
bingo223 3 years ago
i'd like to know the same thing.
PILMAN 3 years ago
Yes. I'd love to know as well.
HiCapacity 3 years ago