The VZ58 (model 58) is a 7.62×39mm rifle designed and manufactured in Czechoslovakia and accepted into service in the late 1950s as the 7.62 mm samopal vzor 58 (“7.62mm submachine gun model 1958”), replacing the vz. 52 self-loading rifle and the 7.62×25mm Tokarev Sa 24 and Sa 26 submachine guns.
Czech Small Arms is currently manufacturing the vz.58 and vz.61 in calibres that have never been produced by any other small arms manufacturer. Here you have the option to customize cookies by category, according to your own preferences. Technical cookies are necessary for the proper functioning of the website and all its functions that it

VZ 58 5.56 Magazine – Czechpoint. 30 Round Magazine for 5.56 x 45mm. Waffle pattern opaque matte black finish; Manufactured by Czech Small Arms and is the second generation magazine possessing a waffle type pattern (waffle pattern increases resistance to crushing weight and enables better gripping). All parts are made in the Czech Republic.

The Czech Small Arms stock adapter mounts the M4 style stock tube at the bottom area of the vz.58 receiver and has a slight downward angle. Even though this adapter mounts the M4 style stock higher than the original vz.58 wood impregnated stock, it still provides a comfortable cheek weld for iron sights. VZ 58 Rifle Military Gray Phenolic-Czechpoint. The Sa vz.58 in 7.62x39 is manufactured by Czech Small Arms in Jablunka, Czech Republic and includes the following: Chrome lined 16.15 inch barrel with removable muzzle nut. vz58-00S. High quality barrel manufactured by Lothar Walther in Germany. Acoustic - blank firearm Submachine gun vz. 61. A blank design of the firearm for filmmaking purposes. Pressure test, certificate. Free sales over 18 years of age. Submachine gun vz. 61– the gun is simple and lightweight self-propelled firearm that uses gas pressure at the bottom of the cartridge by moving the breech to the rear position. Yeah, both rifles have their pros and cons. Personally I prefer the VZ. It's lighter even with a milled receiver, more ergonomic, and I get better groups with my VZ over the AKs I've shot. Definitely wouldn't say anyone was wrong for preferring an AKM though, both are great. [deleted] • 4 yr. ago.

In 1952, Czechoslovakia adopted a whole new family of small arms, including the vz.52 pistol, vz.52 rifle, and vz.52 light machine gun. The rifle and LMG were both chambered in the Czech 7.62x45mm cartridge, and both would be adapted to the Soviet standard 7.62x39mm a few years later, in 1957.

Shooting the VZ2008. What some of the Gear Report firearms reviewers said about shooting the VZ2008 after shooting an AR15 chambered in the same 7.62×39. Josejuan – “That recoil is BAD!”. Bob – “The recoil is manageable but significant”. Jeff – “This little bugger thumps!”. Make this Muzzle Brake work perfectly with your Vz-58 by adding an SA-Vz58 stock. Will fit: SA VZ58, and CZ858 Rifles * VZ2008 Owners be aware the break might not fit without modification . Advantages: 14×1 right-hand thread; Matt black hard coat anodized aluminum parts for wear resistance; Item None discountable ; Made by Czech Small Arms
Spot the holes w/ a transfer punch then drill a hair higher (like 0.010"). The rail gets pulled up tight against the step in the milled receiver. Alternatively, spot them w/ a transfer punch thats a little too small and hold it against the high side of the hole. That prevents you from having to 'move' the punch mark.
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