Czech Vz58 to 500yds: Practical Accuracy
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The Czech/Czechoslovakian Vz.58 was a legendary rifle, serving Czechoslovakia, (later the Czech Rep., Slovakia) for more than 60 years. Known for it's accuracy, reliability and how it differers in every way from the Kalashnikov, outside of the appearance; the Vz. 58 has been a loyal friend to the Czech soldier.
Many Czech service members were hesitant on turning their Vz.58 in for a good reason.The rifle is light-weight, accurate and one of the most dependable systems available.
We shoot a beautiful example on loan from Small Arms Solutions, which was made by Czech Small Arms and sold by Czechpoint USA. Henry liked it so much that he ended up procuring one for his personal collection after testing it!
Ammunition used: Barnaul 7.62x39mm
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Distance Conversions:
150y - 137m
200y - 182m
250y - 229m
300y - 274m
350y - 320m
400y - 366m
450y - 411m
500y - 457m
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FYI, I obtained one of these Czech Vz58's right after filming this... so you know how I feel about them. -Henry
They're good guns for what they are, but because they're fully proprietary and there's no good way to mount optics on them, they're impractical when compared to a modern AK. As a standalone, they're great. But the complete lack of an ecosystem is what kills it. The VZ58 was definitely better than the AK's of its era, but the AK has evolved dramatically and if you take full advantage of its quick-change optics you can get a much more attractive package overall.
@@WardenWolf Pretty much every gun is proprietary. You can mount optics just like the AK. Side rail, handguard, and top mounted rail. The problem is there isn't as much after market support for it.
I know. I have a CSA in 5.56X45, and a D-Technik (CSA's original business name) in 7.62X39 with the beaver barf furniture. Nice accuracy, but definitely need to wear gloves when manipulating the controls, tons of 90 degree edges that nick you constantly when reloading or manipulating the safety under stress.
Great, thx for this episode. As being Czech I own one as well but first production run in real wood ;) Let me know if you want an advice on some tuning parts, here almost every small arms manufacturer have some tuning parts on list.
Im an AK guy myself but even I would admit a true Czech made VZ58 is a more refined/smoother firing weapon. I would imagine less felt recoil than an AK which should translate better accuracy. I feel like these would make for a better hog slaying rifle than a cheap AK.
From our testing the Vz58 rifles are inherently more accurate than Russian, Yugo and Chinese AKs in the same caliber.
I don't know for sure but i suspect that it might be the difference of short and long stroke piston design.
Also the czech block bolt locking seems to be more consistent and may provide longer dwell time
Was expecting to see your comment on Vz ;)
maybe the barrel execution ? barrel is very important ... i am asking this because i have seen this ...
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the professional shooters always go for the best ... and you see that the best is always much more popular than the others
How has reliability been on these?
@@MultiMrNoone It's quite good actually, despite the open top design.
Civilian rifles have some minor problems with the trigger because of the conversion to semi-auto only, but that can be solved quite easily
Also the receiver rigidity.
Very cool! Great shooting and spotting. CSA VZ58 is one of my favorite rifles to shoot for sure!
My pride and joy are my CZ 858-4Vs. These are Czech made imports with the military 15” chrome lined barrels.
I’ve owned a few CSA variants, and must say that the CZs are 100% reliable.
@@gunluv5936 The 858 is the best commercial variant for sure. Especially because of how easy it is to knock out the sear slot weld and drop a fun pack in. :^)
"This [trigger] actually has a wall it goes up to, and then it...." *gunshot noise in background*
That was perfect.
2003, Got to shoot one of these went my unit went to train with the Czech Army. None of us spoke Czech, and only a few Czechs spoke English, but there were enough of both of us speaking German to make it work. Really cool.
Tak snad tě naučili alespon nějaké sprosté slova :D
I tried to duplicate what you do in your videos, after 50 rounds my daughter who was my spotter said,dad we are out of ammo, I asked why? She said because you suck. Great shooting buddy.
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Czechnology
In the Czech Republic this rifle is like the AR 15 in the US. Just about everybody that has weapons has one. I have one dated 1960 with wood furniture.
we use it in cyprus in military police, ive got one and its a very comfortable gun to shoot with
czechoslovakia made best weapons and cars of all eastern block
drago d ah yes a fellow Czechoslovakian soudruh
Are you forgetting that east germany exists or something? DDR AK's and SKS's hold some of the tightest tolerances and best fit and finishes of any com-bloc weapons.
Adam C still an AK and SKS, not much difference in terms of functionality. East German cars may have been reliable but terrible in terms of performance and overall build. You have to remember that East Germany was basically crippled after the war for 20 years so it's understandable that much funding didn't go into research
@@adamc6371 MPi-K's are the same in quality as soviet AK's if we talk about guns just off the production or storage, but lose in the long-distance service, due to the fact they shorted expenses on doing internals without corrosion protection on bolts and barrels. Also, plastic externals of MPi-KM are known to be fragile.
😂 😂 😂 One of the best, come on!
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In this episode Henry-chan pronounces Aluminium correctly ,but quickly Says Aluminum to not lose his Murrica card :)
@Saturn except Aluminium is world wide recognized proper chemical designation of the metal.
@Saturn right and that is explanation for butchering of the word in language that does how exactly ? ...
secondly in those countries despite not having the alphabet and having theyr own word for it anyway, the scientific term for it is still ALUMINIUM, just like the proper term for gold is Aurum or lead Plumbum because they are latin based. If you are lazy enough to use the chemical term for the metal anyway, at least dont be a lazy git and dont shorten it up for no reason.
ok but who cares
Apparently, aluminum came first but the British adopted Aluminium because they thought it had a more classical sound.
Sir Humphry Davy originally used Alumium but then later changed his mind to Aluminum.
The CZ factory puts out fantastic firearms. The Vz-58 is no exception to that rule. When people first look at the Vz-58 they think, ah another AK. But in fact other than the cartridge the 58 does not share a single part with the Kalashnikov, not even the magazine. The Czech's truly did it their way.
Not true! Slings are completely interchangeable :-).
@@docar1523 said tongue in cheek. >~
@@ditzydoo4378 Nerozumim , hehe.
@@mishasaratovtsev7370 oh you.. ^~^
I don't know what happened. >~
SKS next. I mean, you kinda have to now.
Agreed, Yugoslavian SKS would be nice to see. I could loan him mine except most of mine isnt original
@@Robert53area soviet sks,the original.
@@Mavd-mk9iq or Chinese... would like to know how far i can push my norinco.
@@thebeyondwordser think they allready did that one tbh
@@Stormcloakvictory Not that i can find! may have been the SVD or mosin you're thinking of, or it may be private fro some reason.
Finally. I love this rifle. Rob Ski says it's the most accurate 7.62x39 he's ever fired, (edit) except the PTR32 is neck and neck with it. But the PTR was heavier with a heavier barrel.
He would be very very correct.
@@9HoleReviews Could you try it with the brake?
That was until he shot a PTR32. But the PTR outweighed the VZ by 3lb.
The most accurate 7.62x39 he shot is PTR32 rifle
@@danendraarkananta9442 It's bigger, heavier, and bull barreled. Plus it's not aesthetically pleasing to me.
Hello from Czech Republic. I just want to add, that this rifle, even with this pros like wheight etc. can still shoot under simillar conditions like AK 47. (mud, water and so on)
Ah the classic beaver barf wood furniture. A favourite in the canuckistani republics
Rw T LMAO. Like the crappy pre “polymer” plastic mags... Baklight... Barf!
that's all it takes to make you laugh your ass off? fucking jagoff
@@aceace5867 settle down eh
Beaver barf, ha. I like it. I think I will use that term.
@One K well, it was until the fucken RCs reclassified it as prohib cause "it could be converted to full auto" ... if you swapped literally all the internals
Destroying the myth that com-block rifles are inaccurate (with Russian ammo no less.)
how many rounds did they shoot before filming ?
@@lrlapua8035 Few if any..judging by the guns in the backround
@@NegruRW does not prove anything....
@@lrlapua8035 From most of the methodology of the previous PA Long Range (and also the name of the channel of 9 Hole being a good hint too), they most likely function test and usually check zero. That's all I can hypothesize. Exact round count before filming is sort of irrelevant since it's most like just them grabbing the rifles and going from there seeing what the rifles can do then and there in ever changing environments (some days are clear and sunny and some days are just windy as hell and sort of cloudy), which seems to be the goal from what I can tell from past PA courses... They explain this in previous Q&A videos and channel updates...
here are some of them here:
Big news for 2019 th-cam.com/video/g-Uq3G-kR5c/w-d-xo.html
Who are Henry and Josh? 100K Sub Special th-cam.com/video/AZ36qm5hvEs/w-d-xo.html
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@@tuck234 never said I did not believe the video, but I also know a LOT of YT shooting videos are the end result of a lot of practice off the camera......then make the actual video with that knowledge, I have a Izhmash Siaga 7.62 that shoots very well, never tried it past 100, Not really any need for me, if I ever had to use it to shoot past 100, I have other rifles that fill the role much better. I also have a Ruger Ranch in 7.62x39 it is much better past 100...
I own 2 CAI V2000’s. I bought them back when they sold for $400. If I had known at the time that they had a bad rep I would not have bought the first one. I was so impressed by the quality and accuracy I bought a second. The second one was as good as the first. I mounted a Czech Arms side rail on one for an optic. Yes you have to drill and tap the receiver. Even the CAI rifles have doubled in price now as of 6/2020.
Yep and DItto. My second one was due to the spouse wouldn't"t leave mine alone.
Nice shooting, we snagged a VZ-2008 a while back and was very pleased with the feel of it.
we really loved these things up in Canada up until 5 weeks ago.
I absolutely love my VZ58. One of my favorite guns!
"It feels like shooting an SKS more than an AK"
Thi might also be becouse the gas system is very similar.
Also the slovak army still uses the wooden furniture/folding metal stock version of this gun
Because it's not an "AK". It's completely different weapon. It was not based on AK like other weapons in eastern block. Czechs went their own way.
@@saiien2 sadle we hadnt gone the entire way. Big F in the chat for the tank industry and T-50
Bought one used CZ858 for dirt cheap last year in a very good condition. Still haven't found time to try it but this video definitely gave me some motivation to bring it to the range as soon as I can (rifle ranges are hard to find in European cities). I always wanted one vz58. They are extremely interesting mechanically and historically speaking.
For the Record, I've gotten excellent service from my Century Build Vz2008. Not all of them were crap.
I did go the extra mile on it and had the Bolt Carrier tabbed.
There are a whole bunch of us VZ-2008 shooters that agree with you !
I own a czechpoint made 58, and I have much respect for it. Extremely shootable, and the trigger analysis here is on point.
Czech firearms, in my mind are all extremely impressive. I love the cz75 derivatives, and man the Bren 2 is a nice platform in .223.
Best 7.62x39 IMO
Especially when you’re carrying it all day
Of all the features I like the last round bolt hold open feature on the 58 the most.
They’re aluminium... I mean aluminum... you said it right the first time ;)
When you like to AK but you also like to be different :)
alaskajohn907 Very different...
Exactly why it's my favorite rifle of all time. No rifle in my collection gets shot more. I bring it out every time I go shooting.
In Canada, this is pretty much our only option these days for an “AK” like rifle. Most AK variants are prohibited. A few Valmut rifles are allowed but you’re going to pay $6k+. The new M+M Industries M10x is allowed too.
its not AK clone
@@filipzalud9825 no kidding, that's the point
I love this rifle I remember seeing it as a kid and saying, "I've got to have that" as drool ran down my chin it was the most amazing thing I've ever seen and I had to have it the only way to express my absolute love for this metal piece of perfection is WOW.
I had one of the Century VZ's and it worked fine. Ended up selling it though, kind of want another one now lol.
I would buy a few more if they were still 400 bucks and came with 5 mags each, bayonets, cleaning kits, slings and leather mag pouches! Man, that was like a seriously awesome deal! I found one a few days ago that came with one mag and a "thanks for shopping with us sticker" for $700. I figured if I had to spring for 700 I might as well hold out for a 1k genuine-ish one instead. But some of those century ones were quite good, the one I had was perfect.
@@totherepublic358 From what Ian and Henry said, do century just wreck european guns? fyi I live in france
Yeah... My Vz.2008 WAS SUCH A RIP OFF! I got mine when they came out at the low, low introductory price of $399.00. It came with a Made in USA milled receiver, USA made chrome lined barrel, 16.25" w/ 1:9.5 twist, the rest of the parts are a mix of USA and Czech made parts. I mean, what was I thinking? I could have shelled out four times for what I paid for my Vz.2008 and got an authentic Czech Vz.58 instead! By now you should get a sense of my sarcasm, and get a feel that paying more for an overpriced import is just fucking stupid. Find me another AK/Vz Variant that can match the specs of a Vz. 2008 for $399.00 and I'll kiss your ass! The moral kids, is that if your going to pay over a thousand dollars in cold hard cash for an AK or Vz variant it better do more than just semi-automatic fire, or you just fucked yourself. I am not impressed with Czech Vz.58 owners anymore than I am with AK owners who payed over a thousand dollars for a semi-automatic sporter. Bitches, please.
Don't buy into the hype, there is nothing wrong with the Vz.2008, the only people I hear who have a problem or 'hear rumors' about it being a POS, are fucking salesmen trying to get one over on you.
Finally, the most lovely thing in the world
It needs to be tacticalized.
@@jeramyw there are many custom variants tho
@@sauravrollins6779 The "tactical" model from Czech Point is nice. But will they ever put a Magpul AK moe handguard on it, for sale? Also, I was making an instructor Earl reference.
@@jeramyw wow, keep up the good work Sir
@Dan Gurău Rifle is fine. Furniture and muzzle device need upgrade.
I own one that I customized.
Ordered a collapsible stock & forehand with collapsible grip & added a muzzle breaker.
I installed an Aim Point Pro.
The AKM (including its AK-103 variant) and the vz.58 are my two favorite assault rifles. One thing I like about the vz.58 is the ability to keep the magazine in place, and replenish it from the top of the receiver with SKS 10-round stripper clips, since there are stripper clip guides built into the front of the bolt face.
I've allways had a big old crush on this weapon!
I have had The V model issued in the Slovak army back in 2003 as a radio operator. I had to do my 9 months back than. My rifle was an amazing machine, it only had broken stock, so when I unfolded it, it would not lock. When I reported the fault, my leader did not care bout it. Than we went to range, we got 3 bullets single shot to hit the target to 50 meters, you had to score minimum 2 bulls eyes of three. You have to aim little lover as kicks up and right. Bear in mind I have never shot rifle so powerful before. Than 9 bullets at full auto to hit two of three figures at 200 meters. Scoring that together would grant you weekend off. There were 300 man competing for a weekend off, and it was only granted to top 3 scores. I was 23 back than and only shoot airguns as a kid. To pass this was weekend of guaranteed to see your family and girlfriend. I dont know how, but I missed my last target. I knew that I failed, my head down in dissapointment. But when I looked up my target was down. Luckily My friend lying next to me fired at the same time and hit mine target , so I was granted the weekend of. The rifle is amazing, it had all I needed as radio operator. Simple and reliable. Its a piece of great engenearing.
Issued in the arm
I've missed you fellas. Welcome back.
all this precision at 500 without a scope ? unbelievable ... congratulations !
Kolik nás tu je Čechů ? 🇨🇿
How many Czechs are here ? I would like to know that 😅
Nejsem Čech, ale jazyk znám. Mimochodem, jsem z Indie. 😁
Jeden Pražák :)
@@akashmukherjee2405 Jazyk znáš z překladače nebo opravdu umíš mluvit a psát česky? :o
Jeden Slovak. Just one Slovak man. You know, CzechoSLOVAKIA :)
I have already sold my 58 and currently running just .223. In IPSC matches I can count 58s on one hand, basically everybody is on AR-15 now, even in Slovakia and Czech republic…
Jo, ale já měl vzor 26, pumpička, letiště Přerov..
The beginning of these videos, where the camera looks down the gun's iron sights is some great reference material for FPSs, thanks a lot!
Man hes a hell of a shot..people.that say 7.62x39 isnt worth a damn out past 300 yards need to watch this guy work
I live in Canada and have a CSA vz.58, never had any problems with it and it is worth the price tag. defiantly better with an optic though like any rifle
My Century gun has been great, and the price was $399 with 5 mags, mag pouch, and cleaning kit. A great deal at the time. I also bought a kit and built it myself and it turned out pretty good. I've held one of the Czech guns and they were quite a bit nicer than my two rifles.
Yeah... My Vz.2008 WAS SUCH A RIP OFF! I got mine when they came out at the low, low introductory price of $399.00. It came with a Made in USA milled receiver, USA made chrome lined barrel, 16.25" w/ 1:9.5 twist, the rest of the parts are a mix of USA and Czech made parts. I mean, what was I thinking? I could have shelled out four times for what I paid for my Vz.2008 and got an authentic Czech Vz.58 instead! By now you should get a sense of my sarcasm, and get a feel that paying more for an overpriced import is just fucking stupid. Find me another AK/Vz Variant that can match the specs of a Vz. 2008 for $399.00 and I'll kiss your ass! The moral kids, is that if your going to pay over a thousand dollars in cold hard cash for an AK or Vz variant it better do more than just semi-automatic fire, or you just fucked yourself. I am not impressed with Czech Vz.58 owners anymore than I am with AK owners who payed over a thousand dollars for a semi-automatic sporter. Bitches, please.
Don't buy into the hype, there is nothing wrong with the Vz.2008, the only people I hear who have a problem or 'hear rumors' about it being a POS, are fucking salesmen trying to get one over on you.
Best description of SKS, VZ58, and AK recoil. In fact, best recoil description ever.
I'm impessed with accuracy of this rifle. And it's 1.5 pounds lighter than AK. Well done CZ :)
bought mine for 295 euros 8 years ago. super reliable, accuracy is pretty fine at 250m stand/crouch. 350m in prone position (didn't test further), more than enough for SHTF situation. remember to get a good piles of magazines.
I own a VZ2008 and now I'm butt hurt. The rifle has actually been fine for me, no trouble at all and it too is also more accurate than my AK's
I had one and I liked it a lot. I changed the buttstock, grip, put a compensator on it and a top front rail with a dot sight.
Only reason I soled it is because my shooting club went bust and I had to move to another one that did'n support this kind of rifle/ammo.
Good trigger, light, easy to handle, lots of aftermarket parts, good accuracy.
Hey I wouldn't call my 2008 terrible! It actually runs very well. Now if I had to choose I'd definitely take a 58 over it but that comes at a price of course!
Yeah... My Vz.2008 WAS SUCH A RIP OFF! I got mine when they came out at the low, low introductory price of $399.00. It came with a Made in USA milled receiver, USA made chrome lined barrel, 16.25" w/ 1:9.5 twist, the rest of the parts are a mix of USA and Czech made parts. I mean, what was I thinking? I could have shelled out four times for what I paid for my Vz.2008 and got an authentic Czech Vz.58 instead! By now you should get a sense of my sarcasm, and get a feel that paying more for an overpriced import is just fucking stupid. Find me another AK/Vz Variant that can match the specs of a Vz. 2008 for $399.00 and I'll kiss your ass! The moral kids, is that if your going to pay over a thousand dollars in cold hard cash for an AK or Vz variant it better do more than just semi-automatic fire, or you just fucked yourself. I am not impressed with Czech Vz.58 owners anymore than I am with AK owners who payed over a thousand dollars for a semi-automatic sporter. Bitches, please.
Don't buy into the hype, there is nothing wrong with the Vz.2008, the only people I hear who have a problem or 'hear rumors' about it being a POS, are fucking salesmen trying to get one over on you.
@@bulletsforteeth5029 I agree. My vz 2008 has been flawless and besides the barrel and receiver they are the same rifle.
@@mickbowling4412 I got thousands of rounds through mine and it's never failed me once. Still shoots like a dream. While my frens are sitting on the bench tooling around with their AR's I'm on the line sending rounds down range. 😁
My father has had one for 5 years. Amazing shooter. It’s one of my favorites too shoot
Love the iron sight testings , keep up the great work guys
The knowledge of you two is impressive. Your shooting skills are insane! Nicely done.
Had to smile at Henry's first pronunciation when he described the mag as "aluminium", he first used the "Queen's English".
In South Africa we will use Henry's first "aluminium".
English is not my first language and it is always interesting to hear how firearm terms may differ between the Americans and Brits.
By the way, a few years ago some of these Czech rifles were imported into South Africa, they sold out very fast.
Interestingly the Chinese Norinco AK 47 copy sells here for half the price of a South African assembled AR 15 clone.
From time to time Norinco copies of the AR 15 also come into our country, these seem to last very well.
Also Vee Zed :)
I love the firing sound of this gun. So crispy
I see the thumbnail, I click the link, I hear the music, . . . the excitement is real.
A week ago I saw one of these for sale at my local gun shop for $700 with 4 magazines and an alternate folding stock. Why did I not buy it?!
There were a times, when you can buy it for $65 (1500CZK), but only theoretically, because it was fully-automatic version and you needed special permision to own full-auto, which obviously had not been granted. Most people has semi-automatic, which is for standard permision, which is granted always. Price was about $165 (4000CZK). I't was 15 years ago. Now the prices are 2 - 2,5 higher.
Would love to see a CZ Bren 805 or Bren 2
Matthew Sallee 805 would be cool to see
Hehe... last q&a I believe they had a little 805 on the table... Tho I could be wrong lol
No miracle, let me tell you. Not for that amount of money. It kicks more than 58 (in 7,62) and well, because most people here in Slovakia and Czech rep. shoots surplus corrosive ammo anyway, it's not good idea to shoot it from Bren as it doesn't have chromed barrel.
I couldn't like it. AR-15 all the way.
you really do not want to see Bren 805 - it is a crap (lot of problems)
but Bren 2 is another story - it is tuned up, problems fixed and yes, that is nice gun!
Got this gun myself (1969 made, rebranded by Kolarms, Slovakia). First time I dismantled the gun I was like "where are the parts?" Then I realised this gun is so simple! Years after I just love it. My front sight is a bit different, it is more like U shaped, not full ring over the front sight. Thank you so much for the review. Oh and btw, I use stripper clips sometimes too, but it requires a little practice to make it quick.
full ring front sight came somewhere after 1970, before they were U shaped..
I was lucky to shoot from this gun during basic military service in Slovakia.
0:13 look at that ass-i mean gun
I purchased this same rifle from czechpoint. Love the beaver barf furniture it’s classic. I love the rifle and enjoyed the review. Thank you
These are remarkably lightweight for a fully milled gun. Excellent build quality for a combloc gun. I feel the internals aren't quite as robust as a Kalashnikov however. I have personally seen a broken CSA gun, but note, this was a commercial Czech rifle, not a military rifle.
Reminds me of that last scene in Full Metal Jacket where that VC sniper had one.
A lot of dummies SWEAR she was using an AK. 😖😄
@@wildrose2748 sssssshhhhhhoooot ME ! Ssssshhhhooooot ME ! 🤣🤣
@@wildrose2748 Haaaaa....Right ! 🤣🤣 The honorable words of Sal Lopez. 👊🏽🤣
Look to Platoon movie , vilage bunker whit weapons scene .."we got here 4 czechoslovakia maschingunes..." Czechoslovakia in that time was part of comie block so we seend some help to vietnam.:D UK vz.59 but that was "poor" maschinegun -that mg from" platoon" was wery soon dirty and jam , when perfectly clean work fine .:) . Vz 58 was superior to ak 47 for shure .:)
Awesome! Great shooting. Being compact and quick handling as they are, it would be great to see Josh do a short range review with it as well.
Hi hello, Im czech and Im really appriciete how accurate and nice you guys speak about our so called "kosa" its slang and it means a scythe. This is our nation like rifle and people really like it. Unfortunatelly its being sold out definitivelly for our market, so if you like it and have a chance to buy some - do it now. There will be no more of these, unless someone will start to produce new ones. Have a good one!
@Flivver What he is saying is there is no more surplus parts coming in. There were less than a million military VZ-58 rifles made during it's service life. CSA makes a Civilian single stack sporter model that is 922(r)ed and milled out to accept the military magazines. This is the main reason of the small lots that are imported into the United States.
I bought a Century VZ2000 years ago with 5 mags, bayonet, mag pouch and tools/accessories for $399 new!! You said they’re terrible? Mine is perfect. I’ve shot it for years. It’s built straight and never malfunctions. I must have got a good one if others were terrible. Lucky me.
I shouldn't have said that. Turns out a lot were fine.
Every time is see the intro and henry walk up the stairs i expect him to say "War never changes".
This is the most prolific 7.62x39 semi in Canada. You also can gucci it up with magpul zhukov folder, add piston cover picrail, put the aimpoint on it and take it places.
6:58 gah, you had it right the first time 😂
I've got a CZ 858 (Canadian version) that has a 19" barrel, I wish I could get Henry to try it. His eyes are much better than mine, and that extra 3" barrel length (and sight radius) might make a difference.
Now I finally get why a lot of PARA SF guys I have met actually prefer this over an AK, this thing is ridiculously accurate.
Thank you for making my week better by making videos like this.
Just bought one today, I’m enjoying it
Many of the CzechPoint rifles you can find today for sale are touting a Lothar Walther (absolutely AMAZING) barrels. With that brand of barrels, I expect this accuracy (or better). It’s a solid, reliable and accurate rifle.
Henry, perfect shooting ! My gongrats. I love Sa vz. 58. Really reliable and accurate gun.
I shoot the VZ 58 for Kalashnicon, it never fails to disappoint. It is everything you want out of an AK, in a better package. Optics? Its got a side rail, you can throw a 3x prism on it and get it done just fine. My favorite rifle and most trusted, pays to keep spare parts on hand just in case.
I can only imagine what the VZ 58 couldve evolved into if it had the same popularity backing innovation like with AK and AR. I'd do questionable things for a 308 and 6.5 grendal VZ 58 😁
You have a sweet set up too !
The Vz. 58 is the first ever firearm I encountered, at age around 10. Still have the blank casings to this day. :)
In czech we call them Kosa or Pádlo... Kosa stands for "scythe" and it refers to the paratrooper folding stock version which resembles a scythe... Pádlo translates to "paddle" and that is a nickname for the wooden stock version... :) can be used as a paddle I guess.. if you're marine or something... which is quite unlike in the Czech rep as we have no sea but... whatever :-P I am having the gun in the queue for a history video on my channel if anybody is interested btw. :) plenty of resources here in the Czech rep about its history so would be shame not to share it with non-czech speaking audience :)
Or "PÄŤDESIATOSMIČKA" and "OSUMAPADESÁTKA"
@@marmajsk yup, also sklopka... but "kosa" is the most popular one ;)
I haven't even finished watching yet but thank you in advance!
Cnc warrior has the period correct muzzle brake for 30$ & makes a HUGE difference.
Yep, it does !
Btw, that "Vz." means "Vzor" which can be translated as "Template" or "Model".
Found yourself channel a few weeks ago and I’ve been checking out your videos. You do a really great job. Well worth a sub!! Thanks for the awesome content!!
Thanks!
My brother has one of these. Absolutely awesome! The aluminium mags are lighter than anything else. It's small and handy. Now the bad points:
optics are even more difficult to install than on AK because it ejects upwards in a random direction. Trigger is super shitty it's the rifle equivalent of glock.
But is that the original trigger, or a crappy one made for importation? That might be a cheap thing to improve. If power customs makes a trigger for them, I would buy it. I know these aren't AKs but the power customs AK trigger is easily the best one I have seen on the market, and pretty affordable too.
Side rail + rs regulate + prismatic scope should be a great combo.
That will probably be hands ...
Thanks guys for making my Friday lunch break so damn awesome
Great video presentation and excellent shootiny as always. Myth busting at it's best. Great work Gents!😃😃😃😊😊😊👌🍀
That was awesome. Great vid, guys!
I have a CSA model and it's by far my favorite rifle I've owned or shot for that matter. I wish they had a 5.45 model aswell but we can't rewrite history
The Indian Army still swears by its VZ-58s because of their accuracy and reliability.The sad thing is that we only bought a few thousands of these amazing rifles(and instead bought over 200,000 Romanians and East German AKMs)😞
This gun sounds like hitting two pots together.
I've owned several consumer grade AKMs over the years. I never had one that would do better than group on a pie-plate at 100 yards.
In our experience, the ammo available for AKs varies widely in quality. Bernaul ammo has been very consistent at 2.5-4MOA routinely depending on the gun.
I had one of these. Really great rifle.
Amazing marksmanship. Awesome firearm.
Oh Christ I thought for a second at 4:14 your weapon went off
Love it. Ive always noticed some right hand spin drift of about .8 moa @ 500yds with x39 ammo with an 2400fps 1:9.25 twist so roughly 4" to the left hold
Proving 7.62x39 is more accurate than most give it credit for. Please try a 7.62x39 AR platform like the KS47 or CMMG mutant!
Love the low key translation of Aluminium to ( Ah loo Man Um ) for josh.
Alluminum, soccer, etc, were the original words, you just changed them to be weird.
SA vz.58 was my personal weapon during my two-year military service since 1969. Excellent weapon, at that time officers informed us that US troops in Vietnam had an M16 rifle, which compared to SA 58 by far not so good. It had lower caliber, range and especially in difficult conditions, water, mud, often failed. SA 58 has never failed.
M16 good for the defeated US Army in Vietnam.
And we were told the same thing, except reversed, about Warsaw Pact Weapons.
One of my favorite rifles.
Excellent results
Just found your channel, and watched like 10 of these practical accuracy vids in a row and just came here to say if you made an "Impact/Neutralized" t-shirt, I'd be first in line. Love the channel!
My VX58 was stolen years ago I'm heart broken over it ....I loved that gun just a rad little gun...
I used to have one of these. I liked it a bit better then my AKs. I regret not holding onto that rifle as it is harder to get a hold of these days.