Hi,
Has anyone tried one of these? http://www.csa.co.cz/files/files/58/7.png
I hear a small shipment was available in nz.
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Hi,
Has anyone tried one of these? http://www.csa.co.cz/files/files/58/7.png
I hear a small shipment was available in nz.
Never tried one but I like the looks of it
Antz
They are short and lite , use a totally different design & mech than the AK that they exturnually look like , they use a copy of the Walther P-38 locking mech , and the piston is not connected to the bolt carrier ; its like the SLR piston .
The mags are alunimuim painted grey , stocks on origanl VZ58s are a resin mixed with wood fibres .
They are awesome.
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This from last nights run an gun session with a few members.
Nice and light and completely different to shoot than an AK.
Aoraki ammo brought them in
Thanks @Dr. Watson.
What brand is that railed hand guard?
I have been in touch with Aoraki Ammo. Hopefully will have one soon.
Troy
:)
Thanks Doc'
Bringing an old thread back to life. Has anyone got any more feedback on these rifles particularly the ones aoraki are bringing in? Any feeding issues? Is there a decent short scope that you can mount on these rifles given the need to clear the ejection port?
A few Israeli web sites have aftermarket mounts for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by MassiveAttack
They are still making sheet metal and inner tubes....Quote:
Originally Posted by MassiveAttack
Mate has tried both the x39 and 223 and his son loves them, very accurate and reliable.
Thanks for the feedback. The only problem with a shell deflector (which is the sks solution) is that if you bounce a shell back into the action you end up with a bad jam.Quote:
Originally Posted by 300_BLK
Does you mate run scopes on either of his rifles? Also thoughts on which caliber to get? I have an AR so already have the reloading gear for 223 and brass is cheap. On the other hand I already have an AR so don't need a similar rifle in the same caliber. I know the resale value on 223 AK's is poor so my thought is to get the one in the original 7.62 caliber then at least I can justify it saying it's for big reds in the roar (not that I ever shoot any).
Whats making me what one is a)They are cool, b)No direct impingement, c)They are cool. What putting me off is dubious scope mounting options given I could get a 7.62 AR upper for the same money.
Also has anyone worked out a way to restrict the gas system? The review in NZ guns and hunting said it ejects with some considerable force as soon as he put a can on it.
G'day. Got a carbine off Aoraki. Super cool. Only used it once, bit then I've only had it a couple off weeks. Took it out and thrashed the shit out of it. Completely faultless operation. Not a single jam. I'm now selling my 7.62 AR upper due to the bloody thing being so dam good. Scope? No chance, unless it's really compact. I run a 3x vortex. Got a Waitaki can with it but I'm yet to try it. Stock design fits me really well, and the whole set up is very well made. Had a number of semi autos in 7.62x39 but the vz is a keeper. Hope to try the can out on it soon. They certainly are cool! Price ment to increase next shipment.
Pulling ya leg bro :D she'll deflectors are gay, unless your a helicopter shooter.Quote:
Originally Posted by MassiveAttack
Yeah Paul brings in a couple of scope mounts, two over the rear (side detach) and a replacement FAB handguard with a pic rail at the 12 o'clock. This is ideal for red dots etc or scout scopes and is pretty fast shooting on running game.
Mates son had a 223 and it was more accurate than the three ARs he owns. The x39 shot well with barndoor (Barnaul 123 hp) , around 1" or better with a 4x scout scope. I have hummed and arhd about one but wouldn't reload purely cause they flick the empties for about a km.
Very cool guns and I think they will hold their value as there are not many round. They drop reds, fallow, goats and roos well.
F.
