Despite its small size, the CzechPoint Vz.61 pistol is pretty heavy. IMG Jim Grant Under the hood, the little Czech gun is extremely simplistic in design, yet incorporates some fairly modern features.
I guess there are 2 importers of the vz58s. CSA makes 'em, Czechpoint imports 'em, and retailers like Dissident and Atlantic sell 'em. Czechpoint also happens to operate as a retailer and sells directly to consumers, too. Your gun from Dissident will have CSA manufacturer marks and Czechpoint import marks. You might be correct. The Sa vz.58 in 5.56x45 is manufactured by Czech Small Arms in Jablunka, Czech Republic and includes the following: - chrome lined 16.15 inch barrel with removable muzzle brake - high quality barrel manufactured by Lothar Walther in Germany - patented push-down plate on bolt carrier to prevent misfire issues (Czech Small Arms vz. 58 firearms are the only vz. 58s manufactured with this vital The Sa vz.58 pistol in 7.62x39 is manufactured by Czech Small Arms in Jablunka, Czech Republic features VZ 58 Pistol Czechpoint w/ Brace 762 x 39 high I just purchased four Century VZ2008 Sporter (VZ.58 variant) rifles from Palmetto State Armory. The rifles were inspected cleaned, lubricated and test fired for general functionality at a shooting range on 08/09/2014. One of the rifles does not function properly and may have a safety issue. The trigger does not reset on every shot and sticks to
The Česká zbrojovka (ČZ) Samopalvzor 61 (“submachine gun, model 1961”) or vz. 61 Škorpion is a compact Czechoslovakian machine pistol or submachine gun. Initially, this gun was produced in Uherský Brod between 1961 and 1979; later it was license-produced by Zastava Arms in Yugoslavia (now Serbia) as the M84 Škorpion, from 1984 to 1992.
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