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http://www.czechpoint-usa.com/products/spare-parts-and-accessories/vz-58-parts-and-accessories/30-round-magazine-complete-surplus/ $13 for a VZ mag everything isn't "higher quality", it's entirely different. you're still comparing it to an AK like it's an AK model. it is not. Why would you...

http://50ae.net/VZ-vs-AK/ not so much.

maybe it's my contempt for the H2, but that seems to imply that the VZ doesn't work as well. I mean if the bumper of the HMMWV can clear something, the rest of it can. the H2, however, you can bottom yourself out on a speed bump. VZs go for $600 now, compared to the $800 previously. About on par...

Israel has some of the brightest minds in the world, they're well funded and have fielded an AK variant for quite some time. They've been fighting their neighbors in a sandy environment, and winning. Yes. they do have M16s, but because they're free. A certain percent of the military aid the US...

I'm with Isher on the VZ-58. That or a FAL. I'm real fond of 7.62s and I don't like rotating locking bolts, even if it's fairly simple like the AKs. tilting bolt or breech block all the way for me. why? because forcing nondescript crud out of a magwell or receiver with the bolt or breech block...

http://www.czechpoint-usa.com/products/vz-58-rifles/sa-vz-58-military-folder/ their rise in popularity has lead to a rise in the price the market will bear. I built mine for $400. now parts kits are $250 and receivers $300. for $400 it's a damn good rifle, for $850, it's still a good rifle...

if anyone is going to try comparing accuracy between the VZ, AK and SKS, it'd be prudent to use something other than lacquered wolf ammo because that may be the limiting factor and not the capability of the rifle.

they're not $60, they're $13. that's less than a lot of AR-15 mags or SKS mags. and SKS mags only work in SKSs. if you want to have ten mags on hand for your one rifle holding 300 rounds, that's only $130 in mags. not a significant investment.

That's a nice looking VZ, you know if you can remove the barrel extension that's on there and replace it with a flash hider? I don't know how those are attached..

I'm glad someone is getting some good use out of my comparison. the VZ should prove to be more accurate for a number of reasons. the lockup of the tilting locking breech block means the bolt doesn't rotate or tilt like the AK or FAL machined with a little extra space in mind for reliability, so...

from what I understand "vzor" means model, so it's the model 58 or VZ-58 made by CZ.

I vote you look at the VZ-58 if you don't want a girly little 5.56 rifle. they're cheap, reliable, and accurate given good ammo. mags can be found for $10 each. on the 5.56 front if you have the cash, a SIG would be fantastic. much better design than the AR-15, or the AR-180, not the B model...

it just requires a bit of fitting. my main complaint is that the receiver cover takedown pin hole is drilled way too high. feed ramp on mine was milled too low, but I hear they've since corrected that issue.

yea, it's Way better and about the same price now. $200 kit, $350 receiver from cogunsales.com and ohiorapidfire.com, respectively. http://50ae.net/VZ-vs-AK/

there's nothing AK "type" at all about the VZ. http://50ae.net/VZ-vs-AK/

tanfoglio 10mm, 5 rounds, 9 meters

haha, very nice.

man I missed it, stupid work kept me until seven.

In my opinion the taurus is just as good as the beretta, plus I like the frame mounted safety alot better. Pay no attention to the MSRP on taurus's site, figure on paying roughly half that. I've no idea why the MSRP is always listed so high.

I don't own an armalite but I've fired and worked on their m15a4 and had alot of time to compare it to my DPMS M4. I'd say it's very much superior in fit and finish, if I buy another ar15 it'll be an armalite. I can't speak for its accuracy as we only have 100m range here and I only had wolf...