Anyone have or shot a TOZ-78?

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Classicarms.us has 'em and they seem pretty nice, IMO. My Mosins have me wanting a bolt-action .22 made at Tula... cheap little plinker.

Opinions? How's the fit, finish, accuracy?
 
They are pretty nice and not super expensive.
I haven't had the opportunity to shoot one yet but the shop I do work for carries them and if I could justify another .22 I would buy one.

Make sure whoever sells you one includes the accessory pack which includes a couple screwdrivers and four magazines, two five shot and two ten shot.
 
I picked one up a couple of months ago.
I really like it. Very accurate. The trigger is adjustable but mine was great right out of the box.
Even though the magazines are plastic they seem robust.

I Plan on attaching a scope as my 48 year old eyes need all the help they can get.
 
I've got one, it's a fun little plinker that's fairly accurate. Fit and finish aren't up to Western standards, but they are more than adequate for it's intended purpose. My only concern is that if I ever need parts or mags I am probably out of luck.

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Good rifle for the money.

This is a good little rifle for the money. Fit and Finish are OK. Not as good as some of the US made bolt 22's, but it is about half the price.
The sling hardware is small. You have to find a 3/4" or smaller sling to use the ones that come on it.
It has a floated barrel out of the box, and the trigger is much better than most of the rifles in its price range.
Mine will do 1" at 50 Yards with a scope with match ammo, and about 2 with the Wally world stuff. But I took the scope of and will just use it with the factory sights. Seems to do just fine that way and carries better.
 
Mine absolutely rocks. I've had as good as a 1.5" group at 100yds with it. I did however lose one of the two ten round magazines that come with it and I've not found ANYWHERE selling replacement mags. Another not too often mentioned feature is that the muzzle is threaded for a supressor!
 
There are verr nice comfortable bolt action .22's. They are light, and the mag housings are plastic. They even come prethreaded. They are a good value for the money. I have neveer shot one, but i know people who are satisfied with them:)
 
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