Videos tagged with CZ 858

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the VZ 58 rifle, often referred to as a 'non-AK' due to its distinct internal mechanisms despite some aesthetic similarities to the AK platform. The presenter details its history, production, and technical specifications, highlighting its short-stroke gas system, falling breech block action, and unique linear hammer firing system. It also covers variations, magazine differences, and aftermarket support.

This guide details the field stripping process for the CZ 858 (VZ 58), highlighting its internal mechanisms. The video demonstrates how to remove the rear cover, carrier group, bolt, and gas piston. Key features discussed include its striker-fired design, short-stroke gas operation, milled steel receiver, and the distinct internal workings compared to AK-pattern rifles. The process emphasizes safety checks and the sequential removal of components for maintenance.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Yugoslavian VZ 58 rifle, often mistaken for an AK. It highlights its distinct short-stroke piston system, milled receiver, and lighter weight compared to stamped AKs. The review covers its ergonomics, sights, and unique features like the manual bolt hold-open.

This video introduces the CZ 858, a variant of the Yugoslavian VZ 58 rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm. The presenter highlights its reliability, lightweight design, and milled receiver, contrasting it with typical AK-style stamped receivers. The video also showcases modern CSA VZ 58 variants with shorter barrels and custom furniture, emphasizing their fun shooting characteristics.

This guide details the field stripping process for the VZ. 58 rifle, chambered in 7.62x39. The video emphasizes that despite its appearance, the VZ. 58 shares no parts with the AK platform and is a striker-fired design. The process involves removing the dust cover, recoil spring assembly, bolt carrier group, striker extension, locking piece, and piston.

This guide details the installation and initial function check of a VZ-58 Drum Magazine, as demonstrated by Zahal. The video showcases the magazine's compatibility with VZ-58 and CZ-858 rifles chambered in 7.62x39mm. It highlights the importance of proper fitment and feeding reliability, especially in challenging conditions like winter operations, as performed by shooters in full tactical gear.

This video provides an expert-level demonstration of the CSA Vz-58/Cz-858 rifle in 7.62x39mm. It covers mounting accessories like the Stinger red dot optic, performing tactical drills with rapid fire and reloads, and testing terminal ballistics against various targets. The high authority level of the presenter is evident through proficient weapon handling and tactical movement.

This video showcases the ZAHAL Ogar .22 conversion kit for VZ-58 and CZ-858 rifles. Manufactured by Highland Arms, this adapter allows users to convert their 7.62mm or 5.56mm NATO firearms into .22 caliber rifles, offering an economical and fun shooting experience. The description provides links to the manufacturer's website and an outdoor shop for more information.

This video showcases tactical accessories for the VZ-58 and CZ-858 rifles, manufactured by FAB Defense and distributed by ZAHAL. The featured products include a folding butt-stock (available in metal and polymer versions), handguards, and a pistol grip. The demonstration highlights these accessories in action, offering viewers a practical look at how they enhance the functionality and ergonomics of the firearms. The description also provides links to purchase these accessories and mentions ZAHAL's long-standing commitment to providing Israeli army equipment and IDF memorabilia to a diverse customer base.