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CZ LONG ARMS => VZ-58 semi auto rifle => Topic started by: CitizenPete on June 03, 2016, 12:19:59 PM
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Elongated vz.58 -- (about 8" longer barrel), but is it heavier wall?.
Caption of pic says: vz.43.
(was this a typo?)
Model ("Vzor" or Vz.) number usually designated YEAR of acceptance/approval and/or first year of manufacturing.
...gun (barrel) elongated by 200mm and the buttstock type is RPK, 7.62x39 mm vz.43
Samopal Vz.58, Jiri Fencl, ISBN 80-206-0765-X
pp.128
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CP, Are these barrels available to us poor folks or was this just an informational posting?
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CP, Are these barrels available to us poor folks or was this just an informational posting?
Info only -- VZ.58 RPK model.
Picture in the afore referenced book.
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He's probably referring to what we call the "M43" Soviet cartridge. In other words, it should be read as "7.62x39, M43"
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Reference: Samopal Vz.58, Jiri Fencl, ISBN 80-206-0765-Xpp.128
(http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d16/CitizenPete/C9589E65-8523-4C98-BE0B-70EADC8CF7DE_zpstqjokqkx.jpg)
(http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d16/CitizenPete/4D09D68A-2D5C-4D52-847F-790BFA0E0CA5_zpsyhf9t7xy.jpg)
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He's probably referring to what we call the "M43" Soviet cartridge. In other words, it should be read as "7.62x39, M43"
??? Lost me on this.
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"vz" is short for "vzor" which means "pattern" or "model". M43 is the type of 7.62x39 cartridge.
I had to think a few times to get what Orpheus was saying...
I think the "Obr" stands for "obr?zek" which means "picture" or "photo"...
Believe first pic caption roughly translates to (with major help from google translate):
"Small arm KLEC (KLEK appearing to be the name of the picture rifle) with an 200mm extended machine gun barrel and RPK type buttstock. Charge/cartridge 7.62x39 M43."
Second pic is basically saying it's a VZ58 with an extended barrel.