From $1,635.77. The Czech SA Vz 58 service rifle is now available from CZ-USA in 2 semi-automatic versions, including the VZ 58 Military Sporter. The Sa vz. 58 was developed by Ing. Jiri Cermak in 1956 and 1957, adopted by the Czechoslovakian army in 1958. Approximately one million Sa vz. 58 rifles were produced during its 20 year production run. VZ 58 Pistol Czechpoint 762x39. High quality barrel manufactured by Lothar Walther in Germany. Chrome lined barrel bore. Drilled and tapped side rail holes in receiver for do-it-yourself side rail installation for optic mounts (side rail and optic mount not included with pistol) Semi gloss/matte black finish cured at 300 °F over phosphate.
CzechPoint isnt CZ. Those are parts guns built by them from D-Technik arms plant surplus. CZ USA doesnt import VZ58's anymore due to poor sales. They dont compete with with AR/AK market so they shifted focus to Canada where they can be sold as non-restricted category rifles and can take up market share against the prohibited AK and restricted
Overall, the Sa Vz. 58 is a must-have addition for any collector of Cold War-era firearm design, as well for collectors just looking for a unique variant that uses Warsaw Pact 7.62×39 mm semi-automatic rifle, The Czech Small Arms Vz. 58 Sporter is a high-quality example of one of the more obscure military rifles of that era.
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.
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