CZ 858 accuracy

I dropped a "pasture poodle" at 350 yards on the run with irons this morning! One shot took him down,the second finished him
off. I really was surprised when I looked at my rear sight and it was set at 100.
 
I dropped a "pasture poodle" at 350 yards on the run with irons this morning! One shot took him down,the second finished him
off. I really was surprised when I looked at my rear sight and it was set at 100.

You're either a terrible shot or your rifle wasn't zeroed worth a damn.;)

7.62x39 has about 3 ft of drop by 350 m.
 
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Good shooting. I would be interested to hear what kind of groups people can get with the 858

well I just got my new VZ58 in .223, I had a nice CZ858 with wood furniture awhile ago and i traded it here for a really fun M4 and i love it, but i sure missed the 858 so heres the new one and i went to the .223 calibre simply because its cheap i already reload for the M4 and i won't ruin it if i don't clean it for a few days!!! but anyways i was shooting both with iron sights at about 40 yards I was also shooting pistols so i had them at the pistol alley, anyways i know its close for a rifle but i just wanted to show the difference between the M4 and the 858 10 shots on both M4 left and right and i think 9 shots on the 58 in the middle absolutely zero adjustment the only thing i have done is installed the wood furinture since it came out of the box so here is a pic of the rifle and the target and just to add if anyone owns one of these and doesn't put the wood furniture on it there #### will in fact fall off!!!

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Its not me I am a blind old fart!! its the rifles :) another thing I seem to like better than the 30 cal is the fact that holding the target after each shot is way way easier, not that there is any recoil to speak of with either one but the .223 is easier to keep on target at least with me!! don't get me wrong i have 4 rifles shooting the 7.62X39 i just seem to prefer the smaller one for what i do that's all
 
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