CSA 5.56 Reviews/Range Reports?

I believe we are supposed to be bugging Captain Paul as he was supposed to be rewarded the job of doing the first rounds of testing. Although if I was really interested in 1 I would be bugging Wolverine to get some real world testing & info, not just pic's.
 
Satain said:
I believe we are supposed to be bugging Captain Paul as he was supposed to be rewarded the job of doing the first rounds of testing. Although if I was really interested in 1 I would be bugging Wolverine to get some real world testing & info, not just pic's.
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Was it not Dude in G.P. that is supposed to be doing the testing? Also, I believe it was the carbine version. Calibre might be different too. In any case he says the rifle should be in his hands by monday.
 
I did a review in this forum several weeks ago. Unfortunately my camera was down at the time so I was not able to take any pics. As well, I did not get a true assessment of accuracy as I was not shooting at paper, but at pumpkins and melons (I love targets that splatter!) I'm unsure of how to post a link, but if you search CSA VZ58 review, I'm sure it will show up...

Cheers
 
canadiansurvivor said:
Does the sporter come in 7.62?
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Not through the same manufacturer. The .223 is made by Czech Small Arms (CSA).

A 7.62x39 Model with same barrel length, design and style is made by CZ. It is known as the CZ 858-2. You can purchase that from wolverine supplies as well they are the importer. There are minor difference in furniture. Also, there is no built in rail.
 
ridgearms said:
Not through the same manufacturer. The .223 is made by Czech Small Arms (CSA).

A 7.62x39 Model with same barrel length, design and style is made by CZ. It is known as the CZ 858-2. You can purchase that from wolverine supplies as well they are the importer. There are minor difference in furniture. Also, there is no built in rail.
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ok, i think you are getting the name "sporter" confused , the sporter is applied to the entire CSA VZ58 line .

so CSA also make 7.62 , but they are in carbine and compact form, not in rifle (non-restricted) form.

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=527661&highlight=fsn
 
I would love some actual MOA measurments for the accuracy of the CSA in 5.56 with the 18.5" barrel. This has the potential to be a good varmint gun, but not if it can't hold 1 MOA.

Thanks :) If anybody has one in Alberta I will test it for you :p haha
 
P-J said:
I would love some actual MOA measurments for the accuracy of the CSA in 5.56 with the 18.5" barrel. This has the potential to be a good varmint gun, but not if it can't hold 1 MOA.

Thanks :) If anybody has one in Alberta I will test it for you :p haha
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I as well well would love to see a range report on the 5.56 18.5" barrel. Anyone? :sniper:
 
P-J said:
I would love some actual MOA measurments for the accuracy of the CSA in 5.56 with the 18.5" barrel. This has the potential to be a good varmint gun, but not if it can't hold 1 MOA.

Thanks :) If anybody has one in Alberta I will test it for you :p haha
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Internet legends aside, a box stock service rifle that delivers better than 4 MOA is a keeper. Nothing suggests that the CSA gun couldn't be a tack driver, but I'd not be expecting better than service grade results.
 
im i posted my range day here with my csa sa 58. with pics. check .....first impressions with csa sa 58. i also took it to the range and posted pics. it is a moa rifle, as a shooting i was the weak link.
 
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