CZ 858 Non Restricted with a short barrel?

[Sakonut]

So iv been reading all over the Red Rifle forums for the last week trying to find an answer to my questions. But what I really can't figure out is does any one make a CZ 858 style rifle that has a shorter then 18.75" barrel that is non restricted?

Wouldn't the CZH2003 VZ58S with a solid stock and the shorter 15" barrel still fall above 26.5" in length? Thus making them Non Restricted? If you put a collapsable stock on them they would be shorter and Restricted...

Or does any one make a shorter Barrel for the 858 non restricted rifles?

I really would like to buy a rifle like the 858 but to me the barrel just looks way to awkwardly long and coming in at 36" is a little to long for what I would like.

Any thoughts??
Thanks

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[Major Sights]

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Thank you for the useful and informative post. Especially after we have already answered the question.

To the OP

Here is a pic of an VZ-58v in action with a Slovak Engineer. I have read info confirming their current use in Slovakia.

 

[Andurp]

Great weapons update! I wonder if the Bren will ever hit the Canadian market. I do really like the look of that stock! I have to say I'm pretty much sold on an 858, might have to see if any one wants to trade for a magpul norinco Cqa . Thanks for the info guys!

I'd say the only thing that could possibly stop the Bren from hitting Canada is the RCMP labs, if they decide to jerk around and take a bazillion years to classify it.

If they're quick, as they should be, we'll get them!

 

[Buzzballer]

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Luckily! Because we have such an awesome group of guys on the forums here my question has managed to stir up an interesting conversation.


That Slovak engineer looks like he is wearing a US 1970's era flak vest. I have to say I'm sold guys, going to keep my eyes out for a good looking CZ, thanks so much for all your information.