VZ-58s and more...FAQs are Post 1
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incorrigible
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I believe I'm inclined to agree with you... I've always been one to support home manufacturers first and the Canadian firearms community in general, even at a premium.
However as a consumer there comes a point, which with the CSA/CA line has recently soundly passed, at which you stop feel pride in supporting the home industry and start feeling gouged.
That said the law of capitalism; supply and demand always prevails. As long a people are prepared to pay inflated pricing the suppliers have no reason to halt or lower thier pricing. If they sell everything on thier shelves, which I'm confident that they will, there's no reason not to expect an even deeper and firmer rodgering on future shipments. Just thank them sincerely for bringing them in with a enthusiastic 'yes mistress, may I have another
'I'll get right on that. In the mean time.
Why so defensive?
Sound like your defending them. I think you know more than your telling. Or are you some how connected via purse strings. HMMM.
I'm just asking for a "fair" price is that too much to ask for. I guess it is.
Throttle_monkey1
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Lol. I want you to bring em in for that price. I hope you succeed, because we will all benefit. I just don't see the point of whining about the price. If its too much for you don't buy it. Simple.
In all seriousness, if anyone brings them in at a low price, I will definitely buy from them.
In all seriousness, if anyone brings them in at a low price, I will definitely buy from them.
How come AR prices are getting lower and lower,
and vz/cz prices higher and higher?
True! I never thought I'd see the day. There was a time that you could buy three AKs for one AR.
Throttle_monkey1
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No, guy above you
Went over the faqs and saw nothing about this. I just got 2 CSA VZ58 Carbines and I seem to have a striker variation. Any info about the variation and why it exists would be much appreciated.
The left one is all silver, and the right one is silver with darker metal in the grooves and on the strike face
The darker one has a hole into the body of the striker, the silver one is just notched.
The mouth where the spring enters on the darker one is much bigger than the silver one.
On the darker one, the rail guide is notched at an angle and the silver one is not. Look at the tabs furthest away on the right hand side of the strikers.
Another shot of the striker faces
The left one is all silver, and the right one is silver with darker metal in the grooves and on the strike face
The darker one has a hole into the body of the striker, the silver one is just notched.
The mouth where the spring enters on the darker one is much bigger than the silver one.
On the darker one, the rail guide is notched at an angle and the silver one is not. Look at the tabs furthest away on the right hand side of the strikers.
Another shot of the striker faces
No idea, I never noticed??? I'm curious myself now.
Red/black one was ment for the military rifle hence it needs sloppier tolerances to take up all the bs and auto firing when needed.Went over the faqs and saw nothing about this. I just got 2 CSA VZ58 Carbines and I seem to have a striker variation. Any info about the variation and why it exists would be much appreciated.
The left one is all silver, and the right one is silver with darker metal in the grooves and on the strike face
The darker one has a hole into the body of the striker, the silver one is just notched.
The mouth where the spring enters on the darker one is much bigger than the silver one.
On the darker one, the rail guide is notched at an angle and the silver one is not. Look at the tabs furthest away on the right hand side of the strikers.
Another shot of the striker faces
The silver one is new manufactoring and also semi-auto and made to tighter tolerances. Both will work just fine.
Thanks!
Bit of a noob question here - trying to install an aftermarket stock (FAB Defence). Bought the butt stock and buffer tube from Wolverine but I am having a real heck of a time trying to figure out how to get the tube to thread in, everything I read online says bolt on and leaves it at that.
Any advice is appreciated, link below to the part I am referring to.
http://www.wolverinesupplies.com/details/1731/FAB-Defense-VZ-58CZ-858-Recoil-Reducing-Buffer-Tube.aspx
Any advice is appreciated, link below to the part I am referring to.
http://www.wolverinesupplies.com/details/1731/FAB-Defense-VZ-58CZ-858-Recoil-Reducing-Buffer-Tube.aspx
