SOLD - Czech Vz 52 Rifle

Description

10/25/21 - This is a minty example of a Czech Vz 52 rifle that was made in 1957. The vz. 52 rifle is a self-loading rifle developed shortly after the Second World War in Czechoslovakia. It fires the unique 7.62×45mm cartridge, and is considered both reliable and accurate. The vz. 52 feeds from a detachable box magazine with a 10-round cartridge capacity but could also be rapidly recharged from stripper clips with the bolt retracted. For this purpose, a stripper clip guide is milled into the front face of the bolt carrier, aligning with the magazine when the bolt is locked in the open position. This is the primary method of reloading the rifle as infantrymen were only issued 2 magazines per rifle. It ejects cartridge cases vigorously forward and to the left. This particular rifle is in excellent condition with hardly any handling wear. Stock is in great shape with only a few minor dings. Stock and receiver serial are a fewer than 100 digits off. Excellent bore. Comes with canvas sling. Small import mark on barrel.