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Title: Czech VZ4
Post by: Latches on September 10, 2020, 06:01:47 PM
I have a rifle marked VZ4 made in Czechoslovakia.  Anyone have any information about this gun. 
Title: Re: Czech VZ4
Post by: lefteyeshot on September 10, 2020, 10:05:30 PM
I googled VZ4 czech air rifle and got some hits on VZ47 air rifle military trainers. You could check that out.
Title: Re: Czech VZ4
Post by: Latches on September 11, 2020, 10:53:07 AM
Interesting gun, but it is a 4.4 mm military trainer and my gun is a .177 cal break barrel.
Title: Re: Czech VZ4
Post by: WD Feese on May 04, 2021, 12:29:53 AM
Sold mine two years ago.  Not many imported as far as I can tell.  Mine was accurate, shot 7gr pellets in the low 600s and did not have scope rails.  The sights were hard to see so I let it go.  If it had a way to mount a scope or peep sight, I might have kept it.
Title: Re: Czech VZ4
Post by: triggerfest on May 04, 2021, 01:58:49 PM
Are you sure it does not concerns the VZ47 or vzduchovka 47 ?
Title: Re: Czech VZ4
Post by: Latches on May 04, 2021, 03:17:56 PM
Whoops, an error.  My gun is actually marked ZV4, not VZ4.  It was purchased many years ago from an importer who brought in a bunch of "junkers" from Europe.  They were sold in lots of five as they came from the container.  My lot included a Rossi, two IZH IJ 38, one IZH IJ 22, with plastic Soviet Union domestic stock and the ZV4.  The IZH 38s were in decent shape so I refinished the better ones' stock and resealed both.  A gas spring from a guy in Izhevsk was installed in the better gun.  Even though far harder to cock than the original spring, it made almost no difference in power.  I should have expected this considering the very short piston stroke.