Zbroia Kozak FC- Great Deal.

[cam44]

Got a Kozak FC 550/290 from Georgia Airguns recently. I've previously owned a gen 1 Vulcan. Accuracy, quality and features of the Zbroia seem about on par with the vulcan, despite costing several hundred dollars less. I thought that I wouldn't like the rear cocking, but it doesn't bother me at all. Shoulders very well. Feels solid. The anti-double-load feature is quite useful. Trigger is good. The dark gray wood looks a lot better in person than it does in the photos. I took it to my FT club where it impressed a lot of dudes that are used to shooting $3k Anschutz, Steyrs and Walthers. 

For the price it really can't be beat. For the cost of a Vulcan or a Cricket you can get a Kozak FC, a nice scope and a whole bunch of pellets. 
I just shot this one group at 53 yards prior to doing the FT course. Could almost certainly do better but it's somewhere in the neighborhood of .5-.75"ctc. 

 

 

[Bob-in-WV]

Looks like you got your self a nice shooter there. How many shots on a fill?

 

[cam44]

Haven't had a chance to do a full shotstring yet. If I had to guess I'd say somewhere north of 60. It's got a decent sized air tube and a relatively long barrel. 

 

[Bob-in-WV]

Well thanks, that should get you through a field target shoot.

 

[ToddGeddes63]

nice rifle, I have been looking at them . please keep us posted on your experience with it. 

 

[austin870]

If it were not for the scarcity of parts availability I would probably have one of these rifles. You can't beat the price for what you get. They remind me of when the CZ rifles and pistols first hit the US market.

 

[Mr.H]

Congrats on the new gun! Looks like a winner. I checked out Georgia Airguns website. Only .22 available? Are they available in .25? Also, I didn't see any pricing on the webpage either.

 

[austin870]

When I talked to him a month ago they were $950 tuned plus $50 shipping. His "tune" is quite extensive if you ask him what he does. You can find them cheaper but with the parts unavailability I would advise getting one someone took apart allt he way, tuned and shot for the little more. 

 

[MikeVV]

Georgia Airguns -

What austin870 said. Great person to deal with.

Mike

 

[cam44]

Including the tune and shipping it ended up being about a grand. Significantly less than any comparable quality bullpup-- Vulcan, Taipan, Cricket, Wildcat, etc. My theory on airguns is that you want to spend enough to get to the point where you get the features you really need and, more importantly they're more accurate than you. Once you're beyond that point the extra cash you're spending yields diminishing marginal returns.