I just picked up a Slavia 618, made in Czechoslovakia. The flea market seller said it used to belong to his dad and it had been in the family for 30+ years. It is in good condition and shoots well, but not real powerful. 
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Slavia 618
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I still have and regularly shoot the 618 that I got in the 60's. My first "real gun".
Great little plinker. Just be sure to regularly check that the stock screws are tight.
Cheers!
Great little plinker. Just be sure to regularly check that the stock screws are tight.
Cheers!
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I bought my second Slavia today, another 618. I plan to get my other one out, that I bought a couple of months ago and compared the serial numbers. It shoots well but I have not signed it in yet.
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I tried it out. Shot several 2" groups at about 18 yards. Shooting about 1-1 1/2 inches left. I will drift the rear sight later.
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Hot dog! I gave the rear sight one lite tap and tried it. At 15 yards, sitting, without a rest I can hit this target consistently. Probably 7 out of 10.
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I bought one at our local small town sporting goods store when I was a kid, 69 now! Any way it was 15 bucks new. My buddy had a Crosman 760 that was more powerful but the Czech rifle put it to shame in the accuracy department. His mom put a 50 cent bounty on chipmunks so we were after them relentlessly , not that we needed any incentive 
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