Plenty of firearms are reliable, but there is one that rises above the rest. You could bury it in the sand, leave it out in the rain and drive over it with a truck and still, the AK-47 would perform its sole job dutifully. Yes, the true hallmark of the AK-47 is its reliability. The AK-47 is a selective-fire assault rifle that was developed in the 1940s by Mikhail Kalashnikov and his often uncredited team for a round of military trials designed to field a weapon chambered for the 7.62x39mm cartridge. And in case you were unaware, it is built to last and remain functional with little maintenance.

Since its inception, numerous variants and versions have been produced internationally, including the Czechoslovakian model vz. 58. Like the AK-47, the vz. 58 is a selective-fire, gas-operated rifle built to endure the same rugged conditions as its counterpart. But those of you that own one already knew that. Those of you that own one probably do not own the vz. 58 cleaning kit. Now is your chance to pick one up.

Wait a second. I just said these rifles are designed to remain functional with little maintenance. What is the deal? Originally, the vz. 58 was issued with additional equipment, including spare magazines, a magazine pouch, a bayonet and many other things. Those many other things are now available in the vz. 58 cleaning kit. Read on for the full scoop.

Do not hesitate to pull the trigger on this deal. The vz. 58 cleaning kit is available now from Keepshooting.com for just $13.95.