put 90 rounds through my new vepr today.  with the brake on there the felt recoil is similar to firing a 22 pistol.  I backed off to 200 yards and couldn't manage to miss the 2' gong, even aiming right to the edge.  The EOtech helped a bit too.  

best thing is I don't have to burn up my precious 762x39 to have fun.  now i just need to find where the wild poodle roam.  

and of course not a single feed problem.  must be something wrong with a rifle you don't even have to break in.    even when you fire the last of your old laquer coated wolf sitting in the bottom of the closet for a couple of years.    and later you can go a few thousand rounds firing that crap without cleaning it.    and it still fires at least 2.5 moa.  

Oh precious VEPR................ MOLOT

I love foreign guns... and cars.......... and pussy

So is your EOTech mounted over the reciever, or did you use an Ultimak rail?

Pics man, show us the pics!

Quoted: So is your EOTech mounted over the reciever, or did you use an Ultimak rail?

it's a side rail reciever mount.  switching between the 7.62 x 39 and the 223 i have to move it just a couple clicks to the side, every time.  it's a great design.

i'm going to group as soon as i can and take pics to prove my smack talk.  

here's my 7.62, have to drill some dimples and mount my brake still:

Where/how did you get the bottom rail? I would like one on my 7.62 VEPR K.

Quoted: Where/how did you get the bottom rail? I would like one on my 7.62 VEPR K.

cheap and easy.  ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=4&f=80&t=75822&page=1

mrmoshzilla,

Congrats. I love my .223K and I can get ammo for it which is the best part.

What about mags...are they hard to come by? I had heard that  you have to modify the mags to get them to work properly.