Yes. We don't have laws regarding SBRs per se. If a firearm's total length falls under 26", it is considered a restricted firearm. You need a restricted possession and acquisition license to buy them, which is really easy to get. Some firearms, like handguns and AR-15s, are classified as restricted by default because they are "scary". Restricted guns are limited for range trips only.
Other guns like AKs and all its variants (excluding two Valmet variants), Dragunovs, Benelli M3s, SPAS-12s, full-auto weapons, etc. are prohibited firearms. You need a prohibited license. They stopped giving those in the mid-90s.
Vz.58s/CZ-858s/FSN-01s with the longer barrels or fixed stocks are non-restricted and you can go hunt with them if you want. This particular Vz.58 that I bought has an 11.75" barrel and a folding stock. It's under 26" total so it's considered a restricted firearm. It's a range queen.