1srelluc
Diamond Member
I picked up this '56 Brno Model 2 today.
It's in pretty decent shape (honest use) with a great bore. The trigger is set at a very nice/consistent 3.25#. It has a 24" barrel. 6-shot and mag fed....You can get 10-round mags for it.
The rear sight is .mil like and adjustable for windage and elevation.
I might have paid a bit much at $350.00 but to heck with it, I wanted it. That and it had a more American type of stock instead of the hogback Euro stock many of them had. It has a knurled metal buttplate.
It uses the same mags as the current CZ 452 does.
Recent Navy Arms, WV import out of Britain. It came with a Euro-type sling. They got in a bunch of vintage Brit smallbore gun club rifles.
The 4 X 32 scope set-up is a bit hokey but the odd thing is that it's very solid and just clears the rear sight. I ordered a set of high Tally Rings for it to do it up right.
Super well made and of old world craftsmanship.
It's in pretty decent shape (honest use) with a great bore. The trigger is set at a very nice/consistent 3.25#. It has a 24" barrel. 6-shot and mag fed....You can get 10-round mags for it.
The rear sight is .mil like and adjustable for windage and elevation.
I might have paid a bit much at $350.00 but to heck with it, I wanted it. That and it had a more American type of stock instead of the hogback Euro stock many of them had. It has a knurled metal buttplate.
It uses the same mags as the current CZ 452 does.
Recent Navy Arms, WV import out of Britain. It came with a Euro-type sling. They got in a bunch of vintage Brit smallbore gun club rifles.
The 4 X 32 scope set-up is a bit hokey but the odd thing is that it's very solid and just clears the rear sight. I ordered a set of high Tally Rings for it to do it up right.
Super well made and of old world craftsmanship.
