Who makes Brno shotguns?

Who makes Brno shotguns?

Colt CZ Group
Česká zbrojovka Uherský Brod

Are Brno Rifles good?

The BRNO Mausers were some of the best of the Mausers ever made. The new CZ Mausers are kind of the evolution of the BRNO. All of the high end heavy Caliber Mausers were built on BRNO actions. If you got that gun for $175.00 you cut a fat hog, and you need to sit down and have a drink and congratulate yourself.

How accurate is the Bren?

In skilled hands, a Bren was accurate at up to one mile and was capable of firing 500 rounds a minute, making it an immense improvement on its forerunner, the robust but clumsy Vickers.

Is a CZ a good shotgun?

It shoots nice and clean, with the almost custom-made feel, comfortable trigger pull and overall solid design leading to an over/under shotgun that is very easy to shoot, and even easier on the shooter.

What made the Bren gun so good?

“The Bren was a good weapon,” a member of No. 4 Commando recalled, “but if you fired it too long and too quick, the barrel heated up and the accuracy decreased. When that happened most of the boys just [urinated] on the barrel to cool it down.” One of the weapon’s greatest strengths was its simplicity of operation.

What is a Brno gun?

Brno arms, which during Communist times underpriced European or American competitors, are widely distributed across Africa, and will continue to be used for years. Here Poole sights in a .22 LR Brno for a squirrel hunt.

What is the FK BRNO Field Pistol?

The FK BRNO Field Pistol is the world’s first of its kind. It carries the fire power of a rifle with the size, weight and handling of a pistol. To find out what makes the FK Field Pistol so special, head over to our FK BRNO page.

Who is the importer of CZ and Brno rifles?

CZ-USA of Kansas City, Kansas, is current importer of both brands. Only Brno models currently being imported are single-shot and over/under rifles and over/under combination rifle/shotguns.

What are Zbrojovka Brno rifles?

Also following World War II, the factory was nationalized and became known as Zbrojovka Brno. It was subject to socialist rule until 1989, but most of its firearms production was redirected to sporting arms that garnered a reputation for being dependable and rugged. These rifles made their way throughout Europe and became popular throughout Africa.