Gentlemen

Latest rifle in the collection

7x64 Brenneke.

Cheers,

André

Very nice...

Yeah, I like it.

Luvly Thuringian shooting iron. One of these days I'm goin to pick meself vintage Winnie Mod. 70 in 6,90x64mm. Wee, wee.

I love the 7x64. I have a Sako AV in 7x64. It's a 280 Rem with class. Lou

the S&B 173 SPCE bullet is pure hell on whitetails.
PURE HELL.

I have 100 CDP 154 grn (Vo 2820 fps) bullets that I will use in this rifle.
Maybe they will shoot straight, if not I will have to handload

http://www.blaser.de/CDP-ballistic-data.745.0.html?&L=1

Cheers,

André

A rifle by my standard...NO LESS!

Thanks Andre`

I'm jealous

You did good!

Terry

Nice old FN, one can never have too many. I have a 7x64, a Waffen Frankonia Brno.

Thanks for the kind words.
The rifle is made by Wilhelm Brenneke in Berlin, a true classic Brenneke in a in-house callibre.
I like the Black buffalo horn tip.

Cheers,

André

i like everything but the pad and the scope.

quote:

JefferyDenmark: The rifle is made by Wilhelm Brenneke in Berlin

on a Belgium FN Supreme action

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The scope and EAW is oinstalled by the owner before me. They work but, does not look great on the rifle.
I am not sure of the date but do like Alf think it is post war.
Funny that a Berlin gunmaker used a FN action.
She is one lean Lassie and handles great.

Cheers,

André

It looks nice. How much would a rifle like that cost?

That all depends on the state of the rifle and what optics is on it etc.
Mine was about 2k.

Cheers,

André

Nice rifle. Looks worth it.

Interesting that it is a hogs back, and has a pancake cheek piece.

I have a interesting new one in 8x57, similar story but it's a Oberndorf mauser instead of a FN.

Very Nice!! I have a "US" model, not a hog back, but definitely of the 1950s vintage, plus as Steyr Mark III, and I love them! Mighty fine deer rifles!

LOvely rifle......

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Originally posted by JefferyDenmark:
Gentlemen

Latest rifle in the collection

7x64 Brenneke.

Cheers,

André



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The resemblance is obvious, but of course yours is very special. At the time I purchased this CZ 550 medium mag in 7mm, there was a CZ 550 in 7x64 for sale with the same style stock. I figured I couldn't afford or justify buying both, so I let the 7x64 go, and bought the 7 mag.

Now I have another decision to make. I have a good looking CZ factory stock, American style, that was initially on a 9.3x62, so it has the magnum cross pins. I'm thinking of switching stocks.

KB