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Guys, Does anyone know who (if anyone) is the current importer of BRNO barreled actions? Do they have a web site? Phone number? TIA Roi | ||
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There are several wholesalers that handle the barreled actions, among who are Ron Shirk and The RSR Group, but to the best of my knowledge, there is still an embargo in effect. Or was a few months ago when I tried to buy several for my store. | |||
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I could be wrong here, but I think the current CZ is the old Brno firm. There's a lot of similarity in their products. Does anyone out there know for certain? Best wishes. Cal - Montreal | |||
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Brno and CZ are two seperate factories. During the communist years all exported firearms were labeled Brno, even the ones made by CZ. Commercial BRNO 98 rifles were imported in recent years by EAA (budget line). There has been no official importer in the US for the premium line. There has been a rumor of BRNO bankruptcy. Military surplus Brno actions are available thru several sources. | |||
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Guys, do you know anything about the quality of the Brno made 98�s (B98 at Brno) ? I held one the other day, brand new and it felt decent, the action was smooth and a true M98. The wood was perhaps not first class but I have definitely seen worse. Regards [ 10-19-2003, 11:41: Message edited by: GBF ] | |||
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GBF I had a Brno 98 full stock 9.3x62 that was made in 2001. Quality was on par with the CZ550, and it was a true 98 in every respect. The trigger was single-set. It was very light, so it had a lot of recoil. | |||
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