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mickey
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10/08/08 10:49 AM
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BRNO in 7x57
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This is a Model 21 BRNO. My favourite light bolt rifle to carry.
Double square bride mounts make the scope fit and hold perfectly.
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Re: BRNO in 7x57
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One more beauty!  All I am going to say is . . . you lucky devil! I'm drooling! 
Good hunting and thanks for sharing!
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Re: BRNO in 7x57
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Nice gun Mickey...but it will never reach a (yours) .275 rigbymauser by the mile. 
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mickey
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13/08/08 03:00 AM
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Re: BRNO in 7x57
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Quote:
Nice gun Mickey...but it will never reach a (yours) .275 rigbymauser by the mile.
Not in finish for sure. But, it is much more practical for me as it will take a scope.
And I do like the double set triggers.
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Re: BRNO in 7x57
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What a lovely, lovely rifle. What is the barrel length? It appears to be maybe 22"? Now, educate me - was this a civilian rifle made in the BRNO factory? The double square bridge action makes me think this. I'm not familiar with the Model 21 BRNO, but I think I'm going to start looking for one.
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mickey
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03/09/08 03:47 PM
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Re: BRNO in 7x57
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DSB
Yes it was made by BRNO in 1949. They are around but were not legal for import in the US during the Cold War. Expect pay around $1200 in the US. But worth it.
I bought this one in Canada. 22" barrel and weighs in at 6.75 lbs. without scope.
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new_guy
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05/09/08 03:08 AM
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Re: BRNO in 7x57
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Those are lovely little rifles. Quality well beyond their asking prices... wish I hadn't sold mine...
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hoppdoc
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05/09/08 08:28 AM
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Re: BRNO in 7x57
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Been looking for one in a mannlicher style rifle. I forgot an auction and let one get away recently--drat!! 
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