Anyone got any experience with the BRNO K1 single shots?
How do they stack up to more expensive single shots accuracy/durability wise? E.g Blaser K95's.
Cheers, AJ
Anyone got any experience with the BRNO K1 single shots?
How do they stack up to more expensive single shots accuracy/durability wise? E.g Blaser K95's.
Cheers, AJ
I'd like to know what the trigger is like on the BRNO K1.
I had a good look at ine in Gunworks years ago.
223 cal
Robbie had trouble sekling it because of what it was listed for.
I already had my K95 so thats why i had a decent look.
The action had a fairly basic loking system.
Nothing like the Blaser or Merkel with the floating breech block.
But it was well built.
Robbie reckoned it was accurate
I can't remember the mounts exactly
The butt stock was a bit extreme with a typical lot of drop at heel
In NZ Guns & Hunting they reviewed one a few years ago, in .223. From memory the review was favourable. Not much info I know.
More meplat, more better.
As akaroa1 said. I looked at it too at Robbies, stock set up for open sights with a horrible low comb / drop at heel. Nice basic shotgun style single shot rifle...but the stock....aaahhh did I mention that
Much as I like break action single shot's - the K1 is a dog, even the Baikal is better in my opinion, and its pretty crude.
Brno did once make a nice "kipplauf" that was modestly priced compared with the Blaser's etc . . . . but its no longer produced.
Okay, cheers fellas.
I'm looking for a rifle that'll fit in my pack, but there don't seem to be many options other than bergaras and baikals - both of which I hate: both in terms of ergonomics and weight. The euro singles are nice, but they're expensive and probably not the best choice for a drag through the mud rifle.
My dream rig would be something like a 5lb single shot ( or 2 round capacity max) bolt rifle with a very thin/sleek foreend (reminiscent of the early single shot stalking rifles) and that can be broken in two pieces, or have the stock folded. In say .223 or .243. Open sights, and a rail for a lightweight 4x scope to be attached. Stock made of carbon or fibreglass. Stainless barrel and action.
Most backpack rifles on the market are ugly and awkward IMO. They should seek more inspiration from the early british stalking rifles than whatever the hell is influencing the current designs
Frodo,
I been looking for the same, I've just ordered a set of barrels, for my double rifle
, so a quality takedown is a ways off.
In my search I found a used Fair k500 7x65R, @ prophet river firearms, in Canada, he will export to NZ, it's been there for a couple years so I offer a few hundred less. Comes with scope mount. I've been tempted to buy it a few times. List is $2400, I would offer 2100 ish, due to it being for sale for about two years, you might just get for that, the scope mount is worth $480 I've bought one in last few months,
He also got a few others that might be of interest, a bit a lot more expensive.
So far my double rifle aspirations have kept me away.
My Fair double rifle, is touch over 6lbs (9.3x74) both my 16ga Fair shotguns, about that, so I am picking is a touch lighter, and should fit the bill for what your after,
I've been looking, at the other single shot euros, for a while, mostly for a light weight takedown, such as your after.
This is not ugly or hate-able
You trying to make me sell it to you for half what it cost me - I know - I know what you up to Mr @Frodo
Haenal make a single shot with the Jaegar tilting block like the Blaser and Merkel. I think shooters supplies had one a few years back. Was about $2-3k from memory.
If I was a millionaire...
There is TC single shot combo on Tradme about 4 different barrel combos. $4k from memory.
Saw that, Stu. Bit expensive though, considering I'm only after one calibre.
Have you used a thompson single, or handled one?
Might go to Gun City and have a look at one.
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