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    Brno model 2 sight removal?

    Looking at getting one of these to fix up for my son in law.

    How easy or hard is it to remove the rear sights ?
    Don't have one I can look at and need to know if it
    screwed on
    Dovetailed on
    Soldered on
    Integral with the barrel
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    Front will go when suppressor is fitted.

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    If its the mod 2 .22lr your speak of, it has a sliding type ramp sight that has a cross pin holding the leaf in. It can be knocked out with a pin punch. They are tapered on one end so come out easier one way than the other

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    Easy to remove the rear sight, but you cant remove the sight bracket which is part of the barrel
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst View Post
    Easy to remove the rear sight, but you cant remove the sight bracket which is part of the barrel
    That's what I wanted to know.
    So the base is perminatly attached then and would be a cut and grind and draw file to get a clean barrel then

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    Quote Originally Posted by akaroa1 View Post
    That's what I wanted to know.
    So the base is perminatly attached then and would be a cut and grind and draw file to get a clean barrel then
    yeap, although im pretty sure someone on here was talking about their one that had the base turned off the barrel.... was it @mikee or @Shearer ?? Im not sure
    270 is a harmonic divisor number[1]
    270 is the fourth number that is divisible by its average integer divisor[2]
    270 is a practical number, by the second definition
    The sum of the coprime counts for the first 29 integers is 270
    270 is a sparsely totient number, the largest integer with 72 as its totient
    Given 6 elements, there are 270 square permutations[3]
    10! has 270 divisors
    270 is the smallest positive integer that has divisors ending by digits 1, 2, …, 9.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst View Post
    Easy to remove the rear sight, but you cant remove the sight bracket which is part of the barrel
    Oh yes you can, On the one I sold I had the sight removed by an "actual gunsmith" who actually could fix stuff properly the first time, and the barrel re-profiled to remove the step/shoulder left behind after the sight base removal then re-blued after the front sight was removed and barrel shortened an threaded for suppressor.

    The rear sight is also part of what holds the action into the stock so mounting was changed to same as centre-fire action (3 screws) shot well before and after.
    If anyone ever finds a Bruno Model 2, serial number 350444 I would like to buy it back as I sold it in a fit of stupidity as I just had to have a Remington 597
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    Im keen on the sight parts if you have no interest in keeping them?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikee View Post
    Oh yes you can, On the one I sold I had the sight removed by an "actual gunsmith" who actually could fix stuff properly the first time, and the barrel re-profiled to remove the step/shoulder left behind after the sight base removal then re-blued after the front sight was removed and barrel shortened an threaded for suppressor.

    The rear sight is also part of what holds the action into the stock so mounting was changed to same as centre-fire action (3 screws) shot well before and after.
    If anyone ever finds a Bruno Model 2, serial number 350444 I would like to buy it back as I sold it in a fit of stupidity as I just had to have a Remington 597
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tommy View Post
    faaaaark
    I had a rem 597 and what a piece of shit it was. (still is)
    Use enough gun

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    Quote Originally Posted by 40mm View Post
    I had a rem 597 and what a piece of shit it was. (still is)
    Yeah and the shitty magazines were the main issue with the one I have now, Gen 1 mags = shit, gen 2 mags = shit and gen 3 mages = shit so I gave up and its been in the back of the safe unfired for 10 years
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    Quote Originally Posted by 40mm View Post
    I had a rem 597 and what a piece of shit it was. (still is)
    And yet a good friend of mine years ago had one of the first 597's in 17hmr. we called it the hand of god. It was a cracking rifle. sadly it suffered from the same fate a lot did and blew out the extractor (I think). I cant remember if he got it fixed or replaced with a 22 magnum which I think was the options from the gunshop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by csmiffy View Post
    And yet a good friend of mine years ago had one of the first 597's in 17hmr. we called it the hand of god. It was a cracking rifle. sadly it suffered from the same fate a lot did and blew out the extractor (I think). I cant remember if he got it fixed or replaced with a 22 magnum which I think was the options from the gunshop.
    That makes me glad I sold mine... I brought a safe and guns /ammo on trademe. kept the ammo and cleaning supplies etc. sold the 597 after taking it to pieces and I saw the shitty insides etc. it never failed to feed though, must have not shot it enough!
    Use enough gun

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    Quote Originally Posted by 40mm View Post
    I had a rem 597 and what a piece of shit it was. (still is)
    SHIT. I gave up on mine,put it on tm $reserve, got $126 with a $260 dollar scope and then gave fastway $75.Stove piped more than it fired.
    Well pleased to be rid of it
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    Any photos of chopped and suppressed Bruno’s?thinking about having mine done as the barrel is sooo long compared to my old jw15,seems a bit of a shame chopping such a nice gun down tho.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The bomb View Post
    Any photos of chopped and suppressed Bruno’s?thinking about having mine done as the barrel is sooo long compared to my old jw15,seems a bit of a shame chopping such a nice gun down tho.
    I would much rather go and buy a new rifle than cut down the barrel of one I already own.

 

 

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