And one in QLD - https://www.buyusedguns.com.au/22-brno- ... -9528.html another- https://www.buyusedguns.com.au/1957-brn ... 10277.html
I'd be looking at that 1957 one, nice looking timber.
Stix wrote:Biggus63 wrote:If you can find one a Winchester Model 320 is a pretty nice rifle. They were based on Sportco actions and made in the '70s. First rifle I ever bought back in about 1976.
I thought it was the other way around...the Sportco's were based on the Wini's...?
Wombat wrote:More info here on the Sportco - Winchester action - http://www.sportco.org.au/history.htm For some reason I had thought they were making 25000 per annum rather than total.
A Nice rare Vintage .22 would be a Fieldman in a thumbhole stock.
Wombat wrote:You can pick up new magazines for the Brno in 5 or 10 rounds metal or plastic OEM CZ or various aftermarket ones just about any Gunshop. As you are in QLD there are larger capacity magazines too. The Sportco magazine would be harder to find.
bentaz wrote:Found a good deal on a Brno for you https://www.buyusedguns.com.au/jw15--9244.html
NTSOG wrote:G'day,
Then there is this Model 5 in SA for a bit of BRNO variation from ''boring'' Model ones and twos:
https://www.adelaidegunshop.com.au/seco ... p-no-av032
Jim
deanp100 wrote:Sportco 10a just up on ozgunsales for $245. These things are rock solid and is the same action used in the sportco hornet so it is over engineered for a rimfire. One of the first sportco models made and ready to go. The 63a is a more refined rifle but these are strong.
allan wrote:deanp100 wrote:Sportco 10a just up on ozgunsales for $245. These things are rock solid and is the same action used in the sportco hornet so it is over engineered for a rimfire. One of the first sportco models made and ready to go. The 63a is a more refined rifle but these are strong.
Daddybang wrote:juststarting wrote:Daddybang wrote:94/22
91/30!
Did the russkis make it in .22 cause that's one I could get behind?
bigrich wrote:only real thing that annoyed me about my cz 452 was having to mount the scope high because of 90 degree bolt throw, hey, did i mention krico's have a 60 degree bolt throw so the scope sits nicer and ya don't knock the scope with ya finger tips working the bolt.