Brno 21H enthusiast club

Longwalker said:
Here are mine. 1951 21H 8x57, 1950 21H 7x64, and 1949 22F 7x57 I especially like the handling of the 22F. I have the original double set triggers and bolt shroud / safety saved to restore it to original if I want at a later date, but prefer shooting it this way with single trigger and three position side swing safety. The 8x57 has had a refinish since this picture and is lovely. I've just posted the 7x64 on the EE.
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Nice collection Longwalker !!
 
...btw, all, if you are in the market for a decent Brno ZG-47, Tradex got a bunch in... probably from the usual sources: retired hunting rifles from Swedish hunting clubs. Most are in very good condition. I consider the Brno Z (21/22) and the Brno ZG-47 to be the finest factory sporters ever made. They also have a few Brno 21's, and two are chambered in 8x60, which is scarce. They could be easily cleaned up.
 
Just like the current CZ Lux 557, older 550 models, 2009-2014 CZ-made Brno break actions, and the 527 offerings, the set trigger is very light (~0.8-1.2 lbs). I really like them for range and target practice, but you have to be very disciplined with them. The standard trigger on my 21 has been adjusted to about 4-ish pounds for hunting and it suits me just fine. It's a bit of a pain adjusting them, but rest assured you can greatly improve them without modification.
 
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Just joined the club with a 21 in 8x57. Made the mistake of letting my wife shoulder it, no longer mine. Does anyone know where I could find a stock, the original is a little beat up?
 
Tradex had a few rougher rifles... though some of the stocks look very restorable. Maybe buy one, part it out, and sell what you don't need on EE and recoup much of your initial cost.
Sometimes a Brno 21 stock pops on EE, but not often. Post pics... maybe your stock has potential.
 
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