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Posted: 1/24/2022 3:34:01 PM EDT
https://www.facebook.com/ArmadaCeskerepubliky/videos/352453943388480
More photos: https://www.czdefence.cz/clanek/armada-prebrala-cz-bren-2-pps?fbclid=IwAR1Qp0jhkGkaUerb_UmG0ICdwGqxoZH_etulN9WSYnwG2VCFH6TIkivnCvs So get ready for Dragunovs in milsurp shops - as those are supposed to be exported. |
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Quoted: https://www.facebook.com/ArmadaCeskerepubliky/videos/352453943388480 More photos: https://www.czdefence.cz/clanek/armada-prebrala-cz-bren-2-pps?fbclid=IwAR1Qp0jhkGkaUerb_UmG0ICdwGqxoZH_etulN9WSYnwG2VCFH6TIkivnCvs So get ready for Dragunovs in milsurp shops - as those are supposed to be exported. View Quote Fuck that, I want a 7.62x51mm BREN. |
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Nice gun choice.
POHR cartridge choice since is not like 7.62x51 isn't a legacy cartridge for them. Does NATO commonality really mean much when most of NATO's military strength is theoretical anyway? |
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They’ll go for the low price of $7k+ and we won’t see any x54 ammo for years.
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Quoted: Nice gun choice. POHR cartridge choice since is not like 7.62x51 isn't a legacy cartridge for them. Does NATO commonality really mean much when most of NATO's military strength is theoretical anyway? View Quote It's not theoretical, and the ability to take ammunition from an ally is really important. Kind of one of those things that was learned 1939-1945 and 1950-1953. |
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they are going to have regerts not going with the 6.5 Creedmoor. Or that 6mm ARC.
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If I was serving, I know which one I'd rather have, and it ain't the Soviet one.
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Quoted: Quoted: https://www.facebook.com/ArmadaCeskerepubliky/videos/352453943388480 More photos: https://www.czdefence.cz/clanek/armada-prebrala-cz-bren-2-pps?fbclid=IwAR1Qp0jhkGkaUerb_UmG0ICdwGqxoZH_etulN9WSYnwG2VCFH6TIkivnCvs So get ready for Dragunovs in milsurp shops - as those are supposed to be exported. Fuck that, I want a 7.62x51mm BREN. I was told by someone I would consider an industry insider that the CZ Bren 2 BR in .308 was going to be available in the states sometime in 2020. |
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Does this version of the Bren work better than the 7.62x39 version?
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Quoted: Nice gun choice. POHR cartridge choice since is not like 7.62x51 isn't a legacy cartridge for them. Does NATO commonality really mean much when most of NATO's military strength is theoretical anyway? View Quote Czechia has Sellier & Bellot which was making 7,62x51 even before end of the cold war, Lithuania has its GGG, Poland has Mesko and so on.. |
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Quoted: they are going to have regerts not going with the 6.5 Creedmoor. Or that 6mm ARC. View Quote No they won't... A NATO standing army is NOT going to adopt a new rifle that doesn't use NATO ammo...just they way it is... Now before you post that 6.5CR has been used within USSOCOM...spare me...I know...but special units play by diff rules... |
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Quoted: They kinda missed their target date then. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I was told by someone I would consider an industry insider that the CZ Bren 2 BR in .308 was going to be available in the states sometime in 2020. They kinda missed their target date then. Pretty sure CZ has said from the get go on the BR that it was mil/leo only |
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Are Bren rifles in 7.62x51mm available somewhere? I thought they were only 5.56x45mm and 7.62x39mm.
ETA: Never mind. No full size rifles for us plebs. |
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Honestly, they could take any modern military style sporting rifle off the shelf and have a way better DMR than the SVD.
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Quoted: I was told by someone I would consider an industry insider that the CZ Bren 2 BR in .308 was going to be available in the states sometime in 2020. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: https://www.facebook.com/ArmadaCeskerepubliky/videos/352453943388480 More photos: https://www.czdefence.cz/clanek/armada-prebrala-cz-bren-2-pps?fbclid=IwAR1Qp0jhkGkaUerb_UmG0ICdwGqxoZH_etulN9WSYnwG2VCFH6TIkivnCvs So get ready for Dragunovs in milsurp shops - as those are supposed to be exported. Fuck that, I want a 7.62x51mm BREN. I was told by someone I would consider an industry insider that the CZ Bren 2 BR in .308 was going to be available in the states sometime in 2020. Was it the same asshole whoring out promises of the DWX release? |
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I went all in with the Bren 2, and have multiples of the different barrel lengths, and configurations. Having collected for thirty years, the Bren 2 is hands down my absolute favorite, and I would love to get my hands on the BR model!
Maybe Copper will be listing those SVD's on Gunbroker? |
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Quoted: they are going to have regerts not going with the 6.5 Creedmoor. Or that 6mm ARC. View Quote Totally. Any minute now in fact. Because someone from the internet had told them so even. AK4D [Modernized G3] 650yds: Practical Accuracy (Feat. Karl | Swedish Army Weapons Instructor) |
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Quoted: They kinda missed their target date then. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I was told by someone I would consider an industry insider that the CZ Bren 2 BR in .308 was going to be available in the states sometime in 2020. They kinda missed their target date then. Rona was my guess. Then the Czech company might have revaluated that decision after the 2020 "election". |
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I figured that would have ditched that commie trash long ago.
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I wonder if anyone is going to start a group-buy program, complete with a list of reserved slots, for those potentially retired off SVD's...
What could go wrong? |
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Quoted: I figured that would have ditched that commie trash long ago. View Quote The former USSR vassal states weren't exactly let go flush with cash, and you gotta figure that a DMR is pretty far down the list of upgrade priorities... especially when the SVD actually made a halfway respectable DMR. |
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