At least it's a gun topic,,,,
Browsing the used guns,
BRNO 22 Mag Semi-auto (? Mdl605)( Magazine ) with a Bushnell ( No Model ) 3-9 scope. The rifle was very clean but had a split fore stock.
The sales guy was quick to show it to me, Nice handling gun,
Looked well made, Scope looked like it was not an expensive one.
But I was impressed with the Rifle , They were asking 500 plus.
I'm sure they would take less.
I was wondering what you'all think of this rifle....
I Tryed the internet, not much out there....
TX...
OT- Brno .22 Magnum semi-auto - INFO
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JoeArizona
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If you haven't already...you may want to try www.rimfirecentral.com. I believe I've seen something similar to that discussed there. 
Joe
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The gun you're looking at should be the BRNO 611 or 611A.
The earlier 611 is said to be the better made of the two, but I had a new 611A for a few years w/o any probs/issues.
They are identical to the CZ's, and need special scope rings for the integral scope grooves - available from Burris through swfa.com for $30.
They're now discontinued, but were fairly accurate & well-made rifles. I bought mine after dissatisfaction with the then-new Ruger 10/22 Magnum, as I wanted a walnut stock, a better trigger, etc, etc, etc.
That said $500 is more than one's worth, especially with a cracked forend.
I'd think about it, a little - but only for one strictly NIB.
Extra mags, when they can be found, run $50-$60 each.
I bought mine new for $425, three years ago, and sold it for $450 about a year ago, scoped.
The earlier 611 is said to be the better made of the two, but I had a new 611A for a few years w/o any probs/issues.
They are identical to the CZ's, and need special scope rings for the integral scope grooves - available from Burris through swfa.com for $30.
They're now discontinued, but were fairly accurate & well-made rifles. I bought mine after dissatisfaction with the then-new Ruger 10/22 Magnum, as I wanted a walnut stock, a better trigger, etc, etc, etc.
That said $500 is more than one's worth, especially with a cracked forend.
I'd think about it, a little - but only for one strictly NIB.
Extra mags, when they can be found, run $50-$60 each.
I bought mine new for $425, three years ago, and sold it for $450 about a year ago, scoped.
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2ndovc
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They are neat rifles. I can't remember who it was but one of those exhibition shooters was doing some amazing things with one on one of those outdoor life shows.
They are going up but $500 with a damaged stock and no box is a little steep.
They are going up but $500 with a damaged stock and no box is a little steep.
jasonB " Another Dirty Yankee"
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