Brünner ZH

Brünner ZH Rifle Review

CZ Brno is a well-established company that has been manufacturing small arms for many years. They have a reputation for producing high-quality firearms that are used by shooters and hunters around the world.

For some time, Frankonia distributed and sold Brno rifles under the name "Brünner" specifically for the German market. The reason for this was that "Brünner" is the German translation for the town of Brno in Czechoslovakia, where CZ Brno is located. This allowed German consumers to easily identify the rifles as being made by a respected Czech manufacturer. This approach is quite common in the firearms industry, where manufacturers will sometimes use distinct names for the same product to target different markets. Thus, the term "Brünner ZH" is used here to refer to all Brno models that come with a 14.5 mm flat top dovetail for mounting purposes.

Despite being referred to as Brünner rifles, the receivers or any other structural components of the firearms were not stamped with this name or altered in any other way.

An old Frankonia catalogue, marketing Brno rifles as Brünner

Figure 1: An old Frankonia catalogue, marketing Brno rifles as Brünner (Source: https://balkanauction.com/en/auction/6378929)

While the Brünner 16 and Brünner 19 names are widely recognized and well-known, there are occasional references to another model, the Brünner ZH. These firearms are also widely recognized as "Brünner" in Germany, due to the company's association with the Brünner name in the German market.

Even today, some manufacturers of optic mounts and accessories still use the name Brünner or Brünner CZ in their catalogues. One such example is Recknagel, a German company that produces a wide range of shooting accessories, including mounts and bases for scopes and other optics.

If you are in search of scope mounts that are suitable for the Brünner ZH rifle, you should consider checking out any of the following landing pages on our website:

An example of a 14.5 mm dovetail used on Brno ZH 305

Figure 2: An example of a 14.5 mm dovetail used on Brno ZH 305 (Source: https://intersurplus.com/collections/combination-guns/products/brno-zh305-12-22-hp-2)

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The mounts in this category are designed to fit handguns. Here, you will find adapter plates, frame mounts, and all the other mounts designed for a handgun.

Before purchasing a handgun mount, it is important to inspect its top and bottom surface. The mounting surface above is usually specified with the name of a red dot sight with a specific mounting standard, such as Docter sight, Aimpoint Micro, C-more RTS, Shield RMS/SMS, Trijicon RMR etc.

There are some exceptions – certain handgun mounts are compatible with several mounting standards as they come with removable pins that the user can move from one position to the other (mounts made by Tony System, Outer Impact, and some other companies).

The mounting surface below is usually specified with the name of the handgun on which it fits. Some handguns, such as Sig Sauer P320, are manufactured in both optic-ready and non-optic-ready versions (depending on the version), so you must be careful to choose the correct mount.

Adapters designed for non-optic-ready handguns are meant to be installed in the place of the rear sight whereas the adapters for optic-ready handguns fit directly into the milled slide of the optic-ready handgun.

Follow the instructions of the handgun manufacturer when mounting or have it mounted by a gunsmith.

Handgun mounts are almost exclusively made from aluminium, except for components of certain handgun mounts which are made from steel.

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