danielj

Im leaning against your advice and onto to RWS ID 177gn. 😮 I will try to explain. 1. RWS are stable in their loads. Norma have change their loads before. 2. I like heavy bullets. I belive in SD and the speed that ighter bullets gives won´t be "usefull" in the thick of the forest. 3. Handloads, atleast one of the gunsmith that i would consider will not regulate with handloads. Only factory loads (He even writes down the mount and serialnumber on the sight) 4. ID have really good reputation as a boar bullet. (From ppl i know to trust) I thought about the lead free alternativ. But im not sure i trust Norma to keep the load and bullet spec. Ecostrike seems like a good bullet but i haven´t used it sooo its an unkown. If the lead will get outlawed, i can always regulate to a leadfree afterwards. The leadfree alternatives should also become more stable with time and factory load will become more viable. //Danielj

We have a couple that know how it´s done. They usally go to ferlach to get their education. i starting to think that that is the best course of action, that way i can choose the bullet also. But i think i will try two more before a regulation. RWS id 177gn and a 140gn bullet(norma Ecostrike). Just for "fun" and knowledge I think RWS are the bullet to regulate for, expensive yes but they seem to not fiddle with their loads, i know that norma have change some of their ammo afterwards wouldn´t be happy if that happens again. What bullet would you use for regulation? //Danielj

Thanks! Glad for your input if you know anyone who owns one on this board. Point them here, they can answer me in german. Google can translate or my wife can understand. But she´s not a gun nut so it might be better with google. //Danielj

Im in sweden im shooting at 50m at the moment, using a meopta meosight III . The rifle is bought as an experiment. First double rifle for me, primary i will use it for boar hunting with my dog a Kopov. So im not gonna throw to much money into the gun. But if i like it i will proably regulate the gun to a bullet of my choice and buy some extra barrels for it!

I can´t see any wrong. But im not a gunsmith sooooo.. aaaa three guns in 7x65R seems like im talking to an expert then, this is my second. The old one was a merkel SL2 that i have sold. I think i will try to order RWS ID Classic 177gn and hope for the best. But it might be more money down the drain. (If i had a choice of ammo that i would like to work i would like it to be a heavy one.) //Danielj

Nope, I know that doubles in 7x65R are famous for being troublesome, but it´s actually very consistant. The lower barrel are low and the top barrel high. around 20-25cm. Pretty good in side. As i stated i have tried 3 diffrent bullet weights 156gn,170 and 173gn. I know that RWS are expensive even worse than Norma 😮 , so i thought i would do alittle research before. Tried to find a Czech forum but couldn´t find any. But it seems like germany have alittle bigger market for the Brno so i thought i could check with you guys before i start buying more ammo. I think the best bet would be RWS ID in 177gn but with my luck it´s probalby 160gn that was used I have the possiblity to reload to the rifle. But i would prefer to find a factory load. (Stupid i know, but im trying to scale back on things ) //Danielj

Aha. It´s not a combination gun it´s a double rifle. I belive that the combination gun is called 572.x the shotguns 571.x. The 575.x came in three diffrent chamberings 7x65r (1), 9,3x74r (2) or 375H&H (3) the number in the brackets should replace the x in the model number. //Danielj

Okey, so it´s just trial and error then? i thought that Brno super was their "top model" that doesn´t say much, but it have sidelocks etc so i would like to belive that they regulated for something. But you might be right! //Danielj

Hi there, i have just bought an Brno (Brûnner) Super 575.1 in 7x65R From 1979. Im now trying to figure out what bullet it should be regulated with? I have tried 172gn S&B, 170gn Hammerhead and now last a 156gn Oryx. Everyone of them are spreading 20-25cm vertically. The bottom barrel low and the topbarrel high. Im starting to suspect that RWS are the way to go but do anyone know or have a better guess than me (I have tried to contact czub but they couldn´t help me). I suspect that Brno guns are bigger in Germany so i thought i should check with you. Best regards Danielj