The 805 Bren is CZ's answer to the need for a modular and reliable piston-operated selective-fire rifle. It is specifically built to switch between calibers and even magazine systems easily. Removing the barrel/piston system only involves 6 easily-accessible screws. Change the bolt-face and the rifle can shoot a range of different cartridges (5.56x45 and 7.62x39 are currently on contract and many more are possible).
Need to use M16/AR15 magazines? Pop two pins and swap the magwell. Add to that a true tool-less field strip and you have a rifle that can fit any role assigned to it.
Currently the Bren comes in A1 (14" barrel) and A2 (11" barrel) configurations with a monolithic 1913 top rail and accessory rails on sides and bottom. Its fixed folding stock can be quickly swapped for a folding, adjustable LOP stock or it can be removed altogether and replaced with a sling-swivel endcap. The Bren is selective fire, with settings for safe, single shot, two-round burst or full auto.
The 805 is piston-driven, with a user-adjustable gas system. To be lefty-friendly, the charging handle is reversible and the mag release is ambidextrous.
At current date, the Bren 805 is only available on military/law enforcement special order basis.
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cz 527 in .22hornet, there is none better - Added 6 months ago.
Added by nicolaas van niekerkI have had an outstanding success rate after I got my cz 527. Two years ago I bought a 527 chambered in .22 hornet. I have shot four white-tailed deer since then with it and all of which didn't even take a step after being shot. I have blasted a freezer-full of rabbits and several coyotes. This gun has lived up to and beyond my expectations. I have put countless bullets into the same bullet hole at 100 yards. I have also won a couple of friendly competitions going up against a .223 Remington, .22-250 remington, and a .308 Winchester. I hope to enter into some competitions with it, once I find a competition that allows .22 hornets. Since the time that I have bought this rifle I have also purchased a 527 in .223 Remington. Although I like my hornet better as far as accuracy and felt recoil, the .223 is also an excellent rifle. Thanks for making such a fine rifle series.
