Braztech

[SmallGameHunter]

Well I've been looking at all different types of guns and I came across the compnay Braztech. I have known alot of hunting companies but never heard of that. I assume the company isnt as great of quality as others due to low prices, but I wanted to get input on what everyone thought of this company. I'm new so I dont need the top of the line right now until I know I want to stick with it.

So thanks for any help.

[vabowhntr]

I believe it is Rossi/Braztech. Single shot rifles that many have had decent luck with, might be hit or miss though. I have heard some good things about the rifle in 7.62x39 and since NEF is not making them they are the only other game in town. I have a MINI Loader .45 cal youth muzzleloader from them that will shoot 3 of it's favorite bullets into .5" CTC at 50 yards all day long. It is a little rough around the edges, though.

[SmallGameHunter]

Ahh...I dont know what I want yet, I was just looking at them.

[SmallGameHunter]

Also, on my BB gun [crosman 2100 classic] i need a scope. Any ideas on what I can put on?

[BigTiny]

I got the 7.62x39 for my son when he gets a little bigger. It's a good shooter. Not an MOA rifle, but will easily get the job done on deer well within the effective range of the cart. I got it on sale at gander for $120.

[johnnybravoo77]

These are decent little rifles and shotguns. Look for the combo deals, 1 gun, 2 barrels. They can usually be found for under 2 bills. Stay away from these or an the NEF's in the 243 cal., it seems the chamber is quite large and most are not real accurate.

[eldeguello]

Contrary to popular opinion, the 7.62X39mm can produce some outstanding accuracy if it is fired in a precision rifle. It is NOT the round that has accuracy problems, but the precision of some of the guns chambered for it, and of course, some of the cheapie military ammo.......