Not to me it doesn't, and if it is not a 550
Funny trigger blade, wrong shape safety and appears to have screw on bases.
Neil.
100%Looks like a ZKK/601 to me there's no mistaking that trigger.
Ok, thought they only did the double and single set like the old Fox or new CZ527/550Nah - that's the BRNO set trigger.
If you look at the Left Hand Side at the junction between the barrel and the receiver, you will see a proof mark and also a two digit number on both the barrel and the action.
This number is the year of manufacture!
As for value £350 seems reasonable enough, but then again it's how you see it.
atb, Buck.
enfieldspares said:BRNO ZKK 601 dates from the mid 1970s until the fall of the Coomunist Bloc. So late 1980s at the latest. Spares, and especially the regular rather than that straight trigger are virtually impossible. But they are very accurate rifles for the money. The one in the picture is worth about £250 I'd say.
Check out (no pun intended) Gavin Gardiner's December sale. With ORIGINAL CZ mounts and ORIGINAL Zeiss Jena 'scope then £350 would be OK. But for that in the picture? No way! And if the foresight blade is missing?
OK. This is a .243 but is that 'scope on the rifle in the picture really worth an extra two hundred sovs? I think not.