CZ Bren 2 "PDW" at the Range

Published on December 10, 2022
Duration: 6:14

The CZ Bren 2 PDW is presented with its new telescoping stock, designed for military and law enforcement seeking compactness. Testing reveals its 7.62x39mm variant has a 9-inch barrel and uses proprietary magazines, while the 5.56mm uses an 8-inch barrel. Full-auto fire exhibits significant muzzle climb, requiring specific recoil management techniques.

Quick Summary

The CZ Bren 2 PDW features a new telescoping stock with three positions for rapid deployment. The 7.62x39mm model has a 9-inch barrel and proprietary magazines, while the 5.56mm uses an 8-inch barrel. Full-auto fire shows muzzle climb, requiring specific recoil control techniques.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: CZ Bren 2 PDW & Telescoping Stock
  2. 00:53Telescoping Stock Mechanics Demo
  3. 01:19Caliber & Magazine Details (7.62x39mm)
  4. 02:07Semi-Auto Range Testing
  5. 02:40Full-Auto Performance & Muzzle Climb
  6. 03:36Barrel Length Specs (7.62 & 5.56)
  7. 04:56Full-Auto Recoil Management Technique

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the CZ Bren 2 PDW's telescoping stock?

The CZ Bren 2 PDW features a new telescoping stock with a single release button and three positions. It allows for rapid deployment, as the stock can be fully extended without needing to press the release button.

What caliber and magazine does the CZ Bren 2 PDW tested use?

The specific CZ Bren 2 PDW model tested is chambered in 7.62x39mm. It utilizes CZ's proprietary magazine design, which is not interchangeable with standard AK magazines, though it shares a similar curved profile.

How does the CZ Bren 2 PDW perform in full-auto fire?

During full-auto testing, the CZ Bren 2 PDW exhibits significant muzzle climb, pushing upwards and to the left for a left-handed shooter. The rate of fire is described as a manageable 'chug-chug-chug'.

What are the barrel lengths for the different CZ Bren 2 PDW calibers?

The 7.62x39mm version of the CZ Bren 2 PDW is equipped with a 9-inch barrel. The 5.56mm version uses a slightly shorter 8-inch barrel, optimized for the ballistics of each respective cartridge.

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