Pics of a Norinco TU-KKW Vs. a BRNO #1
The Norinco is supposedly a copy of the CZ action. After comparing them, I see that is true. They are similar, but the parts will not swap. The CZ mag MIGHT work in the Norinco, but I wouldn't swear to it.
All of that said, the Norinco is a very accurate, and reliable rifle.
Picture comparison of Chinese CZ knock off and real thing
Picture comparison of Chinese CZ knock off and real thing
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Re: Picture comparison of Chinese CZ knock off and real thin
Seeing it all apart the Chinese looks more like a Mauser than the Mauser does.
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Re: Picture comparison of Chinese CZ knock off and real thin
Nice 
, I have the Norinco JW-15 which I always heard was the Cz BRNO #1 knock off. Same action as the TU-KKW, just not dressed near as pretty. 
The Cz brand mags work fine in mine, and are a heck of alot cheaper and easier to find than the original Norinco. I have had better luck with the Cz mags than the two factory Norinco mags, the Norinco 10 rounders tend to miss feed, like the spring is weak. I don't have any of the factory 5round Norinco mags to say if they have the same issue. One used Cz mag I got, took a little filing and fitting, but has functioned flawless since. And, yes they are accurate
, I have the Norinco JW-15 which I always heard was the Cz BRNO #1 knock off. Same action as the TU-KKW, just not dressed near as pretty. The Cz brand mags work fine in mine, and are a heck of alot cheaper and easier to find than the original Norinco. I have had better luck with the Cz mags than the two factory Norinco mags, the Norinco 10 rounders tend to miss feed, like the spring is weak. I don't have any of the factory 5round Norinco mags to say if they have the same issue. One used Cz mag I got, took a little filing and fitting, but has functioned flawless since. And, yes they are accurate You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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