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Pol
03-22-2021, 06:07 PM
it started dismantling itself when cycled. Handy feature for cleaning but not so much for shooting. :rolleyes:

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OlongJohnson
03-22-2021, 06:18 PM
Unusual guns are unusual for a reason?

MattyD380
03-22-2021, 11:37 PM
Whuh? Did the firing come out? When you were hand cycling it?

Pol
03-23-2021, 08:11 AM
Whuh? Did the firing come out? When you were hand cycling it?

Yep. All the components you see in the pic came tumbling out.

Fortunately this occurred before the transfer.

MattyD380
03-23-2021, 10:36 AM
That sucks. Hopefully you get it figured out. I’ve been curious about the PSD. Keep us posted.

awp_101
03-23-2021, 11:17 AM
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TicTacticalTimmy
03-23-2021, 01:56 PM
I'm guessing the backplate came off first. Could be it was machined too small and not snug in the slide, or could be the guy assembling it didnt push it all the way up into its recess. Either way not something you want to see on a high dollar gun, let us know how FK BRNO handles it.

Pol
03-23-2021, 02:19 PM
I'm guessing the backplate came off first. Could be it was machined too small and not snug in the slide, or could be the guy assembling it didnt push it all the way up into its recess. Either way not something you want to see on a high dollar gun, let us know how FK BRNO handles it.

This is the cheap polymer version, but it shouldn't happen no matter what the cost of the gun is.

I had dried fired the gun and the firing pin got stuck which allowed the retainer plate to slip out. When the firing pin became unstuck, presumably when I cycled the gun, it came flying out the back followed by the firing pin block. I normally never dry fire guns but I was in the store checking it out before having it transferred, so ...

BRNO sent a return label so it does seem as they will do what's right.

DrkBlue
03-23-2021, 08:57 PM
This is the cheap polymer version, but it shouldn't happen no matter what the cost of the gun is.

I had dried fired the gun and the firing pin got stuck which allowed the retainer plate to slip out. When the firing pin became unstuck, presumably when I cycled the gun, it came flying out the back followed by the firing pin block. I normally never dry fire guns but I was in the store checking it out before having it transferred, so ...

BRNO sent a return label so it does seem as they will do what's right.

I believe cheap is a relative term...

Good to hear BRNO is handling it, but also want to hear your no holds barred commentary when it actually stays together enough to shoot. Very cool gun regardless. Sort of a 21st Century Mars pistol.

TGS
03-24-2021, 07:26 AM
I believe cheap is a relative term...

Flexin' on the poors with a "cheap" $2000 pistol.

;)

RevolverRob
03-24-2021, 09:43 AM
Flexin' on the poors with a "cheap" $2000 pistol.

;)

Well, since we've moved past toilet paper hoarding this is the best way to go back to flexing on the poors. That or post a picture of large amounts of ammunition.

I'll be very curious as to what BRNO says was the problem here. I suspect as others have stipulated, it was a firing pin stop that was either not properly fit or wasn't fully in place when the gun shipped. Seems odd though, since this gun theoretically underwent test firing at the factory.

Half Moon
03-24-2021, 09:55 AM
Flexin' on the poors with a "cheap" $2000 pistol.

;)

Well they could always flex back with a Lorcin that doesn't self disassemble when cycled. Then again that would mean handling a Lorcin [*SHUDDERS SILENTLY*] :-P

Pol
03-24-2021, 10:17 AM
I'll be very curious as to what BRNO says was the problem here.

They did say - although admittedly I did not make mention that the comments came from BRNO. I have to make myself look smart every now and again right? ;) :D

"I had dried fired the gun and the firing pin got stuck which allowed the retainer plate to slip out. When the firing pin became unstuck, presumably when I cycled the gun, it came flying out the back followed by the firing pin block. "

Pol
03-24-2021, 10:35 AM
I believe cheap is a relative term...

Good to hear BRNO is handling it, but also want to hear your no holds barred commentary when it actually stays together enough to shoot. Very cool gun regardless. Sort of a 21st Century Mars pistol.

I really meant to say "cheaper" but the mind was faster than the finger in my case.

DrkBlue
03-24-2021, 10:53 PM
I really meant to say "cheaper" but the mind was faster than the finger in my case.

Just dogging on ya out of jealousy. Cool purchase and I expect lots of folks will be interested.
Still darn frustrating start.

TicTacticalTimmy
04-13-2021, 05:18 PM
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2021/03/29/fk-brno-psd-review-accessible-hand-cannon/

Here's a mostly very positive review.

I find myself increasingly interested in this gun. 2020/2021 has put the ammo cost into perspective, and I feel like I might jump on a gen 2 version down the road.

UpDok
04-14-2021, 05:19 PM
My understanding is FK Brno has no connection with CZ. They are completely different companies.

CZ is a very big company with a vast array of excellent products while FK Brno is a little boutique named after its founder, Faisal Khudairi.


FK BRNO states that Faisal Khudairi is neither the founder of nor the owner of FK BRNO.

bac1023
04-15-2021, 06:21 AM
I have both their offerings and love both of them. Super high quality, with extreme accuracy. The round is incredible. While I haven't chronographed the PSD, my Field Pistol averaged 2119 fps in five shots with a 95 gr bullet for about 950 ft/lbs of energy.

Its accurate beyond 150 yards.



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bac1023
04-15-2021, 06:22 AM
My understanding is FK Brno has no connection with CZ. They are completely different companies.

CZ is a very big company with a vast array of excellent products while FK Brno is a little boutique named after its founder, Faisal Khudairi.

I hope this info doesn't burst anybody's bubbles :rolleyes:

Yes, two completely different companies and their guns are much different, despite using the same basic design.

LittleLebowski
05-24-2021, 04:46 PM
My understanding is FK Brno has no connection with CZ. They are completely different companies.

CZ is a very big company with a vast array of excellent products while FK Brno is a little boutique named after its founder, Faisal Khudairi.

I hope this info doesn't burst anybody's bubbles :rolleyes:

FKBrno.com has contacted me in an official capacity to state that it is not named after nor was it founded by Faisal Khudairi.

UpDok
05-24-2021, 06:07 PM
FKBrno.com has contacted me in an official capacity to state that it is not named after nor was it founded by Faisal Khudairi.

Fair enough, but it looks like his patents.