  Non-centrosymmetric superconductor Re$_6$Zr has attracted much interest, for
its possible unconventional superconducting state with time reversal symmetry
broken. Here we report the $^{185/187}$Re nuclear quadrupole resonance (NQR)
measurements on Re$_6$Zr ($T_c$ = 6.72 K) and the isostructural compounds
Re$_{27}$Zr$_{5}$ ($T_c$ = 6.53 K) and Re$_{24}$Zr$_{5}$ ($T_c$ = 5.00 K). The
nuclear spin-lattice relaxation rate $1/T_1$ shows a coherence peak below $T_c$
and decreases exponentially at low temperatures in all three samples. The
superconducting gap $\Delta$ derived from the $1/T_1$ data is $2\Delta =3.58 $
$k_BT_c$, 3.55 $k_BT_c$, and 3.51 $k_BT_c$ for Re$_6$Zr ,Re$_{27}$Zr$_{5}$, and
Re$_{24}$Zr$_{5}$, respectively, which is close to the value of 3.53 $k_BT_c$
expected for weak-coupling superconductivity. These data suggest conventional
$s$-wave superconductivity with a fully-opened gap in this series of compounds.
