OK, OK, So it's not a double..
...but I don't believe one can argue that it's not "FINE".
1960 Browning Auto Five "Light Twenty". https://i.imgur.com/3qG5HGL.jpg https://i.imgur.com/qgis1NI.jpg https://i.imgur.com/9U3c2rI.jpg What a great shooter. It points like the finger of GOD. If you look closely, you can even see the "hump". https://i.imgur.com/Qh62FVI.png |
mighty nice...charlie
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God I love those, especially with the lighter wood. Yes, it is a FINE gun. And a great grouse gun to boot.
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Love those Browning A-5 20 gauges. Especially the early round knob stocks before 1966. I just let my brother have a 1960 A-5 20 gauge new in the box to raffle off for his Quail unlimited banquet in southern Ohio last Saturday. I did keep a beautiful Browning Tolex case that I bought extra for the gun and probably will sell it or trade for a A+F Brady style case for one of my Parkers.
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One of my favorites, bought a 63 vintage one at a mom and pop gun shop in Montana a couple years ago. Took it out opening day and went three for three on roosters
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Browning Auto-5 20 gauge
Very nice indeed, even though it is a semi-auto.
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Hard to beat!!!,
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Takes me back many moons to hunting wild quail over Brittanies east of Blackwater Wildlife Refuge on Maryland's Eastern Shore. It was hard to miss one with an Auto 5 20 gauge!!
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Since we are treading lightly on consecrated ground, I thought I would slip this one in this thread. I hope no one minds.
I just received one of the Fabled Browning Brothers A-5's from 1923 when the Browning Brothers Arms Co, Inc. started again to import the FN produced A5's into the states when Remington's sole US distribution agreement expired. Will |
Just splendid Bob, just splendid. What's not to like.
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