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

God I love those, especially with the lighter wood. Yes, it is a FINE gun. And a great grouse gun to boot.

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.

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

Browning Auto-5 20 gauge
 

Very nice indeed, even though it is a semi-auto.

Hard to beat!!!,

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!!

Newly Adopted
 

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.