Just bought a 20 ga A5 Browning

[Stepmac]

Originally Posted by Reggie Bishop

That must be a later model made in Japan if it interchangeable chokes?

I have an auto five with a "skeet" choke tube screwed into it, and it is a Belgium gun. I have no idea what kind of a choke tube it is. No brand name on it.

[Larry the Gun Guy]

I can't resist a really clean Belgian Auto-5 1960-1966. I guess it all started when my older brother got one for Christmas in 1964. I have my Dad's Light Twelve and will forever. Those WWII guys came back after being exposed to the semi-auto and full auto stuff and the side x sides just didn't do it anymore. I have several now, including the 3 shots and grades 2 and 3. They were made by the master and he did it well; just like everything else he did.

[Stepmac]

Originally Posted by Steve McCarty

I have an auto five with a "skeet" choke tube screwed into it, and it is a Belgium gun. I have no idea what kind of a choke tube it is. No brand name on it.

Late entry: the screw in choke is a Colonial. It is a thin wall choke. I bought a Colonial Cylinder Bore gold thin wall choke and screwed it in. Looks nice. I kept the Skeet choke and might use it as well. So now I have two screw in chokes for my 1952 Belgium Auto 5. Gun looks new. Neat.