Browning B-SS

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Daryl Corona

Neither did A.H. Fox. An even bigger travesty.

Or an 8 gauge or an 10 gauge .

[Jeff K.]

I had a straight grip 20 ga at one time. I ended up trading it for a Ruger red label 20 ga sporting clays gun.

[Stan Hillis]

They're tough and easy to shoot well, IMO, but not as tough as Win. 21. I bought a 30" barrel 12 about 16-17 years ago, after having had a 28" barreled one. I won the 2010 AA Class S X S concurrent at the NSCA U S Open in Tunica with it that year. The punches I earned from that kicked me into M class.

I opened the left barrel to the same constriction as what the right was, .018", and have killed many, many ducks with it using 1 1/4 oz. steel shot loads. I have shot it so much that the right barrel is now off face. That is why I say it is not as strong as a M21. i shim the hook with HVAC aluminum tape and just keep on shooting it. The hook on a BSS cannot be welded and built up because of some sort of solder that was used to build the gun. So, I shim it.

[Matt Buckley]

My BSS Sporter 12 gauge is my go to waterfowl gun. I pretty much feed it everything but large steel like BB and BBB. I opened up the full choke to accommodate the harder shot. It may be isn't a 21 but they are built to be a work horse in my opinion. These light weight versions coming up for sale are intriguing for a good upland carrying gun.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Matt Buckley

My BSS Sporter 12 gauge is my go to waterfowl gun. I pretty much feed it everything but large steel like BB and BBB. I opened up the full choke to accommodate the harder shot. It may be isn't a 21 but they are built to be a work horse in my opinion. These light weight versions coming up for sale are intriguing for a good upland carrying gun.

“If” and it’s a BIG if ! If I were to acquire one it wouldn’t shoot anything but 6’s or 7 1/2’s .