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SUPER X LATE 1950's
I think I may have posted these before. This is 20 ga version was purchased in the late 1950's. My best friend and neighbor was a real heavy load man. He had a Browning Auto 5 Magnum and a Browning 20 to match. These loads required a special buffer ring in the Browning to prevent the bolt from over returning. If he forgot to change rings the Browning became a single shot using heavy 1 oz 20 ga loads.
Best, Austin
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