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I own a dozen or so old shotguns. Most are doubles, but I've got a few Browning Auto 5s and two Model 12s. If I take one to a gunsmith for his approval to shoot it they all do the same thing. They close the gun, check if the safety functions, wiggle the action and if it is tight on face they declare the gun good. It is not rocket science.
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