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What a beautiful Browning
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I have the exact gun in a 1960 that was Dad's. However it has shot a lot of bobwhite, doves..ducks. Most likely it would grade 92%. This one is fantastic.
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It's nice.
Very nice ! at 29 bids now.
Capt. Jack Sparrow.
Even if I had the money I couldn't buy guns like that. I don't know about you but when I put the first mark on something that sweet (and I would) I would be suicidal.
A great example of a classic shotgun. It'll be interesting to see how high it goes. I must be one of the few who does not shoot them well, so it isn't for me. My brother inherited a 12 gauge made about the same time that had only about a box of shells shot through it. Doesn't fit me and I can hit the side of a barn from the inside with it. I owned a sweet 16 for a while and it fit me so poorly that I swear it was the hardest kicking shotgun I ever owned. I am a little jealous of those that the gun fits but fortunately there are a lot of others out there for me to use. Bob
My old 60 yr old has a 26" ventilated rib factory cylinder bore. It sure is killer on clay birds or flying birds.