Is Yellow a Good Color for a Sporting Shotgun? -- Photo of shotgun

On the plus side you could always find your gun on the rack and no one would grab yours by mistake.

Other than that. :barf:
 
Call Browning and find out how much a new wood adjustable buttstock and forearm would cost, my bet is not more than $300-$400. Then, if that still fits in your budget, you can swap out the offending yellow parts with wood and have your race gun with traditional wood stocks.
 
Not if you live in Eastern Iowa...
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Fine looking gun and I would buy it in a minute if I was in the market and I had the cash. Bee was looking for blue, red or white, not yellow. If she was in the pocket she was attracted by something sweet smelling not the color of your shells. Fat lot of good that does you though, stings still hurt like the dickens.
 
I like it, at least I would be-able to find my gun in a hurry, when my squad is called to the line!:barf: Been a couple of times I had to check serial numbers, because all the Browning O/U looked like each other.:D
 
If that gun gets even a few young kids wanting to shoot some clay targets, then make it in every color under the sun. We NEED the youngsters to enter this sport.
 
What about the gun having a value to collectors? Could that increase its re-sale value down the road?

Apparently only 1 year of production was made. And the very last ones went to this dealer. So it is quite a limited edition shotgun.

Plus you would have the benefit of owning a shotgun that one one else owned. Is that not worth anything?

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Depending on the price I could definetly think about this gun....

But hey Im an attention hog, I would rock the yellow!!!!
 
I think the days are coming when such shotguns will be normal.
You already see some with flame paint jobs and such.
Sporting clays is really running separate from the rest of the shooting world and many there would like it to look as separate/different as possible.

I look for ATA to instill penalties for participants who refer to their guns as such in preference of "clay busters."
 
$ 1,600 is a very attractive price on this O/U Cynergy ...but a collectors item, no I don't think so ( not even if you left it unfired in the box ..).

In my opinion, Browning just produces too many guns and too many models for it to have any "collectors" value...but I do think it will go up in value at a purchase price of only $1,600.

For what its worth - I showed my 18 yr old grandson the photo last nite - and he thought it looked pretty cool....
 
The cynergy is ugly to begin with... Add that recoil reducing stock and it goes rapidly downhill even more in the looks department... The yellow stock makes me :barf::barf::barf:.. They are an excellent shotgun, but they are fugly...
 
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