I know I've asked this before, but I lost the original post.
I have a Browning A-5 that my dad gave me.
Serial # is 104xx (I think that's the SN. It's on the bottom of the receiver, ahead of the loading port.)
What year was it made?
Left side of barrel reads ACIER SPECIAL, then a whole bunch of symbols.
Then kind of a division problem: D= 65 over 20.9 m/m.
I think Harry mentioned that this indicates a 2-9/16"chamber.
Does anyone make 2-9/16" shotgun shells anymore.? PS 2-3/4 shells feed and cycle just fine.
Thanks in advance!
I have a Browning A-5 that my dad gave me.
Serial # is 104xx (I think that's the SN. It's on the bottom of the receiver, ahead of the loading port.)
What year was it made?
Left side of barrel reads ACIER SPECIAL, then a whole bunch of symbols.
Then kind of a division problem: D= 65 over 20.9 m/m.
I think Harry mentioned that this indicates a 2-9/16"chamber.
Does anyone make 2-9/16" shotgun shells anymore.? PS 2-3/4 shells feed and cycle just fine.
Thanks in advance!