Zilmo
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This belonged to the father of my dad;s best friend growing up. Somehow, my dad ended up with it, and I recently was given it by my oldest brother. I believe it dates to around 1921 or 1922.
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alsaqr
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Nice Browning.
krimmie
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1928...nice shotgun.
jlv08
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The older Brownings are very nice guns. I would love to own one but in these parts, they are very expensive.
TooTaxed
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Looks like mine...Ser # 263, latest patent date on receiver 1903, 12-ga, full choke, made in Ogden, Utah...
It's provided me with a truckload of Sacramento Valley pheasants, quail, ducks, and geese! Still shoots fine...I just moved away and haven't shot it for many years.
It's provided me with a truckload of Sacramento Valley pheasants, quail, ducks, and geese! Still shoots fine...I just moved away and haven't shot it for many years.
bushmaster1313
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Ugly as sin.
But very handsome nonetheless!
But very handsome nonetheless!
huntsman
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Really?? I didn't know that.
oletymer
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I'm suprised some one didn't want to to cut the barrel down or trade it for a Mossberg. Nice gun, it is nice to see someone who is not afraid of zombies posting about a nice gun.
TooTaxed
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HUNTSMAN, in 1903 FN got the contract to manufacture this model in Belgium. I don't know what serial number the switch was made...I'd like to know!
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