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confirmed with my buddy and saw a pic. It's the standard, not the rounded knob

I've got a Browning Lightning Feather 16 gauge that has been used for years as a chukar gun. It looks much like a chukar gun. Scratched up. A couple of significant impacts to that glossy finish. Lo ...

I believe it to be the regular pistol grip, not the round knob type grip. The owner could confirm if you are interested. It's definitely 28 inch barrels.

thanks for that. smooth all around except for the USPS getting bogged down there a couple of days. A buddy of mine heard that I sold mine and he's putting his up for sale now. I'm gonna post a note ...

Hi,

A buddy of mine is selling his Browning Sweet Sixteen he bought a couple of years ago. I just sold mine and had a lot of interest, so I told him I would post a note on here for him. He's not ...

the pics on the website are not consistent. Some show nickel plated base and some are brass colored. I don't know if they are really different or not.

I was thinking about buying some I see online, at an only modestly sickening high price. Can anyone advise about reloading the hulls from these factory shells? Thanks.

sold pending funds

I wanted to follow up on this gun. If interested, please look at posts on this forum related to stocks cracking, including posts from me. I've had a problem gun where the stock cracked twice. Browni ...

I bought this and used it very little. I did manage a couple of very minor nicks to the wood on a chukar hunt. I guess I'm not a semi-autpo guy, since I sell every one I get and go back to my double ...

well this is all very educational for me. I think I've been navigating my way through these issues by dead reckoning over the years. Not really understanding much. It all worked out ok until I did ...

I've always wanted a 28 gauge double gun. Maybe I don't after all. Besides, the way things are going, I would never be able to find components and I'd have to take out a loan to afford a new mec siz ...

ok, will adjust. Can't believe I've gone this long and not known any of this. I have a 12 gauge sizemaster and it seems a bit more tolerant than the 16

running shells through the final crimp, and I'm measuring approx. .080 inner depth on the radius wall. If this crimp holds, it will solve a long running problem I've been having.