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Old 04-27-2012 | 02:52 PM
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From: Lutz, Florida. Turkey woods in the spring.
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Originally Posted by cayugad
The Browning I have on my gun rack was purchased by my father in 1952. My Dad said my mother about used it on him when he brought it home because it cost $185.00 and they did not have a lot of money. But he hunted and brought home a lot of game with it. Then he passed it down to me about thirty years ago or more. The shotgun will not shoot a light field load and eject it. Even though it will shoot only the 2-3/4 shells they must be high velocity. But when loaded right, that shotgun never fails to fire. And I've sat in duck blinds in driving snow storms and it always goes off.

I really liked the gun when my friend with the Remington and I used to jump shoot ducks off all the pot holes. I had a big Labrador Retriever and he'd sneak along with us. He was comical to watch because when we'd go into sneak mode, so would he. When they came off the potholes, we'd knock them down and then he'd go into action. Man that was a lot of fun.
I'm sure I am not telling you anything that you did not know, but were the friction rings in your a5 set up for light loads when you were shooting the light loads? When I use mine for dove hunting it will not eject the shells every time if it's set up for heavy loads.
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