Originally Posted by MaineRida
(Post 4306331)
Never shot a 10, ouch. I've shot a 12 with 3.5" and that was enough!
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I received the gun this morning, it is in great shape. It has been shot or at least the action has been cycled a few times and there is a ding or two on the buttstock but you have to look for them. Too pretty to take to the field, I will pattern it out of curiosity to see how it shoots and use the old Savage. Well, maybe use it for some fall dove hunting.
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Originally Posted by Jenks
(Post 4306680)
I received the gun this morning, it is in great shape. It has been shot or at least the action has been cycled a few times and there is a ding or two on the buttstock but you have to look for them. Too pretty to take to the field, I will pattern it out of curiosity to see how it shoots and use the old Savage. Well, maybe use it for some fall dove hunting.
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Originally Posted by Jenks
(Post 4306387)
Thanks Younggun. I have been reading up on the Invector system, someone wrote that the plus system has a .740 bore while the old system has a .728 bore. It is supposed to improve patterns and velocity to some degree. I tracked down a modified tube and a wrench, it is supposed to have a full tube in it. I bought it because it was pretty, won't use it much because I don' use my old Savage pump much. Thanks again.
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I have a 12, very nice shotgun. I love the looks and functionality.
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Thanks SecondChance. I have the Browning chokes, full, modified and imp. cylinder. I took the full out and put the modified in after lubing it up good with breech plug/choke grease. I won't be shooting it much and will remove the choke tube with each cleaning and clean the threads. I may get the extra full later on, it is an extended tube. I clean guns a lot more then I shoot them so I don't think I will have any problems.
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Originally Posted by Jenks
(Post 4307419)
Thanks SecondChance. I have the Browning chokes, full, modified and imp. cylinder. I took the full out and put the modified in after lubing it up good with breech plug/choke grease. I won't be shooting it much and will remove the choke tube with each cleaning and clean the threads. I may get the extra full later on, it is an extended tube. I clean guns a lot more then I shoot them so I don't think I will have any problems.
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The Browning BPS is one of my favorite shotguns. You have to love the slick smooth action as well as the strength of the receiver. I also like the bottom ejection and the fit and finish is one of the best in the business.
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Originally Posted by Gray
(Post 4320480)
The Browning BPS is one of my favorite shotguns. You have to love the slick smooth action as well as the strength of the receiver. I also like the bottom ejection and the fit and finish is one of the best in the business.
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