Any gun with blued steel with walnut stocks is terrific for me. But, the wood that Browning uses on their shotguns is spectacular. They have the best “woodpile” in the industry!
I own a 725 Browning Feather model 12 gauge with 26 inch long barrels and love it. It weighs just 6 pounds 7 ounces and using Trulock extended blackened stainless steel ported chokes in improved cylinder and improved modified constriction. Making the barrels about 27 inches in length.
Cheap looking engraving on the 725 is nothing compared to the master engravers of yesteryear in the Pointer, Diana, and Midas grades. No way I would give $7k for those! !
Those guns made in Belgium were made by master craftsmen and you are correct master engravers by hand . I bought a Browning in 1970 that was made in 1969. The quality is fantastic.
Many years ago I got into sporting clays and bought a Browning Citron 32" ported barrel 20 gauge with all the chokes as I am a right shoulder left eye dominate shooter and this was my first adventure into shots guns ( shot many rifles and pistols all my life just not shotguns ) and wasn't very good hitting clays , was at a local Sporting clays place and the guy was filling one of the traps with clays and watched my buddy and I shoot and he said you are left eye dominate and i said yes I am , and he talked me into having him re-bend my stock to left hand and remove palm bulge and they did a WONDERFUL JOB ( $700 dollars later ) with the work and I STILL couldn't shoot for shit , so I sold the gun for a huge loss and went back to playing golf which I am so much better at .............LOL Browning makes some wonderful shotguns , almost wish I never sold mine 😢
The quality and the attitude of 1969 maiden Belgium, Browning it’s not today you have something that you cannot find today I have a Browning that I bought in 1970 that was made in 69 total different quality and gun from today mass remember since 69 they were handcrafted in Belgiumnot today
Love Browning Firearms, my only criticism is the pistol grip on the 725 trap guns won’t fit everyone and I had to get a custom stock made because the original stock didn’t fit me. Would love to see a trap model without the pistol grip.
My Browning Citori 20 gauge stopped firing the bottom barrel. I sent it to Browning for repair and they sent it back, not repaired. "Obsolete" not repairable, buy a new one they said. My cousin , a retired gunsmith repaired it.
Over 50 years since I bought my first shotgun, I still get a thrill when I pick mine up to have a go at targets or live birds. These aren’t the entry level guns without ejectors and they aren’t the high end Krieghoff and Perazzi’s. Browning has covered the bases for the mid grade shooters, and their durability falls into the current price point. Their fit suits my body and dimensions well and I’ve enjoyed every one I’ve owned. These offerings aren’t for everyone but IMHO they continue the tradition Browning started years ago with the Belgians. Technology and taste has changed from those days and the high end engraving is still available. For the gent that stated he wouldn’t pay $7000 for one, he might look into a plain vanilla true competition gun that has no trim at all, their entry level offerings begin at more than that. I’m pleased with the CXS I now own, as I have been pleased with the over twenty I’ve owned in the past.
Justamente la número 1 del video es La MAS HORRIBLE DE TODAS.sigo sosteniendo que las MEJORES ESCOPETAS DE BROWNING FUERON LAS PRIMERAS osea la B25 como esas no hubo otras.
Wonder what that rubber overmold is gonna feel like in a few years after being in a gun safe around other guns with solvents in the air. Might get kinda tacky and I doubt Browning just gives away stocks and forearms.
$2500 for a field gun? Nobody is going to pay that for a gun thats going to get dropped and scratched up. Thats why all you see in the field is mossbergs and stoeger. Target guns are different, there browning dominates
They all fail in line of design etc... and everything you mention about them, it works reversible. Starting with a Clay target gun, it has to be on the havey side, "not light' for many reasons, and I can see with the naked eye that the drop of the stocks suites only field, not even a sportier, ( sportier likes compromise). Yes prices are low, but way shoot with the wrong gun, even to start with? Better no shoot at all!!
Browning will not stand behind their products, and I have the proof. Once it reaches a certain age, they want deal with any problems. Totally unlike Ruger and Beretta. Though they make a nice, but expensive firearms, they will not guarantee their products.😢
I watched 5 minutes of this garbage. I hope my watching doesn’t contribute to the video makers compensation. This is pure garbage…and I’m a Browning guy.
Browning is on top of it. Super firearms. Five star winners. 👍👍😀
And a great price too
Any gun with blued steel with walnut stocks is terrific for me. But, the wood that Browning uses on their shotguns is spectacular. They have the best “woodpile” in the industry!
These shotguns will definitely sharpen any shooter's skills on the range. Can't wait to get my hands on one!
I own a 725 Browning Feather model 12 gauge with 26 inch long barrels and love it. It weighs just 6 pounds 7 ounces and using Trulock extended blackened stainless steel ported chokes in improved cylinder and improved modified constriction. Making the barrels about 27 inches in length.
Funniest part about this video is the gun in the thumbnail isn’t even a browning. It’s a blazer. 😂
I hate computer generated voice
Me too
Cheap looking engraving on the 725 is nothing compared to the master engravers of yesteryear in the Pointer, Diana, and Midas grades. No way I would give $7k for those!
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Those guns made in Belgium were made by master craftsmen and you are correct master engravers by hand . I bought a Browning in 1970 that was made in 1969. The quality is fantastic.
Many years ago I got into sporting clays and bought a Browning Citron 32" ported barrel 20 gauge with all the chokes as I am a right shoulder left eye dominate shooter and this was my first adventure into shots guns ( shot many rifles and pistols all my life just not shotguns ) and wasn't very good hitting clays , was at a local Sporting clays place and the guy was filling one of the traps with clays and watched my buddy and I shoot and he said you are left eye dominate and i said yes I am , and he talked me into having him re-bend my stock to left hand and remove palm bulge and they did a WONDERFUL JOB ( $700 dollars later ) with the work and I STILL couldn't shoot for shit , so I sold the gun for a huge loss and went back to playing golf which I am so much better at .............LOL
Browning makes some wonderful shotguns , almost wish I never sold mine 😢
Boy, if it anything like my Superposed my Mom gave me back in 1969. Awsome guns
The quality and the attitude of 1969 maiden Belgium, Browning it’s not today you have something that you cannot find today I have a Browning that I bought in 1970 that was made in 69 total different quality and gun from today mass remember since 69 they were handcrafted in Belgiumnot today
Try JAPAN
Love Browning Firearms, my only criticism is the pistol grip on the 725 trap guns won’t fit everyone and I had to get a custom stock made because the original stock didn’t fit me. Would love to see a trap model without the pistol grip.
A mí criterio muy personal como Browning no hay 👍
I wish that the U.S. would make an entry to mid range over/under.
That AI voice is psychotic.
The Turkey is hard to beat.
I’d be interested in a Browning, but l have yet to find a left handed one, l’ll stay with my Benelli 828-U, it’s left handed
Great video. Like the 725 Maple.
Overunder shotguns are beautifull then pumps and semi auto shotguns❤
My Browning Citori 20 gauge stopped firing the bottom barrel. I sent it to Browning for repair and they sent it back, not repaired. "Obsolete" not repairable, buy a new one they said. My cousin , a retired gunsmith repaired it.
Over 50 years since I bought my first shotgun, I still get a thrill when I pick mine up to have a go at targets or live birds. These aren’t the entry level guns without ejectors and they aren’t the high end Krieghoff and Perazzi’s. Browning has covered the bases for the mid grade shooters, and their durability falls into the current price point. Their fit suits my body and dimensions well and I’ve enjoyed every one I’ve owned. These offerings aren’t for everyone but IMHO they continue the tradition Browning started years ago with the Belgians. Technology and taste has changed from those days and the high end engraving is still available. For the gent that stated he wouldn’t pay $7000 for one, he might look into a plain vanilla true competition gun that has no trim at all, their entry level offerings begin at more than that. I’m pleased with the CXS I now own, as I have been pleased with the over twenty I’ve owned in the past.
Yo vivo en Colombia por favor Necesito información me gusta la cacería y quiero una escopeta de dos cañones
Y en Colombia no hay donde comprar una Escopeta? La Web esta llena de cazadores Colombianos, Acercate a una armeria en tu pueblo y pregunta
👍👍👍💖💖💖
Cómo puedo comprar una escopeta de cacería
Vaya pregunta? en tu Pais vende Armas a los Civiles?
Ai voice over ruins the video.
Ain’t no way bro using Fortnite shotgun sounds😭😭
Just don't buy in Canada cause there's no factory help once you buy. You are on your own even with warranty concerns.
Justamente la número 1 del video es La MAS HORRIBLE DE TODAS.sigo sosteniendo que las MEJORES ESCOPETAS DE BROWNING FUERON LAS PRIMERAS osea la B25 como esas no hubo otras.
What I'd like to see is an option for all the target guns to come without choke tubes and no porting.
Franchi
what with the AI voice over...?????????????????
Wonder what that rubber overmold is gonna feel like in a few years after being in a gun safe around other guns with solvents in the air. Might get kinda tacky and I doubt Browning just gives away stocks and forearms.
Nothing in that video that is really impressive. Love my Brownings, but i will have to stick with the old school ones.
$2500 for a field gun? Nobody is going to pay that for a gun thats going to get dropped and scratched up. Thats why all you see in the field is mossbergs and stoeger. Target guns are different, there browning dominates
I’ve seen $10,000 shotguns on the shoulders of some upland hunters. So your “nobody” comment is at a minimum a gross exaggeration.
Jeeeeez. How about something other than an AI overlay.. takes away from what otherwise could have been an informative video
These are to expensive.
All over prised
Wake up!!
I love Browning guns , but I am afraid Browning is losing their market.
As soon as I hear the AI-generated voice, nope.
To Much 💵 For Its Low Capacity. Even Though Its Usage Isn’t Meant For Run & Gun Competitions. Bird & Trap Shooting.👍
They all fail in line of design etc... and everything you mention about them, it works reversible. Starting with a Clay target gun, it has to be on the havey side, "not light' for many reasons, and I can see with the naked eye that the drop of the stocks suites only field, not even a sportier, ( sportier likes compromise). Yes prices are low, but way shoot with the wrong gun, even to start with? Better no shoot at all!!
You need to wake up!!
Browning will not stand behind their products, and I have the proof. Once it reaches a certain age, they want deal with any problems. Totally unlike Ruger and Beretta. Though they make a nice, but expensive firearms, they will not guarantee their products.😢
That is so sad 😢
That’s been my experience too. Love my XBolt, Buckmarks and my Citori, but this is too true.
Nope! 🎉
All junk.
I watched 5 minutes of this garbage. I hope my watching doesn’t contribute to the video makers compensation. This is pure garbage…and I’m a Browning guy.
I can't agree more. An embarrassment for Browning.
Couldn't watch this entire video because the AI voice sucks.
I’ve just thrown up, the bull shite narrative is so much crap
Ugly shotguns.