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Senior Member. I have a Browning X-Bolt rifle with the synthetic stock. Browning used something called "dura touch" on these stocks and after a few years the chemicals begin to breakdown and the stock becomes sticky. Browning will replace it but it's a pain to ship it back to them and then wait approx 9 months to get your rifle back.
Dec 21, 2010. #1. I have come across on several occasions regarding how bad Browning Firearms are. I was just wondering why people feel that way. What is it that makes Brownings such terrible guns. The price for brownings are pretty high, so why aren't there guns good. I purchased a Browning A-Bolt 300. wsm and i have pulled a few real nice ...
Expieriences range for firearm repair,from 1 hour to several months. This was a used bt99 and the shop sent it to Browning not the owner. The gunshop is who he should be aggravated with, not Browning. The gunshop should be fully aware of the turn around time dealing with Browning, if they have been in business selling shotguns for any length of ...
219 posts · Joined 2007. #13 · Aug 2, 2009. Excerpt from the "Blue Book of Gun Values", by S. P Fjestad: "During late 1966, Browning's salt wood problems began to emerge, and continued until 1972. Most experts have never seen a long tang salt gun, and therefore believe that almost 100% of the salt guns had short tangs."
Call Browning, yes, they own Winchester, ask for the parts dept. Tell them the issue with your SX-3 and have the serial number available. They should ship you a new stock and fore arm. They did this for me on my SX-3 and another fellow shooter with a Browning, same problem. bigbore613 and Octoberclaire2.
I am a sucker for Browning shotguns, not sure why but always loved shooting them. Especially the older ones. I always preferred my Remington's for hunting but old Browning's are sweet! My dad picked up a Double Automatic Twelvette from a co-worker in the late 80's for $150 bucks that I absolutely loved. Killed a thousand doves that thing.
SEMI-AUTO. ANY REVIEWS ON THE BROWN.BAR SHORTTRAC AN THE BENELLI R1. THE PRICE DIFF. IS NOT A PROB. Light weight is a plus and recoil, The benellies R1 you can switch barells to another cal. but to me is nice but not a must either. Wanting it in wood/buled, Give me your reviews and how they shoot. thanks-44. For the LORD taketh pleasure in his ...
Unlike "who ever heard of them" Turkish gun company, Browning has been in the business of quality firearms for generations of shooters. A used Browning could likely outlast the average recreational shooter. Beretta shotguns offer similar reliability. The same cannot be said for the flock of cheap and questionable imports.
This was history making for Browning, as the BAR was the first Browning firearm made in Belgium with assembly at an all new Browning plant in Viana, Portugal. Today, the Portugal factory has grown to be a major component of the Browning manufacturing system and is where the BAR continues to be assembled today, as well as the 12 and 20 gauge ...
Disappointed in Browning Customer Service. New member here. I recently got into trap shooting and even more recently decided to purchase a 725 Citori Trap gun. The gun was shooting and performing great for the first month of ownership. I might have had 250 rounds through the gun when I noticed one day the stock seemed loose.