This is the cylindrical part of a rifle that is inserted into the back of a receiver. The handle on the bolt that is used to unlock the bolt (by lifting upward) and pulling the bolt rearward (to eject a cartridge) and close the bolt (and load a cartridge). This is the kind of rifle used for practice shooting and small animals. Long Rifle and 22 Magnum cartridges are NOT interchangeable.Ī rifle designed to shoot a small. The A-Bolt 22 rimfire is available in 22 Magnum. The caliber of cartridge used in the A-Bolt 22 (except Magnum models).Ī rimfire caliber that utilizes a longer cartridge than the standard 22 Long Rifle cartridge. So, if in doubt, please check with your Browning dealer or the ammunition company before using new loads in your shotgun. Obviously, we have no control over the ammunition companies and the loads they will produce in the future. Nearly all Browning firearms manufactured after 1975 have two letters in the serial number. This "ring" effect does not affect the function or safety of the firearm. Our conclusion is that the most significant objection, the slight ring, is entirely cosmetic. From our tests we could determine no adverse effect on pattern or shot velocity because of this ring. 005 of an inch above the plane of the barrel, completely encircling the barrel. In not all, but a number of instances a very slight ring will develop about 1 1/2" to 3" rearward of the muzzle. With this new Invector barrel installed on the Belgian-made Auto 5 receiver, steel shot loads can be used. Note: Belgian Auto 5 barrels are interchangeable with the new Invector barrels which are made in Japan. The Belgian-made Auto 5, Superposed, and other Belgian Over/Under models, Double Automatic, Auto 5 and all other models not listed in category 1 or 2. The B-2000 and B-80 shotguns with conventional chokes (Non-Invector) WILL ACCEPT ALL CURRENT FACTORY STEEL SHOT LOADS EXCEPT THOSE WITH T, F, BB AND BBB SIZE SHOT: They pattern too tightly, and sometimes result in a "blown" pattern.Ģ.
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WILL ACCEPT ALL CURRENT FACTORY STEEL SHOT LOADS:Īll Browning shotguns with the Invector choke or Invector-Plus tube systems, However, we do not recommend the use of Invector full or extra full chokes with steel shot. The damage to your gun is purely cosmetic, but the "bulge" can be a factor in resale, especially with collector-grade shotguns.Īccordingly, our recommendations concerning the use of steel shot in Browning shotguns is as follows:ġ. In certain models, shooting steel shot may cause a slight "ringe bulge" just inches behind the muzzle. However, there are limitations to the compatibility of many older Browning shotguns with conventionally choked barrels. All current Browning shotguns with the Invector or Invector-Plus choke tube system are fully steel shot compatible with current factory loads.
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