Browning Shotgun

[Knifebar 0]

Hi

 

I was at the gun shop on Saturday to see what sort of gun I could afford. I was shown a Lanber Sport gun £550 new.

A medalist £750 (new) but he then gave me a BROWNING 525 Advance 28" M/C. I was impressed I think it was Grade 2.5 not sure what that means. It felt brilliant fairly light beautiful pistol grip etc. etc.

 

Has anyone got one of these guns as I did'nt ask him if it was steel proof or if I could shoot magnums? They were asking around £1100 for this gun.

 

 

Knifebar

[SNAP SHOT 194]

The browning 525 is an excellent weapon anywhere around 2000 euro for such, if you look after it, it'll not let you down, oil, clean etc..

i have the browning gold fusion s/a and would not part with it. good luck hope you get one you won't be disapointed.

even though the price would make ye

[Knifebar 0]

The browning 525 is an excellent weapon anywhere around 2000 euro for such, if you look after it, it'll not let you down, oil, clean etc..

i have the browning gold fusion s/a and would not part with it. good luck hope you get one you won't be disapointed.

even though the price would make ye

 

 

Thanks Snap Shot,

 

I have handled a few guns and this is the 1st gun I really felt like definately buying. It just felt a snug fit with nice lift and balance. I think I may have to buy on terms, ie need to put application to the wife to be passed for purchase.

 

Knifebar

[The Sporting Agent 0]

Don't go near the Medalist; its not made by Browning; but the 525 model range is great. The "2" means grade of finish I suspect; Browning usually do a 1,2,3,4,5; 5 being the best, although they have started caling them prestige, ultra etc

 

525 = GREAT GUN

[Aaron 3]

there a great gun, all the 525 are steel proofed and will take 3 inch cartridges.

 

Regards

 

Aaron

[SNAP SHOT 194]

Knifebar, did you ever hear of the term SPOUSE ADJUSTED CURRENCY all you do is thinkof a figure she will accept and tell her that's what it costs......... THEN HAPPY DAYS.

[Knifebar 0]

Knifebar, did you ever hear of the term SPOUSE ADJUSTED CURRENCY all you do is thinkof a figure she will accept and tell her that's what it costs......... THEN HAPPY DAYS.

 

 

 

Never did but I think it's going to get its maiden voyage here. Although I have her "trapped". She wants to go on a Hen Weekend with some friends and she asked would it be OK, all I could think of was "CHECK MATE" or "BORWNING 525".

 

 

Knifebar