Is the Browning 525 a good shotgun?

Is the Browning 525 a good shotgun?

The Browning 525 offers much improved performance and shows just what can be done to a basic model with a little well-thought re-specification. Though it looks externally similar, it is a significant improvement on any Japanese Browning offered previously.

Is a Browning 525 steel proof?

This gun is well presented in all departments. The internally plated barrels are chambered for 3in (76mm) cartridges and bear fleur-de-lis proof marks for steel shot (a useful feature, but something we must all pray will not be inflicted on us any more than at present).

Is Browning Citori same as 525?

The Japanese-made Browning, sometimes called a Citori, came to the market sometime around 1980 and was a hit from the start. It evolved from the 325, to the 425 and, more recently, the 525 (an essentially similar gun to the British specifified 525, the 625, was available only in the US).

When did the Browning 525 come out?

2003
The B525 arrived in 2003. Previous models all played their part in its design: the B125, which appeared in 1985, the B325 in 1991 and the B425 in 1995.

How much does a Browning 525 Sporter weigh?

Weight. The game model shown weighs 7.1/4lb.

Where is Browning B525 made?

Browning B525 Hunter shotgun: This Browning B525 Hunter shotgun is a great little Japanese-made 20-bore.

What is the difference between Browning Citori and Citori 725?

Compared with the Citori 625, which Browning rolled out in 2008, the 725 is sleeker, in keeping with the trend toward low profile over-and-under actions. Its thinner look is no optical illusion.

Where are Browning a5 shotguns made?

Browning-designed Auto-5 shotgun made the move from Belgium factories to Miroku, in Japan.

How good are Browning guns?

The Browning marque is a popular choice with shooters due to the guns’ celebrated build quality and reliability with an industry leading manufacturer’s warranty. The brand is still the benchmark for all over-and-under shotguns.