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I never knew this thing used a reciprocating barrel, that's so cool

"i have a plan..." "we need money..." "Tahiti..."

Everyone say thank you to John Moses Browning for being the fucking legend at gunsmithing he was

John Browning was too ahead of his time, imagine if he lived to see the end of WW2

My dad found one in 1997 in a wall of a house he purchased we still have it till this day beautiful piece of work 🔥

I thought I was straight tripping at first when I saw the shell ejection lmao

I love that you included the malfunctions. My grandfather gave me a Belgian made sweet 16 and it’s the most gorgeous gun I own

Browning was so far ahead of his time, all of his guns are elegant and incredibly well designed

First shot and it jams, that’s about right. Edit: omfg I’m sorry I said that I was wrong please stop blowing up my notifications

“I got a plan Arthur”

It would have been cool if you would show us the Speed Load capability of this unique shotgun.

“I wish things were different.. but it weren’t us who changed…” “He was good and he did good..” “It’s over, Abigail. It’s all over..”

The Browning Auto-5 is a semi-automatic shotgun that was designed by John Moses Browning and first manufactured by the Browning Arms Company in 1902. It was one of the first successful semi-automatic shotguns to be produced and remained in production until 1998. The Auto-5 has a distinctive humpback receiver design and was available in a variety of gauges, including 12, 16, 20, 28, and .410. It was also produced in a variety of models, including the Standard, Magnum, and Light Twelve. One of the unique features of the Auto-5 is its recoil-operated action, which uses the energy of the fired shell to cycle the action and load a new round. This design made the Auto-5 popular among hunters and shooters, as it reduced felt recoil and allowed for faster follow-up shots. In addition to its use as a hunting shotgun, the Auto-5 also saw military service in World War I and World War II, and was used by various law enforcement agencies. While the Browning Arms Company no longer produces the Auto-5, it remains a popular and collectible shotgun among hunters and shooting enthusiasts.

箱の中から弾を散りばめる音が凄く良い

For everyone wondering. That gun will not jam if you shoulder it properly, due to the reciprocating barrel action it has it needs a solid surface to recoil against or else it short stroke itself causing a failure to eject.

That shell loading is so smooth. You don't even hear any squeaking from the choke spring. Just crisp sliding

Wow! I didn't notice the movement of the barrel the first time I watched it. After reading the comments I had to rewatch it! Cool 😎

One of the most iconic shotguns around

There’s not a better semi auto shotgun out there! We called it the Humpback back in the day! Great gun.

Swap spring rings around for heavy or light loads to help stop stove piping 😁 mine has a little picture on the inside of the stock

It is so fascinating. Firearms always give me a wonderful feeling. There is no word that can describe this feeling in the world. Especially this relatively old gun! Thank you for creating this video🤗

My grandfather had one of these engraved with my family name. He was always very interested in our family history and managed to trace our ancestors back to the Norman Conquest Of Ireland almost 1000 years ago. It's an absolute beauty. Hasn't been fired in awhile though so I am hoping that changes soon.

One of the Greatest shotguns ever made!

That's a thing of beauty right there 😍 after realising how rough it is to load up a Spaz 12 that mechanism gets a lot more appreciation.

Just picked one up… love it

I have one of these 12gauges from my grandfather. 1938 good condition. Awesome for home defense or hunting.

Джон Мозес Браунинг был гениальным изобретателем который изменил ход истории, хотя сам этого не хотел.

Dude the barrel recoils back like artillery howitzers do!!! That's so cool

I use an a5 as my bird gun, and I have only one complaint after thousands of rounds. And that complaint is that the trigger is so light and crisp that I accidentally bump fire all three at once from my finger bouncing during recoil. Never had issues with stovepipes tho, so I might've found a good one

I knew the barrel moves but I didn't know it went that far back.

Wish I had sold my Browning. Great gun and reliable never had a jam worked fine every time. My first hunting shotgun

Such a cool piece of history; that reciprocating barrel is crazy!

My dad’s got a 20ga version. I grew up shooting with it. It’s such a sweet shotgun.

A friend of mine inherited one of these in 20ga. I believe it's technically a replica from the 50's, but it's practically identical. Amazing gun to shoot.

Great gun/design, I hunted with a Remington with a Browning patent for years. One of my favorite duck guns .

One of the best shotguns ever made, like the Remington guns, they're both awesome

You popped up on my shorts out of nowhere but boy am I glad you did

Such a fun one to shoot. I’ve got one built in the mid 70s. One cool thing he didn’t show was if you load a shell on an open bolt (through the loading door) it will immediately feed and close the bolt. But that slow mo shot is amazing

That first shot that failed to completely eject was the result of a soft hold. The reciprocating barrel was moving back and you can clearly see the whole gun push back without enough resistance to allow the full cycle.

I have a 1953 model. It’s my favorite firearm in my small collection and the one I care for the most

This is the kind of ammo Dave Chappelle was looking for when he went to go buy his first gun

Never knew it had a reciprocating barrel…

I love how it jammed the first round. Mine does that once in a while depending on what I feed it. I like fiochi cause it doesn't jam as much

John Moses Browning really earns his namesake by being the messiah of gunsmithing

Browning Auto loading A5. Pull chamber open load first shell into the bottom! Quickly sliding thumb off shell and it automatically loads the first round up into the chamber. My Pops had one just like it. We have a sweet 16 gauge of my uncle's that is over 50 years old and never has had a full box of shells run through it, he died right after he bought the gun.

Always wanted one of these

I use to own one. Nice, but heavy. Something in mine broke, and turned full auto.

Best Shotgun of all time. Absolutely worth collecting one!

What a piece of work that action is! Great footage 👍

Was raised using this gun. One of my favorites.

If you load a shell into the tube while the bolt is held open, it'll auto load it into the chamber

I love this channel, this guy lets the guns always do the speaking for him and it's so much better than any other

One of my favorite shotguns of all time! Beautiful

Beautiful but stick to the 16 and 20 for collector value

It feels like one of those cooking videos

I like seeing the barrel recoil of this historic vintage shotgun !

love your vids man

What a beautiful gun!

For an automatic shotgun those damn things kick like a mule

I've got an a5 in the sweet 16 and it's one of my most cherished possessions

I own this model A5 made in 1904. Mint condition found it in my grandafather attic /man cave packed in grease in a wooden shipping box. It came with him WW2 when he came home

I love that when the bolt is locked to the rear, all you have to do is put a round in the magazine tube and it chambers it for you.

Top 10 things to bring on the first day of school

Damn fine shotguns!

Thank you JMB for so many wonderful inventions

The first for a jam is a really jam

Пушка, красота.

Those are the prettiest shotgun shells EVER

Великое творение одного из гениев-конструкторов стрелкового оружия!

This was a game changing design, but fortunately designs have since changed. What I mean is, this is a long-recoil action: the barrel recoils the entire length of the stroke before unlocking, extraction and feeding. This increases felt recoil substantially. Short recoil and gas powered semiautomatics are more reliable and they kick less.

"Get a shotgun"

The perfect hunting shotgun doesn't exis-

That final scene be like: Snipers a good job mate

Yo watch out, this man got that Crown and King

Hunt Showdown Crown King in action ... Not too smooth, but still

Não esperava achar o Monark aqui

I absolutely adore this rifle

Never seen one of these before, looks fantastic and I bet it feels super comfortable to use

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Fun fact: first models of browning auto 5s charging handle didnt automaticly close after pulling back so you'd have to push them forward urself

Makes me feel nostalgic for my skeet days :D

Its like holding a Howitzer cannon. And kicks like one too!

JMB didn't have any prior gunsmithing skills and technology, he was just really good with working with metals, yet he created some of the most iconic weapons and calibers in history.

One of my first shotguns, it was my grandfathers and all writing on it was in German. It also had a unique magazine block on it that allowed you to eject a shell from the chamber without feeding another from the magazine.

That reciprocating barrel is just beautiful

Turn the spring ring around for low brass shells. High brass shells won't jam.

That reciprocating barrel is so cool

I've got a '33 model 11 (made under same license by Remington) and i thought mine was good looking lol. love the tooling in the frame and stock

My dad had a browning twelvette skeet gun. Very sweet gun

love the auto 5 so much 🥰

It jams instantly that's a neat feature.

I got a custom browning auto, full auto and engraved. Used it for competitive shooting. Also ran a 1910 trench shotgun, while others were using berg pumps.

This has gotta be the smoothest sounding gun I've ever heard

Grandpa owns one in Mexico. He got it from his father in 1953 and is his main weapon for home defense

I have a Browning Light Twelve that I inherited from my grandfather when he passed away. Looks VERY similar to this. Incredible gun I am honored to own.

I have one of these in a 20 gauge, was my dads, they are beautiful guns.

My favorite shotgun of all time. The original Shoulder Howitzer, with the recoil operating system. The longer reciever also gives a longer sight radius. People who have trouble with them don't understand that they are adjustable to your load. Learn the gun, and you'll never have a malfunction. It is the most complete semi-auto ever made still to this day, although there are a couple sweet little Ithicas that will give it a run for the money. Nothing wrong with all the others, though. I love a good older Remington 870, or a Mossberg 500.

In the earlier models, you have to hold the bolt release button when reloading, this issue was fixed in the later models.

I inherited one of these from my grandfather-in-law. I’ve never shot it but you’ve inspired me to!