Just got an old one “brand new” (my grandfather bought it in 1978 and never ever shot it). Can’t agree more with you. If you find one for sale, take it home and you will love it!

David funny you put this video out today. I just last week picked up a very early Superposed as the B25 is known on this side of the pond. This is my second one and it had a few features that piqued my interest. The stock is in custom dimensions to an optional recoil pad. The trigger guard has the original owners name engraved between the guard screws, both the trigger guard and guard screws are gold plated. All the forend metal is nickel plated. The 30 inch barrels are choked tight and tighter and topped by the at the time optional vent rib. Oh and it was built in 1937! I've put a few hundred shells through it on the clay range and there's no way I should hit as well with it as I do but there it is. It has wear and I plan to send it off for mechanical refreshing at the end of the season but it really works well. On our side of the pond parts for these are quite inexpensive for what they are. Thanks again!

Quality will always shine through David. Spot on matey!

Another informative and interesting vid.. Lovely bit of gear and for a grand or so it represents good value 👌

Good video Dave interesting to hear about mum. Shooting is in ur blood. I might starting looking for a b25. Great sporting gun

Hi David. I had a M2 custom once fantastic gun wish I had kept it.

Thank you again David looks a very nice gun.

Yep a b25 in whatever grade? my dream gun !- maybe when i sell the house?? A trip to Belgium for a new gun fitting!! Ive always fancied the d5g or even the b2g? Or perhaps the Cheverney? I think you're talking more money than You said tho Dave?? Haha- Ive seen a fair few old b25's but they are from my experience quite often very querky -cut, chopped & changed to fit different owners down the years! Like You said if You can get an orginal? Well maybe?? & on another note- all those beautiful hi grade game Brownings with fixed game boreings & also not forgetting the Mirokus too -what happens when the lead ban hits??

Lovely gun and a great video yet again , I like the way you explain things for a fairly new shootervto understand , could you do a video on the Browning b 425 as I have just purchased one ,Cheers

The gun you have in this video is a B125 A Grade, not a B25. The very fact it is multi choke should have told you that! These guns have Belgian actions but Japanese barrels.

Hi David, great video. What model of B25 is that A1, B1....? The multi chokes must have been retro fitted, were they? Love the channel, cheers! 👍

Cheers from Shotgun desert Germany 😎

Lovely looking gun , you shoot it well . How many cartridges would you say you shoot a week on average . I noticed when you shoot the gun recoils upward , when your ward shoots it recoils up and to the right , why is that .

Isn't that a b125 a which is basically a miroku made gun chequered , engraved and finished in belgium?

hi there was it an a1 i have a b25 b1 with 27/1/2 INCH barrells

Thhe only gun i regret not buying when i had the chance was a b25 evo2

That’s probably (exactly) what I’m looking for! Will I get one? Nope, my heart still says B2G LWT game!

Hi David I have a B25 30 inch The serial no is 945 S1

That’s a B125 Grade A built in Japan finished in Belgium. It’s not a B25. Great heavy barrels, nowhere near as sweet to shoot as a proper B25

1000£ ! No way. As of February 2024 the older ones are $5-12,000 USD on Gun Broker etc.

That’s not a B25. Japanese action B125 ;)