Great video. Mine is a 1954 thanks to you. :}

Art , any advice for a man that has the modern Miroku version of the gun. Failing to eject a spent case fully but is feeding the next round . Have replaced the ejector and spring and deep cleaned . Exact same issue . Been to two gunsmiths , to no avail . Any advice greatly appreciated .

As usual, you make it all so easy to understand. I’m currently shopping for a 11-48 or 48 in 16 gauge. Right out of the gate, I’ll order one of your kits and get things off to a good start.

Had to use an impact driver for 2 hours on an Spanish Mauser FR8 because the action screws were glued in. I still had to use the impact even when the screw was 1 revolution out so stubborn was the glue in the threads.

Tengo una 1903 pero se quebró una piesa del seguro

Thanks For this

So will model 11 parts fit American browning the stock and forearm

So will model 11 parts fit American browning the stock and forearm

Bought my 16 for 100.00 about 30 years ago .

I have a new A5 Sweet Sixteen. The 1st thing you realize when you pick it up is it's weight.

How did you repair the loose stock? Mine is loose and I was wondering what I can do to fix that. Do you have a video on that?

ok, my A5 have 173582 number. How year are made?

Thank you for the video. I was able to determine my light 12 auto 5 was made in 64, 1 year before my dad was born

Whats this cost to restore a gun

Great video Art. Thankyou

How many of these Browning's do y'all normally have in stock ? (Rough Estimate)

Great video! Thank you.

Thank you

I just bought one was told 1926 the serial #6001 bottom of receiver with no Letters?? I’m confused I thought they all had a mode letter? Also has 3 different dates on the side 1901, 1902, and 1903

Where do you order the kit from?

So mines a 1925

Your lost

Fantastic video sir.

I have one with the serial number on the plate near the magazine: T50781. Can you tell me what year it is? Made in Belgium, 22 long rifle.

I just bought a grade 2

A family shotgun passed down through the years from those long gone. But memories relived when the S16 goes afield..thanks for the informative video

Nice collection, i never knew Browing SA 10 had variety of models.

I just looked at the historical paper I got from Browning. My 1953 Superposed 12 gauge Grade 1 was sold at a Macy's Department Store in Herald Square in New York City. It sold for $188.11 ! If you don't have a historical record get one from Browning. It is a cool piece of history. Cost is $49.00 and worth every penny.

you failed to mention saltwootd.

I inherited my father's Belgium browning and I can't tell the year of manufacturer. It is labeled L and four digits that start with 6xxx. According to the chart it should fall between 1953-1954, but the serial number is greater than the last one manufactured in 1953, but less than the first one in 1954. Does anyone know why this serial number is not included in the chart? What happened to L-4451 through L-23799?

Do you put a protective coating on top of that?

Great video. I learned to shoot on one of these, a Belgian model. Unfortunately it was stolen years ago from my Dad's place. I think these rifles are works of art. They're beautiful. I didn't know about the top loading version.

Very helpful. Thanks for the video!

Will you have spring kits for 11-48, 28s and 410s?

Hi, I was given a Win. M-70 Pre 64 with the Bolt missing!? Will a Post 64 Bolt work with some modifications?

Don't miss it.

I took Rays course and found Ray to be a true artist and humanitarian. You truly get your moneys worth. If you truly want to learn metal engraving, take Rays course. Thank you so much Ray for sharing your knowledge with me Ray. God Bless!!!

I picked up an 11-48 in 16 ga that is leaving a slight dished impression of the bolt face on the brass shell casing. I also noticed that although it is firing and cycling, it seems to be shooting at a reduced velocity. I can bust clays with it but it's useless for hunting. Everything that I've shot with it has flown away like nothing ever happened. I did a water bottle test at 15 yds comparing the 16 ga 1⅛ oz #7½ with a 20 ga ⅞ oz #7½ and a 12 ga 1⅛ #7½ . The 20 ga and 12 ga both exploded the water bottle but the 16 ga only penetrated the front and only knocked the bottle over. Something ain't right with this gun. Any ideas?

Does the barrel look alittle bent downward?

I have one of the old model 11s and i was wondering if you would put out a short video showing how to replace the fiber cushion.... This is the one part of this gun i cant seem to find any reliable videos or other content on at all. Thanks in advance!

Ok i have a Browning A4 serial L 47721 which is not 1954 or 1955 according to your list? What gives with that?

Does this guide works even for BAR 2 light?

what about the 720 savage

Do you blue the block and firing pin and all the internals as well?

Thank you, Art! Always nice to learn from you :-)

Well I’ll be damned - mine was made in 1926. (Ser # 44343)

How do I order your 12ga 11-48 rebuild kit? I just got one in great shape and would like to refresh it. Its a LUU serial number. Assuming 2/49 build date

The older you get the less you want to carry, I went to a franchi AL 48 20 ga 5.5# same action.😊

Just amazing. Great sense of humor, too!!!

i have one made in 68.does it have the rust problem too?