Browning A5 High Grade Hunter Sweet Sixteen 16 Gauge 28" Semi-Auto Shotgun – 119055004 For Sale
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The Browning A5 High Grade Hunter Sweet Sixteen 16 Gauge 28″ Semi-Auto Shotgun is a testament to enduring quality and innovation in firearm craftsmanship, revered for its balance and power combination unique to the 16 Gauge. Known as the “Gentleman’s Gauge,” it offers hunters the perfect mix of a 20 Gauge’s balance with the 12 Gauge’s power, ensuring superior patterning precision. This modern iteration pays homage to the original Browning Auto-5, lauded for its reliability and handling. With a lighter, smaller receiver and the Invector-DS choke tube system, it enhances weight distribution and performance. The shotgun’s iconic humpback receiver profile improves sighting, and its high-grade variant boasts a gloss black receiver with intricate scrollwork and elegant Grade AAA gloss finish maple stock. Its kinematic drive system efficiently utilizes kinetic energy to convert recoil into smooth mechanical motion, handling even 1-ounce field loads with reliability. This masterpiece leverages gases expelled through the barrel for pristine operation without adjustments, embodying the legacy and refined appeal of the Browning A5 Sweet Sixteen.
What is a Browning A5 sweet sixteen?
The Browning A5 Sweet Sixteen is a popular variant of the Browning Auto-5, a semi-automatic shotgun designed by John Browning. The “Sweet Sixteen” refers specifically to the 16-gauge version of this shotgun, which is known for its relatively lightweight design compared to the standard 12-gauge versions. Originally produced from 1936 until 1976, the Sweet Sixteen is cherished for its balance, reliability, and the distinctive “humpback” design of the Auto-5’s receiver, which aids in quick target acquisition. It’s a favorite among collectors and hunters who appreciate its craftsmanship and historical significance.
When did Browning stop making the Sweet 16?
Browning initially stopped producing the Sweet 16, a variation of the Browning Auto-5 shotgun, in 1976. However, they later reintroduced it in a modern version in 2016.
What is the rarest Browning gun?
The rarest Browning gun is typically considered to be the Browning Superposed, particularly early production models and those with unique engravings or custom features. The Superposed was the last firearm design by John Browning and became famous for its craftsmanship and quality. Specific models or variants within the Superposed series can be extremely rare and valuable, especially if they have distinctive characteristics or a celebrated provenance.
Does the Browning A5 kick hard?
The Browning A5 is known for having moderate recoil. Its design includes features like the “Kinematic Drive System,” which helps manage and reduce perceived recoil compared to other semi-automatic shotguns. However, the felt recoil can vary based on the load being used, the fit of the firearm, and the individual shooter’s experience and sensitivity to recoil. Overall, many users find the Browning A5 manageable, but perceptions of recoil can be subjective.
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