Browning 2000
Has anyone heard of a Browning 2000 shotgun with a curve in the stock. it's not much of a curve, but it's there. Is it done for skeet shooting. If you hold the shotgun it curves to the right. Any help?
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Yes, I had one once. They are gas operated, made in Belguim. I believe they were available in the early 80's or so. The one I had was a 20ga I bought new for my son. The barrels were choked (no tubes). It had a loading port on the left side of receiver. Mine was a right handed gun. Not a bad gun..but we traded for another after a few years. They are supposed to be quite reliable. 0 -
I have one in 12 gauge. I actually have not noticed the curve. Do you mean in the buttstock? Is it a cant? I am left-handed, and this is a right-handed gun. Usually, many Brownings have a quite neutral cant.
This is an interesting gun, very reliable, well designed, and with good workmanship (made in Belgium). It holds a shell in the chamber and two in the magazine, and has the port on the left side, so it is quite convenient for me, as a lefthander, to load it through the left port.
There are designations on the chamber area to indicate the choke.0 -
quote:Originally posted by stevecrea
I have one in 12 gauge. I actually have not noticed the curve. Do you mean in the buttstock? Is it a cant? I am left-handed, and this is a right-handed gun. Usually, many Brownings have a quite neutral cant.
This is an interesting gun, very reliable, well designed, and with good workmanship (made in Belgium). It holds a shell in the chamber and two in the magazine, and has the port on the left side, so it is quite convenient for me, as a lefthander, to load it through the left port.
There are designations on the chamber area to indicate the choke.
The curve is in the butt stock0 -
Stock cant is done for several reasons, the most common is for right hand shooters that are left eye dominant. 0
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