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Browning BPS

sammash
Hi everyone,
I have a Browning BPS 20 gauge pump. It was manufactured in 1983. The barrel is not set up for a choke, and I am wondering if it will be ok for duck hunting. It will hold both 2 3/4 and 3" shells. Someone at Dick's told me that these non-choke barrels are set up like a full choke barrel. Is this true or should I be looking for another shotgun? Thanks
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  • sammash
    I have a Browning BPS I'm looking to sell to make room for my new 1187 I just bought. I loved the Browning but I'm and auto guy now. I bought this gun a few years ago from a guy who won it at banquet or something. The gun has has a 28" barrel, and is the invector plus field model. Hardly used it, as I also enjoy my 870 and my old Remington Sportman 58 16 guage auto. This is a really sweet gun it has dark walnut stock and engravings on each side, one with ducks and the other side has pheasants. I would bet that I haven't shot 30 shells through this thing in 3 years (I guess I just don't miss!!). What would a guy expect to get for something like this? I paid just about $400 for it back then, I would assume it's worth at least that being that the guy needed cash and I was Johnny on the spot. I don't have the extra choke tubes, but have a manual I printed off the Internet (Browning's web site).
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  • perry shooter
    I can't tell what exactly what you are asking but many of the BPS Brownings have a MAGAZINE CUT OFF This is a ring on the front of the action you rotate about 20 degrees one position is repeter and the other is single shot Could this be something you forgot and have this Shot Gun in single shot MODE[?][?]
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  • MIKE WISKEY
    the bps is a redo of the Ithaca m-37, reassmbly is similar. the carrier goes in first then the bolt.
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