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BigJimP · February 9, 2011, 05:36 PM

Browning BPS Hunter model with a 28" barrel.

I think its the smoothest action on a pump gun on the market / 28" barrel does a lot of things well ....for clays, for feathers and for deer ...

I also like the Browning BPS - because it ejects hulls out of the bottom / the safey is easy to manipulate with gloves on - on top of the tang / and its stock is cast neutral ( so it doesn't favor a leftie or a rightie )....

To me, it does everything very well ..../and I happen to have one in 12ga and one in 20ga that I purchased in the late 70's ....and they're still solid guns ...with many thousands of shells thru them ( even though I don't shoot them much anymore ). I did take the 12ga out to the skeet range last week ...and managed a 23 with it ...

February 9, 2011, 05:36 PM	#2
BigJimP Senior Member Join Date: February 23, 2005 Posts: 13,195	Browning BPS Hunter model with a 28" barrel. I think its the smoothest action on a pump gun on the market / 28" barrel does a lot of things well ....for clays, for feathers and for deer ... I also like the Browning BPS - because it ejects hulls out of the bottom / the safey is easy to manipulate with gloves on - on top of the tang / and its stock is cast neutral ( so it doesn't favor a leftie or a rightie ).... To me, it does everything very well ..../and I happen to have one in 12ga and one in 20ga that I purchased in the late 70's ....and they're still solid guns ...with many thousands of shells thru them ( even though I don't shoot them much anymore ). I did take the 12ga out to the skeet range last week ...and managed a 23 with it ...