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BigJimP · April 21, 2011, 03:38 PM

The Browning BPS (pump gun) - is a much better gun / with a solid and proven track record - and a better gun for a leftie in my opinion. The BPS is cast neurtral / and ejects out of the bottom - and I like the location of the safety a lot better than the Remington's. But I'm primarily a "target shotgun" guy ....not a "Tactical shotgun" guy ... / but I still have the BPS's I purchased in the late 70's both in 12ga and 20ga...and they're solid guns ( the model I've bought is the Hunter model ) - but they make a number of models / and a couple in tactical configurations..

Just as a note ....I use Wilson Combat for gunsmithing that I can't do myself on all of my 1911's -- but I don't know if they will work on a Browning BPS ---- you'd have to call them ( there are a lot of 1911's they will not work on ).

April 21, 2011, 03:38 PM	#11
BigJimP Senior Member Join Date: February 23, 2005 Posts: 13,195	The Browning BPS (pump gun) - is a much better gun / with a solid and proven track record - and a better gun for a leftie in my opinion. The BPS is cast neurtral / and ejects out of the bottom - and I like the location of the safety a lot better than the Remington's. But I'm primarily a "target shotgun" guy ....not a "Tactical shotgun" guy ... / but I still have the BPS's I purchased in the late 70's both in 12ga and 20ga...and they're solid guns ( the model I've bought is the Hunter model ) - but they make a number of models / and a couple in tactical configurations.. Just as a note ....I use Wilson Combat for gunsmithing that I can't do myself on all of my 1911's -- but I don't know if they will work on a Browning BPS ---- you'd have to call them ( there are a lot of 1911's they will not work on ).