Browning B25 B2G 206 Sporting pair Eastfield Gunroom Review

[@juancarlosbelletti6335]

Siempre lo comente LAS PRIMERAS B 25 Y LAS 125 FUERON LAS MEJORES ESCOPETAS QUE FABRICO LA EMPRESA. yo tube hace muchos años un B25 super trap y la use durante 24 años y NUNCA ME DIO UN PROBLEMA y el grabado era C3. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@gerryohara6633]

Brilliant review Matt. I have had the pleasure in owning two but it is interesting to note that whomever ordered them did not possibly take the time to ensure a matched pair in every sense. Nevertheless a beautiful pair of B2Gs.

[@eastfieldgunroom]

Thank you for your comment. As I said in the video I believe that the reason for the guns being paired as they are may have been a hurried purchase. Kind regards, Matthew

[@garrett1784]

Great video would love to see some Rizzini's on the channel at some point.

[@eastfieldgunroom]

Thank you for your comment. There may well be some Rizzinis on the channel at some point. Kind regards, Matthew

[@bruceyeoward6544]

I have not seen a Browning 206 in Oz, when they where released in the late 1980's, the market was Beretta 680 & Miroku 3800SW etc, the Browning B25 was 4x the price. Oz was known as "Browning land" these where trap/skeet guns B25's A to F grade, Browning did not capture the "sporting" gun market, now rectified with 525, Citori which have a good market share.

[@eastfieldgunroom]

Thank you for your comment Bruce. It is strange that in all my years being around guns I never had any contact from an Australian regarding a B25. Such a shame that you don't really see them as they are superb guns. Kind regards, Matthew

[@dc6869]

Cracking video Matt.i was at a shoot in the early 90's and an old boy had a b2g.he let me have a shot with it,26" with a roach belly stock, FABULOUS.

[@eastfieldgunroom]

Thank you for your comment. They are superb guns no question. Kind regards, Matthew

[@markbaillie2895]

A good friend has 1,roach belly stock,the reason she bought it it had lab's Ingraved on it😊,beautiful gun.

[@GerryOHara-dm4dg]

Understood and noted.

[@grahamedwards9920]

A great review Matt. Next time you review a gun with that Prince of Wales style pistol grip it would be interesting to know a bit more about it - is it more functional than we give it credit for - it always looks classy and I associate it with ‘best guns’ but I’ve never heard a more detailed explanation - if there is one you’re the man - of why it’s on some guns and not others - maybe just cosmetic? I’m a fan of that style and if it comes with what I think they call a London forend and ‘tear drops’ I’m half way to making a purchase even if I only went in for a tin of barrel cleaner🤷‍♂️🙄.

[@eastfieldgunroom]

Thank you for your comment a kind words. Notes regarding the semi pistol grip. Personally I don't find them deep enough for my hands. That said I like the aesthetics of them. Kind regards, Matthew

[@grahamedwards9920]

@@eastfieldgunroom Thanks Matt. “Deep enough” - that may well be the answer - strict functionality v. aesthetics.👍

[@paulwilson7234]

Another excellent video.

[@eastfieldgunroom]

Thank you for your comment. I'm pleased that you enjoyed the video. Kind regards, Matthew

[@dazzler5012]

Another really informative video and well presented. Just trying to decide b525, SP or something else! lol.

[@eastfieldgunroom]

Thank you for your comment. Contact me directly for advice if you wish. [e-mail]. Kind regards, Matthew

[@ronaldjohnson1474]

The collectors' market is so fickle, I don't know whether it's more prudent to use collectibles or relegate them to the safe.

[@eastfieldgunroom]

Thank you for your comment. I completely agree but I think ultimately my view on this would be to enjoy the guns that you have because life is too short not to. Kind regards, Matthew