Curator's Corner: Shotgun Series - The Over-Under Browning Superposed Shotgun

NRA National Firearms Museum's Senior Curator Phil Schreier joins John Popp on this segment of Curator's Corner. Sitting in the museum, the two take a closer look at a more unusual shotgun: the Over-Under Browning Superposed. The over-under represents the high end of engraved arms made under the Browning trademark. While most shotguns require you to drop the gun down to discard the shells, this one twists to the side allowing the shells to fly away from you rather than at your face. Tune in to see the twist, turn and side ejection!
To find more than 10,000 zoomable images of the 3,000 firearms at the museum at the NFM's website, www.NRAmuseum.com. www.NRAnews.com. (Originally aired on Sportsman Channel Cam & Co. 4/29/13).

[@robertcolyer3321]

This is posted wrong its not a browning superposed its a Belgium Superbritte

[@kilroy44none85]

2:20....ouch

[@oldmanlung]

Incredible firearm! Regards from Canada

[@eric21881]

i just inherited a superposed with a s/n of 13XX(puts it at late 1931, maybe 1932) and its in real nice shape, some slight finish issues on the bottom right before the wood, i think thats from when my great grandpa went hunting with it. other than that the gun almost immaculate. took it out a few days ago, first time that guns been shot since 1976, shot like an utter dream. my favorite gun

[@BirdogEd]

Great place to visit! My tour was very nice,and the staff was pleasant and very helpful. Go NRA!

[@L3GN5RW9]

Good stuff, good history

[@Captain-Electro]

I have got to go to that museum one day!

[@skittlezmac]

this ain't no superposed

[@donovanhill6078]

yeah my superposed looks a lot different

[@firemasterx23]

gee i wonder where i can get one -_-

[@KowboyUSA]

"Wow" is right.