Grades of Browning Superposed Shotguns

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The Browning Superposed shotgun brought a high-quality over/under to the masses. Designed by the legendary John Moses Browning in the late 1920s, it became one of the most popular o/u shotguns in the world. Such widespread popularity brought about a number of embellishments in several factory grades of finish.
Our May Premier Auction has a consecutively numbered set of Browning Superposed all chambered in .410, which provide an excellent opportunity to examine the differences in the various grades of these quintessential shotguns. Rick even explains the changing in their naming conventions and how Browning has added and removed grades through the decades.
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[@juancarlosbelletti6335]

Esas Si que son ESCOPETAS. Y sobretodo bastante accesibles. No se necesita nada más.❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@STEVEOMEMES]

Thank's for that.... Fine Browning Shotguns right there !!!

[@chrischiampo7647]

😀😮😊👍🏼 Love All Brownings 😀😮😊

[@c10wiremantawwallace13]

I had to buy the newer Citori Gran Lightning so I could make my Dianna Grade gun be a safe queen. She is just too beautiful to use in the fields to hunt with. Thank you, dad, for passing it down to me.

[@danonoveh8114]

That's a set to behold forsure, 👍🏻🥰❤️

[@AntoineWilliams7118]

Thanks for the educational video

[@greedygringoprospecting6941]

beautiful engraving.

[@davidisaacson5993]

Sweet!!

[@sb859]

In the 12 and 20 gauges, you could also get a Grade IV that was "Dogs and Foxes." I don't think that version of the Gr IV was around when this .410 set was completed.

[@juancarlosbelletti6335]

Y las B25 son lo mejor que fabrico BROWNING. La sigla B es de Browning y 25 es que la primera que construyó la firma fue en el 1925. De ahi el B25. Maravillosas. Es la única escopeta que tiene el caño superior un poco adentro de la báscula. Todas las demás el cañón superior está afuera.

[@mikesabo5151]

Do they still make this ?

[@athlone73]

Sorry if long story,try keep short. I grew up with my uncle,thought me everything fishing,shooting. I worked away for years and just home and having some precious days together again. When I was a kid my uncle had a browning under and over,back then I walked every chance I could with that gun and our dogs. Recently I brought it out again for a few shots and it is as tight and sweet as anything,at least 40 years old now. I think it's a b25 because of age,it's has a bit of engraving but nothing fancy. I wish I could share a photo. What I'm asking is if it is 40 years old does that mean it's a b25?

[@sb859]

It could be a Citori if only 40 years old; if the forearm comes off, its a Citori. If it only slides forward, then its a B25.

[@athlone73]

@@sb859 the only stamp I can see on it is Liege so I presume Belgian made and the forearm is removable.

[@ernesthercher5193]

The Leige is a Belgian made gun that is a complete different model from the Superposed or Citori. They didn’t make them very long. I used to own one they are nice guns.