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Browning Automatic-5
Period Designed
1898 - 1900
Action
Long-recoil gas operated
Feed System
Tubular magazine
Ammunition Loading
4+1-rnd tube or 8+1-rnd tube
Barrel Length
• 508mm (20")
Rifling
Multiple types available;
Sights
Iron sights (on some models)
The Browning Automatic-5 (shortened as Auto-5 ) is an American shotgun developed in the late 19th Century by John Browning .
The weapon was patented in 1900, and serial production began from FN Herstal in 1902 and ended in 1998 with commemorative models in 1999. Multiple other companies were contracted to manufacturer the gun, such as Remington and Savage Arms . Browning released the Browning A5 in 2014 as a similar firearm.
Variants [ ]
The Auto-5 came in multiple minor versions, including models of varying barrel length, cartridges, different sights, extended tube, or alternate stocks.
Browning Auto-5 Original model manufactured by FNH .
Miroku Auto-5 Model manufactured by Miroku .
Remington Model 11 Model manufactured by Remington .
Savage Model 720 Model manufactured by Savage Arms .
Savage Model 745 Model manufactured by Savage Arms . Derivatives Browning A5 2014 model by Browning Arms Company
Franchi AL-48 Borrows recoil design, manufactured by Franchi .
Remington Model 11-48 Borrows recoil design, manufactured by Remington .
Savage Model 755 Borrows recoil design, manufactured by Savage Arms .
Savage Model 775 Borrows recoil design, manufactured by Savage Arms .
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