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Recoil Reduction Browning Superposed

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paul7177	16-Jul-12 - 11:48 AM ET
BigM-Perazzi	16-Jul-12 - 12:10 PM ET
Big Jack	16-Jul-12 - 12:13 PM ET
wayneo	16-Jul-12 - 12:22 PM ET
Martin_CA	16-Jul-12 - 01:00 PM ET
bigben	16-Jul-12 - 01:46 PM ET
teddy34	16-Jul-12 - 02:59 PM ET
Hap MecTweaks	16-Jul-12 - 04:58 PM ET
Erik W	16-Jul-12 - 05:54 PM ET
gun1357	16-Jul-12 - 06:49 PM ET

Subject: Recoil Reduction Browning Superposed
From: paul7177
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Date: Mon, Jul 16, 2012 - 11:48 AM ET
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I have a Browning Superposed Broadway that kicks like a mule. Which would give the most recoil reduction for the money spent, forcing cone lengthening, or back boring? Thanks........

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Subject: Recoil Reduction Browning Superposed
From: BigM-Perazzi
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Date: Mon, Jul 16, 2012 - 12:10 PM ET
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1 oz.

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Subject: Recoil Reduction Browning Superposed
From: Big Jack
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Date: Mon, Jul 16, 2012 - 12:13 PM ET
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I shot a Broadway for many years that was fitted with two Edward's Reducers in the butt stock. Maybe just the weight added but it sure cut the kick out of the Browning. With the weight added against my body, it didn't seem to change the swing at all. Should have hung on to that gun!
Big Jack

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Subject: Recoil Reduction Browning Superposed
From: wayneo
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Date: Mon, Jul 16, 2012 - 12:22 PM ET
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Neither one will, plus you will ruin a great gun. JMO
Add more weight to the gun or lower payload weight and velocity, or all three.
Read the link.
Wayne

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Subject: Recoil Reduction Browning Superposed
From: Martin_CA
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Date: Mon, Jul 16, 2012 - 01:00 PM ET
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1oz loads, get the forcing cones done if they haven't been already, and get the gun to fit. If you're tall, you may need to lengthen the gun's LOP, and get a kickeez pad or similar,

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Subject: Recoil Reduction Browning Superposed
From: bigben
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Date: Mon, Jul 16, 2012 - 01:46 PM ET
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Paul, to a certain few a Browning Broadway will kick you you so hard you will think you went 15 rounds with Mike Tyson and lost, should you have the original concave butt pad, that is a real culprit coupled with the wrong pitch, try this, loosen the pad, get a bunch of 1/16 plasric washers fom your hardware store, place one in the TOP screw, and shoot, if the recoil is a little less, put another 1/16 washer in top screw until the gun recoils straight back, NOT into you face annd shoulder. I still cary a small scar under my cheekbone from this, a great gun, bad stock pitch for some, incinerate em!

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Subject: Recoil Reduction Browning Superposed
From: teddy34
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Date: Mon, Jul 16, 2012 - 02:59 PM ET
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Some people claim that forcing cone lengthening does no good. What I do know is that lengthening forcing cones made 2 superposed go from unshootable to being able to shoot all day for me. It worked the best on these guns than any other I have had it done to. Gary Owen

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Subject: Recoil Reduction Browning Superposed
From: Hap MecTweaks
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Date: Mon, Jul 16, 2012 - 04:58 PM ET
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If you bought the gun new, screwing with the barrel internals will void the lifetime warranty. I added 20 ounces of lead filled copper tubing in mine via drilling a hole in the stock.Shoots like a BB gun now in the felt recoil department!! Tamed down the felt recoil tremendously!!
Hap

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Subject: Recoil Reduction Browning Superposed
From: Erik W
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Date: Mon, Jul 16, 2012 - 05:54 PM ET
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I shot a Superposed "DUCK" full/full for a few years gunning in flushing dog field trials. Had forcing cones lengthened to MAX. Gun shot like a dream and recoil was reduced. This was shooting whatever sponsoring club provided all official guns to shoot.... usually 1 1/8 #6 A...K...ers. W/O modifcation, old supers are harsh! Eventually moved on to LW K80.

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Subject: Recoil Reduction Browning Superposed
From: gun1357
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Date: Mon, Jul 16, 2012 - 06:49 PM ET
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I have several Broadways. The one that kicks has not had the forcing cones removed. Ron

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