These have lots of people complaining about them on forums; does anyone out there have one and like it?

sorry no endorsement here..since they have changed to the current style and I owned a few..any new Brownings I buy are fixed Monte Carlo and cut by a pro after the sale

CalvinMD

What were the problem(s) you experianced?

I do not have a clue about this topic. I have a Browning Citori O/U with a factory adjustable comb. I use the gun for doubles, my average is 91 and so I ask - what is your problem. Set the gun up so you can smash targets and then stop fooling with the adjustments.

"what is your problem. Set the gun up so you can smash targets and then stop fooling with the adjustments."

IMHO, an adjustable comb is an accessory used to get the gun fit/obtain the POI desired and then left alone; not adjusted any time a shooter has a "bad day" etc.

My question related more to, once it is set, properly, locked down as per the instructions and left alone, does it stay put where it was set or move after a lot of shooting?

Nope, buy a Monte Carlo and send it to Graco. They do the best job I've seen and they are reasonable and will turn it around in 2 weeks.

My comb does not loosen left to right. That is a pretty beefy screw and I can really tighten it up without fear of damage. The comb height part is different as the size of the screws is downsized. But I control that height with spacers. Yes, I can feel when it is loosening, but the spacers prevent any change to the POI so it really doesn't matter.