funny! thanx..Won't work. Unless you're Speedy Gonzales on the reload
This is why I asked
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As you can see I am not familiar with the gun...The quote you posted is by someone unfamiliar with, never saw or held the particular firearm, probably a gun magazine writer. The RecoilLess is a single shot bolt action trapgun, I have owned four of them at one time. It is not a "semi-auto" shotgun.
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The bolt does not move, once it is turned and locked, just like any bolt action rifle.
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How so?"Real heavy loads for shoot-offs," that was the interesting part.
yes & and it holds only one shotshell.Do you use the bolt to open, load and cock the gun?
Off hand comment from an obscure forum from 9 years ago? Haha.This is why I asked
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Yup..Off hand comment from an obscure forum from 9 years ago? Haha.
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The reason I have an interest in the recoilless is because a friend of mine just purchased the Beretta UGB25...so I want something different and not copy him!It is still a heck of a gun. Browning made it's usual marketing mistake of coming out with something new and giving up on it instead of refining it to make it a better commodity to market. Every once in a while when I get that tinge in my shoulder, I drag my Recoil Less out of the safe and fire a couple hundred rounds through it. I am trying out a left hand Fabarm Velocity XLR 5 to shoot doubles, but it is still not as soft a shooter as the Browning. Next I am trying the Beretta UGB25 Excel. I have shot one of these and while still not as soft as the Browning it is pretty close.
Maybe so, I don't knowArnold55
My best guess is he is talking a bout the old Browning Double Automatic.
A much different gun. Or maybe he was just confused.
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Did anyone ever make a release trigger for the Recoilless?It is still a heck of a gun. Browning made it's usual marketing mistake of coming out with something new and giving up on it instead of refining it to make it a better commodity to market. Every once in a while when I get that tinge in my shoulder, I drag my Recoil Less out of the safe and fire a couple hundred rounds through it. I am trying out a left hand Fabarm Velocity XLR 5 to shoot doubles, but it is still not as soft a shooter as the Browning. Next I am trying the Beretta UGB25 Excel. I have shot one of these and while still not as soft as the Browning it is pretty close.
I had an UGB25 for a couple years, put about 20k rounds through it with a Wenig stock on it. I loved shooting it and only sold it to pay for the next gun that I was jonesing for.It is still a heck of a gun. Browning made it's usual marketing mistake of coming out with something new and giving up on it instead of refining it to make it a better commodity to market. Every once in a while when I get that tinge in my shoulder, I drag my Recoil Less out of the safe and fire a couple hundred rounds through it. I am trying out a left hand Fabarm Velocity XLR 5 to shoot doubles, but it is still not as soft a shooter as the Browning. Next I am trying the Beretta UGB25 Excel. I have shot one of these and while still not as soft as the Browning it is pretty close.