[Beretta687EELL]

I doubt you would get many that would complain, but they did make the Recoilless. Bill Malcolm

 

[Tron]

Yeah, but I don't want to offend anyone by naming models. But overall, it's hard to beat Browning for the buck.

 

[Tripod]

They don't cost enough to be popular with all shooters?

 

[StonewallRacing]

Anyone remember salt wood...

SW

 

[DJSims]

The Twelvette!

 

[acorange]

The A-500R/A-500G automatics were a very poor excuse of a shotgun.

 

[aabradley82]

I'll go along with the A500s. However the Double Auto/twelvette/twentyweight are not junk. Other than the real A5 they are the only browning auto I will shoot. Handle great, shoot good and don't break.

 

[Auctioneer]

I have picked up meaning to look at the new RETO A-5 and I don't think it would last a season on the bay duck hunting. They need to go back to the ORG A-5 design.

 

[1100 REMINGTON MAN]

Like all Mfg. some Great Models & some not

 

[JT 27]

My vote for The Recoilless Trap.

 

[southjblue]

Superposed---Broadway---Best kept secret-----If you can find one It'll last a lifetime----SJB

 

[SevenMaryThree]

Any autoloader with the Gold moniker.

 

[MDMike]

Wait until you see more of this "New" A5....

 

[NJCOP]

They made one called the Double Auto. It was a nice looking gun. My grandfather bought one. It gave him a bloody nose shooting it after shooting one round of trap. It wasn't one of his favorites.

 

[CalvinMD]

Even their worst were not really so bad.

 

[miketmx]

I bought an A500R in 1988 and it still works just fine in all weather for hunting but I admit that it does not get a lot of shells through it. I never had a problem with a Citori or any of the BT-99s that I owned either.

 

[oleolliedawg]

Recoiless, although it has a small cult following!!

 

[Sky Buster]

The current BT-99 is a "cheapened" version of the original BT.
The Cynergy has never gained any real popularity and has poor
resale value.

 

[Shooting Jack]

I was really surprised that some said something about the double auto and twelvevette. I had never seen one and bought one from an acquaintence a few years ago and tried it our on a skeet field and shot a 96. I still have never had it to malfunction in any way. Jackie B.