[rickfischer51]

Can anyone confirm for me that a Browning Superposed cocks on opening?

 

[JACK]

and why would you think differently?

 

[BigM-Perazzi]

I believe they all do.

'cept maybe a Darne...

 

[pitt4570]

yes it does

 

[Barry C. Roach]

yup

 

[broadwaybill]

What they said.

Fifteen two and a pair is four.

Bill

 

[mixer]

My 43yo Browning Broadway has always done it that way.

Eric

 

[Barry C. Roach]

Other than the KS-KX5's what other dedicated clay target gun cocks other than on the break?

 

[ljutic73]

Roger that!

Ron Burr

 

[rickfischer51]

Thanks for the input.

It was my impression that it did, but I was told the reason cases are made to store the gun knocked down was because it cocks on closing, so taking it apart was the way to store it without tension on the trigger springs. I always thought the knocked down cases were just more convienent to haul around.

 

[wayneo]

If you broke the gun open after your last shot to remove the empty case, the gun is now cocked again. Breaking it down does not "un-cock" the gun. You have to pull the trigger to do that.

Wayne