BROWNING A5 Upland

Overview

This lightweight wonder is built using a smaller-sized frame than the 12 gauge models to keep the 20 Gauge slim and light. Weighing under six pounds, the gun is a dream to carry all day through the fields, nimble to the shoulder, and packs plenty of punch when the time arrives to pull the trigger. Browning was the first firearms company to offer factory back-boring to shotguns for reduced recoil and improved patterns. Back-boring increases the inside bore diameter to its ideal, maximum allowable specification. This reduces friction between the shot cup and the barrel, allowing the energy developed by the powder to propel the shot pellets to a higher velocity. Three Invector-DS choke tubes (F, M, IC)