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The Other Great Guns of John Browning (Page 2)

Browning gave us the world’s greatest pistol and so much more.

May 18, 2011

Space runs out quickly when profiling the guns of John Browning, and this doesn’t even touch on his military rifles and machine guns that helped win several wars, some of which are still in service around the world. Then there are his slide-action Winchester .22s, the great Colt Woodsman pistol, the Remington Model 8 semi-auto rifle and so many more. Perhaps another article for another time.

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Dan wrote:
August 31, 2013

What about the Win. 92?

Ithaca Man wrote:
May 01, 2012

I have really enjoyed the Browning design Ithaca Model 37 bottom eject shotgun design. BPS pump Browning design alike.

Blaine wrote:
June 16, 2011

I just received a Colt 1903 Hammerless .32 for my birthday. The pistol has been passed down from my great-grandfather, to my grandfather, and to me. I think it is one of the smartest looking pistols ever designed.

Bill wrote:
May 21, 2011

I really wonder when the day will come when we stop trying to make anything more than the loosest of connections between JMB and the P-35 Hi-Power. Small Arms Review published a detailed article about a year or two ago that gave a very specific timeline for P-35 development. The majority of features came from Saive, not JMB. Credit should be given to whom credit is due. Minimal involvement with the Hi-Power does nothing to diminish the genius of Browning.

Gordon wrote:
May 19, 2011

I own two Lever Action Winchester rifles, an original 1894 rifle, with octagon barrel and take-down, and a Model 71, which I believe is one of the strongest actions ever created in a lever rifle. Have fired both many times over the past 50+ years, and love them.

Larry wrote:
May 19, 2011

Great article, greater inventor. John Moses Browning was a genius! Thank you for the article, now we expect an expanded article on all of John's firearms.

Ivan Amy wrote:
May 19, 2011

Also, John Browning was a devout member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon). So we owe some of freedom to a Mormon.

John F. wrote:
May 19, 2011

Please continue this in another article. The military guns would be great. Thanks and keep up the good work!

Jeff wrote:
May 19, 2011

My favorite rifle I own is my Winchester Mod. 94 30-30 my favorite semi auto hand gun is my Browning Hi-power, and my favorite shotgun is my Browning Auto 5 20 gauge.