New For 2024: Browning A5 Hunter 20-Gauge

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posted on January 26, 2024
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Browning has introduced the long-awaited A5 Hunter in 20 gauge at the 2024 SHOT Show.

A beautiful wood-stocked classic, this 20-ga. semi-automatic is field-ready right out of the box. The gun's downsized frame keeps the gun sleek and light, weighing in at under 6 lbs. This incredibly light weight also makes this A5 a breeze to shoulder when the time comes to swing on a bird.

To get a closer look at the Browning A5 Hunter 20-gauge, watch our “New For 2024” video above.

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