BROWNING BSS SXS 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN
SERIAL NUMBER: 2184A47. BARREL: 38:. GAUGE: 12 GA. CHOKE: FULL (LEFT), MOD (RIGHT). CHAMBER: 3". LOP: 14 1/4". DAC: 1 1/2". DAH: 2 1/2". MANUFACTURED: 1974. This 12-gauge Browning BSS Standard Field shotgun is a classic, rock-solid boxlock side-by-side manufactured in 1974 by the renowned Miroku corporation in Japan and completed during Browning's historical assembly period in Korea. Featuring a traditional pistol grip stock paired with a hand-filling beavertail forend, this specific unit is the 2,184th produced in its designation for that manufacturing run. Built with a highly reliable mechanical single trigger system that does not rely on recoil to reset, this early-era BSS combines robust Japanese engineering with the tight tolerances of vintage Browning firearms, making it a highly dependable field gun. CONDITION: Excellent. A few very light and small depressions in the stock likely due to handling. The bores are super bright and smooth. Operates normally. C&R 27-13
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SERIAL NUMBER: 2184A47. BARREL: 38:. GAUGE: 12 GA. CHOKE: FULL (LEFT), MOD (RIGHT). CHAMBER: 3". LOP: 14 1/4". DAC: 1 1/2". DAH: 2 1/2". MANUFACTURED: 1974. This 12-gauge Browning BSS Standard Field shotgun is a classic, rock-solid boxlock side-by-side manufactured in 1974 by the renowned Miroku corporation in Japan and completed during Browning's historical assembly period in Korea. Featuring a traditional pistol grip stock paired with a hand-filling beavertail forend, this specific unit is the 2,184th produced in its designation for that manufacturing run. Built with a highly reliable mechanical single trigger system that does not rely on recoil to reset, this early-era BSS combines robust Japanese engineering with the tight tolerances of vintage Browning firearms, making it a highly dependable field gun. CONDITION: Excellent. A few very light and small depressions in the stock likely due to handling. The bores are super bright and smooth. Operates normally. C&R 27-13
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