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  • wildcard
    Veteran Member
    • Aug 2006
    • 4917

    Browning Superposed Vs. Rem SPR100

    Took out my newly purchased 1962 Browning Superposed Lightning 12 Gauge in excellent condition and gave it a try against some skeet. Geez I sucked! Maybe it was the modified/full choke throwing me off. I do WAY better with my $100 Remington SPR100 20 Gauge! I rock with that thing

    Serious question though.. does the bottom barrel usually shoot lower than the top? Are they not regulated? I'm positive it's shooting lower cause I tested it at 40 yds..
  • #2
    Vigilante
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2006
    • 647

    Originally posted by wildcard
    Serious question though.. does the bottom barrel usually shoot lower than the top? Are they not regulated? I'm positive it's shooting lower cause I tested it at 40 yds..
    It shouldn't be shooting lower, or at least not noticeably lower. How much lower is it shooting than the top barrel?

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    • #3
      wildcard
      Veteran Member
      • Aug 2006
      • 4917

      Originally posted by Vigilante
      It shouldn't be shooting lower, or at least not noticeably lower. How much lower is it shooting than the top barrel?
      Top barrel shoots 50/50 (center of spread is right on what I aim at). Bottom barrel is 0/100.. everything is just below the point of aim.

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      • #4
        Thefeeder
        Calguns Addict
        • Jun 2007
        • 5007

        superposed

        Does the superposed fit you well? Close your eyes...mount the gun.....open your eyes and see what your sight picture looks like. (If you have an original superposed, don't alter it....its value will disappear)

        Have the barrels been reblued? Some rebluing processes will separate the top and bottom barrels.....changing the alinement

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        • #5
          wildcard
          Veteran Member
          • Aug 2006
          • 4917

          Originally posted by Thefeeder
          Does the superposed fit you well? Close your eyes...mount the gun.....open your eyes and see what your sight picture looks like. (If you have an original superposed, don't alter it....its value will disappear)

          Have the barrels been reblued? Some rebluing processes will separate the top and bottom barrels.....changing the alinement
          Everything is perfect. I open my eyes and I see the bead at the end of the rib. No rust or even a scratch anywhere and the bluing looks original. It has a Pachamyr butt pad on it but it looks professionally installed.

          I guess I just have to learn to place the front bead on the target for the bottom barrel. A little unatural.. but I'll get used to it.

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          • #6
            thedonger
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2006
            • 1080

            Originally posted by wildcard
            Took out my newly purchased 1962 Browning Superposed Lightning 12 Gauge in excellent condition and gave it a try against some skeet. Geez I sucked! Maybe it was the modified/full choke throwing me off. I do WAY better with my $100 Remington SPR100 20 Gauge! I rock with that thing
            Mod/Full choke is not the best for skeet. Trap yes.
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            • #7
              sargenv
              Veteran Member
              • Oct 2005
              • 4620

              You may want to try that gun on something a bit farther away, or see if you can get some spreader ammo that will open up your pattern a bit. You may also want to treat that one as an investment and get something more in line for skeet. You can shoot skeet with those chokes, but it's a world of difference between skeet/skeet and Mod/Full.

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              • #8
                Thefeeder
                Calguns Addict
                • Jun 2007
                • 5007

                superposed

                FYI -----Never, Never shoot steel shot through the old superposed.

                ..fun to smoke'm with full and Mod chokes. Unless its in excellent "original" condition 97-100%.....value will not be harmed to much. Take good care of it.

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                • #9
                  sargenv
                  Veteran Member
                  • Oct 2005
                  • 4620

                  True that.. this would be a gun to use the bismuth no-tox shot in. Although it's a bit pricey.

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