When was the first 20 gauge Browning Superposed made?

From 1931 to 1948, the Superposed was only available as a 12 gauge. The first 20-gauge Superposed was manufactured in 1949. In 1962, Browning rounded out the Superposed family with 28 gauge and .410 models. Tally them all up, and some quarter-million Superposed were produced during more than half a century.

Is the Y Inlet on a 1966 Browning Superposed?

Most pre 1967 Superposed were manufactured with the “Y” Inletting however, if your Superposed is a 1966, it could be a “Y” or “U” inlet. With this information, you should be able to correctly identify the most important aspects of your Superposed. Thank you very much for taking the time to review the above information.

Is the Browning Superposed still in the market?

Yes. The Superposed shotgun was introduced to the U.S. market in 1931 and discontinued distribution in the U.S. in 1986.. The Superposed is still available through Browning International’s Custom Shop. To find your serial number, you will need to refer to your owner’s manual.

When did the Browning B-25 Diana superposed?

There was the Waterfowl Superposed, (Mallard Issue) of 1980; a Waterfowl Superposed (Pintail issue) in 1982; and a Diana, Midas Superposed in 1985; and the European B-25 Superposed in 1988. While Americans clung to the belief that Browning had suspended production of the Superposed, European shooters, and particularly Belgians, knew better.

What kind of inletting does a pre 1967 Browning Super use?

Use Figure 1-C to determine what “Inletting” type your Super uses. Most pre 1967 Superposed were manufactured with the “Y” Inletting however, if your Superposed is a 1966, it could be a “Y” or “U” inlet. With this information, you should be able to correctly identify the most important aspects of your Superposed.

Is there a superposed over under Browning gun?

There are a number of different variations and grades of the Superposed. The higher-grade Superposed models sport classy engravings and fine wood. During the ’70s, production was cut back and the Superposed became a limited production model. Since the mid ’80s, the Superposed has only been offered as a custom shop item.

What are the grades of the Browning Superposed trigger?

Val Browning’s SST remains one of the very best and most reliable such triggers ever designed. The Original production grades were offered in the following: Grade I (Lightning/Standard), Pigeon, Diana and Midas. In 1975 the Superposed was dropped from the regular Browning catalog but is still available through Browning International’s Custom Shop.