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The Browning BPS is a pump-action shotgun originally designed by John Browning and later manufactured by Miroku in Japan for Browning. The shotgun is defined by its bottom-ejecting mechanism and bottom-loading port, ensuring that spent shells are ejected away from the shooter's face. Another defining feature is its tang-mounted safety, located at the back of the receiver, making the firearm fully ambidextrous. The BPS utilizes dual action bars for smooth cycling and is available in various gauges for hunting.
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What makes the Browning BPS different from most pump shotguns?
The Browning BPS loads and ejects through the bottom of the receiver. That bottom-ejecting design keeps spent shells away from either side of the shooter.
Is the Browning BPS suitable for left-handed shooters?
Yes. Because the BPS ejects downward rather than to the right or left, it is naturally ambidextrous in operation.
Who designed the Browning BPS?
The BPS was based on a design associated with John Browning and was later manufactured for Browning by Miroku in Japan. Its bottom-loading layout is the model's signature feature.
Is the Browning BPS a semi-automatic shotgun?
No. The BPS is a pump-action shotgun, so the shooter manually cycles the fore-end after each shot.
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