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Some guns begin as improvements. Others begin with the belief that nearly everything before them has overlooked something obvious.
John M. Browning saw an empty place in the American gun rack—and gathered his friends around a drafting table to explain how he intended to fill it.
Tomorrow morning, we tell the story of the Superposed.
“The Superposed Browning,” by Col. W. R. (Reid) Betz. From The Double Gun Journal · Volume One, Issue 1 · Winter 1989.
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