Originally Posted By: 2Dogs
Originally Posted By: Remington270
Originally Posted By: 2Dogs
Originally Posted By: Remington270
Originally Posted By: 2Dogs
Originally Posted By: JustinJ
Now a days, the jap guns are generally worth more then a Belgian gun. Mainly cause they are considered safe by browning to shoot steal shot.



Sorry, not buying what yer selling here.


I don't think Jap are worth more, but I've read the steel thing elsewhere.


That's for folks that want to use an A-5 for water fowling I suppose. Which is a small percentage of A-5 owners I'd guess. I find a 95% or NIB Belgium and a Jap same condition for same $ , I'll buy the Belgium every time.


I would too.


Wonder what the percentage of A-5 in Duck blinds is? I have a hard time believing the A-5 Jap, steel shot guns are driving the market, they have NO collector value. Since when did it become cool to shoot those kickin' beasts again?


I'm pretty sure one of the "Duck Dynasty" guys shoots a humpback, at least on the show. That doesn't mean anything to me, but I'm sure it does to some.