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Posted By: rockchucker Browning A-5 question - 12/09/18
got a Jap lt-20 with an I.C. choked barrel. I have the rings set for light loads, but the cheap 7/8 oz. loads don't cycle reliability. With the 1 oz. loads it works perfect.

At what point do i need to which the rings to the heavy loads? and how heavy can i go with the the rings on light loads?

thanks
Posted By: kingston Re: Browning A-5 question - 12/09/18
I’m assuming you have this. p.9

https://www.browning.com/content/dam/browning/support/owners-manuals/auto5-light-om-s.pdf
Posted By: kellory Re: Browning A-5 question - 12/09/18
I have 2 copies of the manual for the Browning A5 (light twelve) for the 2&3/4". Are you in need of a copy?
Posted By: rockchucker Re: Browning A-5 question - 12/09/18
assumption is wrong, but i think i understand now
Posted By: MOGC Re: Browning A-5 question - 12/11/18
Lubrication of the rings and magazine tube matters.
Posted By: sandcritter Re: Browning A-5 question - 12/11/18
Bobby, first double check the orientation of both rings per diagram. It's strangely not all that intuitive. Then, it's about being clean and lubed. Tip: for light loads, while a light coat of synthetic wiped off to just damp is nice, but a treatment with hornady one-shot dry lube is uber. Almost too uber.
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