Where Are Browning Shotguns Made? A Gunsmith’s Guide to Origins, Craftsmanship, and Global Production When it comes to legendary firearms, few names resonate like Browning. From upland bird hunters to Olympic clay shooters, Browning shotguns are prized for their reliability, balance, and timeless design. But one question continues to echo across forums, gun counters, and search engines: Where are Browning shotguns made? The answer isn’t as simple as one country or one factory. Browning’s production is global — and intentionally so. In this article, we’ll break down the true origins of Browning shotguns, model by model, and explain why the country of manufacture matters (or doesn’t) when it comes to performance and quality. 🏭 A Brief History of Browning Manufacturing Founded by the legendary John Moses Browning, the Browning Arms Company began in Ogden, Utah, in the late 19th century. While Browning designed many of his firearms in the U.S., he partnered with Fabrique Nationale (F
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