Browning A-5, Remington 11, & Savage 720 Shotguns

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Question 1 of 14

1. Question
At what point in the Browning A-5’s cycle of operation does the barrel extension unlock from the locking block, causing the barrel and barrel extension to return to their forward position after the shotgun has been fired?
- Just after the shotgun is fired, the breech bolt, barrel extension and barrel move rearward together a short distance due to the long recoil impulse of the gun being fired, thus retracting the firing pin and unlocking the locking block from its engagement with the barrel extension. It is at that point that the barrel extension and barrel move to their forward position.
- After the shotgun is fired, the bolt assembly, barrel extension and barrel move rearward, all locked together until the rear of the firing pin hits the back of the receiver, pushing the firing pin forward, which will pull down on and rotate the locking block out of the barrel extension (remember, the firing pin is connected to the locking block). It is at that point that the barrel extension and barrel move to their forward position.
- After the shotgun is fired, the bolt assembly, barrel extension and barrel move rearward, all locked together, until the carrier dog is caught behind the operating handle and the recoil spring begins to push the breech bolt forward, which unlocks the locking block from the barrel extension, causing the barrel extension and barrel to move to their forward position, caused by the stored energy of the compressed recoil spring.
- After the shotgun is fired, the bolt assembly, barrel extension and barrel move rearward, locked together until the carrier dog catches and pulls the link downward, causing the locking block to unlock from the barrel extension. It is at that point that the barrel extension and barrel move to their forward position.
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Question 2 of 14

2. Question
What is the secondary cartridge stop on a Browning A-5?
- The link
- The locking block latch
- The carrier dog
- The carrier latch
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Question 3 of 14

3. Question
After the last shot has been fired in a Browning A-5, the carrier latch holds the carrier down until the carrier latch button is depressed.
- True
- False
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Question 4 of 14

4. Question
What is the first primary cartridge stop on a Browning A-5?
- The carrier dog
- The locking block latch
- The cartridge stop
- The carrier latch
- The magazine cutoff
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Question 5 of 14

5. Question
What is the second primary cartridge stop on the Browning A-5?
- The cartridge stop
- The locking block latch
- The link
- The carrier latch
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Question 6 of 14

6. Question
What trips the part called the cartridge stop on a Browning A-5?
- The shooter’s finger, by depressing its release button.
- The forward moving barrel.
- The next shell coming out of the magazine tube.
- The rising carrier.
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Question 7 of 14

7. Question
What pushes the carrier down over center of the carrier spring?
- The bolt
- The carrier latch
- The cartridge itself
- The locking block latch
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Question 8 of 14

8. Question
What part of a Browning A-5 does the hammer travel through in order to hit the rear of the firing pin?
- The carrier
- The magazine tube
- The magazine cutoff
- The link
- The mainspring retainer
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Question 9 of 14

9. Question
The sear system of a Browning A-5 consists of…
- a primary sear
- a secondary sear
- both a primary and secondary sear.
- None of the above.
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Question 10 of 14

10. Question
What turns the safety sear off?
- The trigger
- The link
- The breech bolt
- The locking block latch
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Question 11 of 14

11. Question
The engagement of a Browning A-5’s secondary sear to the hammer should be…
- Positive
- Negative
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Question 12 of 14

12. Question
After the Browning A-5 has fired and the carrier is in its upward position, what causes the carrier go over center of the carrier spring and pop back down?
- The locking block latch.
- The carrier dog.
- The breech bolt.
- The part called the cartridge stop.
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Question 13 of 14

13. Question
The Browning A-5 brake system allows for light loads and heavy loads to be fired from the shotgun, what part of the gun makes direct contact with and constricts around the magazine tube to regulate the amount of braking action?
- The bronze friction piece.
- The friction ring
- The recoil spring
- The barrel ring
- b and d
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Question 14 of 14

14. Question
The Remington Model 11’s brake system contains an extra component. What is it and why must you be concerned about its condition?
- The Model 11 needs an extra friction ring to slow down bolt assembly’s and barrel’s rearward travel or the back of the receiver will get beat up and eventually crack. If any of the friction rings are cracked, they will gall on the magazine tube, causing excessive wear.
- A recoil spring extension. If the extension is too long, it will eventually crack and break the barrel ring off of the barrel.
- A fiber cushion must be intact and in good working condition. Make sure that the fiber cushion is not cracked or damaged, especially after a bluing job, to insure that there is not an accidental discharge if live cartridges are manually cycled through the action.
- None of the above, as the Remington Model 11 brake system’s design and function is identical to the Browning Auto 5.
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