Browning Rifles

Browning rifles and firearms are named after famed gun designer John Moses Browning. While Browning is currently owned by Fabrique Nationale, the name and reputation of John Browning remains.

Browning produces five lines of center-fire rifles and four lines of rimfire rifles. Browning firearms are premium rifles and vary from bolt-action firearms to lever-action and semi-automatic rifles. Browning’s rifles are often designed for hunting, with rifles chambered in calibers typically dedicated to the sport.

Browning rimfire rifles are well-built easy-shooting rifles. While Browning’s catalog is somewhat small, their focus is on creating a line of high-quality weapons that are well reputed and trusted.

Quick Facts

• The Browning automatic rifle is a name given to both a fully automatic World War I and II full auto infantry weapon and the Browning semi-automatic hunting rifle
• The Browning Lever Rifle, or BLR, is one of the only lever-action rifles that does not need to use flat nose bullets
• The Browning T bolt is one of the few straight-pull bolts still in production