Yep, I have a Browning BPS Gold Medallion in 16ga that has really nice walnut stock and deep rich bluing to die for. I love this gun, but I also use it. I can't bear to leave it in the safe when I go out, but it does have to be nice weather!
I will own this till I die .
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I make a point of shooting my older vintage shotguns every year (nice weather of course). The 1901 LC Smith 12 ga. fits me well and I always wonder how many others packed this around before me. Just about broke it in half one day and have smartened up considerably 
. Use all my old tools and old guns fit right in with that sentiment. It is a personal thing and there are certainly other opinions on this aspect of gun collecting. It is certainly collecting as I certainly do not need the number of guns currently residing on the cabinet.
. Use all my old tools and old guns fit right in with that sentiment. It is a personal thing and there are certainly other opinions on this aspect of gun collecting. It is certainly collecting as I certainly do not need the number of guns currently residing on the cabinet. 
I have to agree
I have shot it already and will likely hunt with it Remington put very nice wood on these guns . I have never found comerstives to be very collectible I bought it be cause I like to hunt with nice firearmsThey are a nice gun and collectable
Hope you got the box with it since it was special also
Cheers
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To each their own. Most are indeed not collectible but the fun is keeping the one that proves to be
Me if I like it and plan to keep it but want to shoot it I normally buy two
One to keep and one to save
Cheers
Oh-oh, this is getting weird!
