Nevember Mr, 609 Los 10,1952, Arthur L. Layden, South Grand Aves, Angeles, Cals Dear Mr, Layden: Yor several years past we have been importe ine the Bromine Automatic Shotgunin 12 and 16 gauge from Belgium, where s large line of Broming arms is manufactured. A member of our femily lives in Belgtum and supervises this work. We have recently added the Browning Overunder Shoteun to the line, this knowine that you being Il Overunder gun the iast arm my father desi med. am sendine you «& ecatalocue of both will be interested in a deseription even though your intention is to use ecuns, of the an Auto- matic. My own preference of the lighter weight and the hish keuge ammunition has been brought. that for a long $ dreams and Automatic, in the 12 essential time one of the is for the 16 gauge becsuse effieclency to which the 16 You will nodoubt remember favorite 12 gauge cums changes in These high power the mun. Certain loads parts ened by the use of more resistent grades margin of safety allowed in the original no radical gauge loads was i 1/8 OZ» and this lead can now be used in our 16 The hi igh velocity 12 esuse loads are used generally alterations The have sales been have heave required no been streneth- of steel, but the design was such that nece SSS2rY « headouarters of the browning Arms Company are in St. Louis, and I am asking our Sales lane ger ‘ Mredsel. Russell, to write you relative to dealers in Los Angeles who hendle these arms, Our dealer list is so large that I do not attempt to keep it up in this office since no sales are made from this pointe | I was interested in Hatcher in the American Rifleman. teresting.and instructive. that office that may or oecur the His Mr. Russell will write this will glad to should have to yous. be I article articles you at answer any stated by Major are once elways and further that the in- either questions Vinehester