I'm curious if anyone has had any experience sending a gun to Browning to be worked on. Tonight I decided to clean my Browning 12 guage since the season is coming to an end. I couldn't believe how dirty it was when I got it tore apart. There was a bit of sand in the trigger pull so I did something I knew I shouldn't have. I pulled one of the pins from the trigger and all heck broke loose after that. Springs went flying, I heard things bouncing around the kitchen walls/floors. Two hours later I was worse off than I was when the initial bomb occurred. I put all the parts in a bag and decided I needed a professionals assistance. I'm planning on sending it back to Browning's service department unless someone has a different idea for me. It's a browning gold hunter, semi auto. Thanks for any help.
Brady
Brady