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∙ 13y agoIn the butt pad there are two slits in the rubber where the screws(phillips) reside. MAKE SURE to lube the slits before backing screws out. Alternate back an forth a few turns at a time and try to not let the heads come through the slit thus possibly damaging it. once the pad is off, look down the hole and u will see a slotted head. that is the screw that holds the stock on. look in the receiver behind the trigger mech. and you will see how the fastener works. NOW, IF YOU CAN FIGURE OUT A WAY TO REMOVE THAT SCREW WITHOUT A IMPACT WRENCH OR WITHOUT STRIPPING IT, LET ME KNOW!!!! BECAUSE THAT IS THE STEP I AM DEALING WITH NOW. good luck, Mike
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∙ 13y agoBest left to a gunsmith
Best left to a trained gunsmith
Best left to a gunsmith
Best left to a gunsmith
Best to ask a gunsmith for assistance.
Best left to a gunsmith with the proper tools.
Recommend you contact Browning at link below
To remove the trigger guard from an older browning bar you unscrew the butt plate from the stock. Then you need a long flat head screw driver The stock is removed from inside the stock . Once stock ios removed the trigger guard can be removed by sliding backwards. Hope this helps
according to Browning Service and a local gunsmith - YES
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Buy a Browning A5 dissassembly guide. You can find them for sale on the internet such as ebay. If you try to remove all the screws, and just pull it off, you will have a problem getting it back on. Be carefull and get the guide. It will walk you through it. auto5man