Browning negotiated a contract with Remington to produce the gun for the American market. The Remington version of the Auto-5 was introduced in 1905 as the “Remington Autoloading Shotgun” and ...

nicknamed “American Brownings” were made in the Remington factory alongside the Model 11s. In 1976, rising Belgian labor costs prompted Browning to shift Auto 5 production from FN to Miroku in ...

nicknamed “American Brownings” were made in the Remington factory alongside the Model 11s. In 1976, rising Belgian labor costs prompted Browning to shift Auto 5 production from FN to Miroku in Japan.