The Browning BAR may be one of the most celebrated guns of the Twentieth Century, given its efficacy and popularity with American troops during World War I, World War II and the Korean War. Its latest iteration, the Mark 3, is Browning's assurance that the venerable platform will be a favorite with shooters for the Twenty-First Century, too. With updated looks and ergonomic features, this rifle is beautiful, functional and easy to shoot. In this video, American Hunter's Shawn Skipper provides all the details on this classic rifle.
Video Review: 2017 Browning BAR Mark 3 Semi-Auto Rifle
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