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I have 3 B525s and a 1963 B25 A1. The B25 is a refined beastie - better handling, lighter and easy to throw around on a rough shoot. For driven and wildfowling, I prefer my B525 game gun - more load versatility and better for a steady swing. Horses for courses. But the B25 has the edge in handling,  but a big negative is the inability to handle HP steel. 

It is also prone to rust.

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21 hours ago, Big Al said:

I have 3 B525s and a 1963 B25 A1. The B25 is a refined beastie - better handling, lighter and easy to throw around on a rough shoot. For driven and wildfowling, I prefer my B525 game gun - more load versatility and better for a steady swing. Horses for courses. But the B25 has the edge in handling,  but a big negative is the inability to handle HP steel. 

It is also prone to rust.

How do you know it can’t handle HP steel? 

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38 minutes ago, Scully said:

How do you know it can’t handle HP steel? 

I was told by my regular RFD. He told me not to put nothing heavier than 70mm no.4s through it. I also use 3" HP steel for wildfowling - and the B25 is 2.75" chambers. 

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23 minutes ago, Big Al said:

I was told by my regular RFD. He told me not to put nothing heavier than 70mm no.4s through it. I also use 3" HP steel for wildfowling - and the B25 is 2.75" chambers. 

Thanks. I thought you’d maybe consulted the proof house. 
 

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