This John Browning design was for a recoil operated shotgun, but different than his popular Browning Auto-5 design. This shotgun used a very interesting top ejection of spent shells.
John Browning was granted US Patent 730870 on June 16th, 1903. He applied for this patent many years earlier, on May 6th, 1899.
John Browning Patent 730870 Drawings:
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