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Browning on left, Bufalo on right. The ramps are nearly identical. The Browning uses 4 lugs to lock the barrel, whereas the Bufalo uses 3. The Bufalo has a piece of metal projecting upward from the frame which serves as an ejector. The Browning’s firing pin serves as its ejector. The end of the Browning’s stirrup-shaped connector (connecting the trigger to the sear) is visible in the left-hand photograph. The Bufalo’s connector is not visible, but runs along the left side only of the gun. |
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