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The
contributions of four generations of the Browning family are
displayed. (1855 -1926) was a world-celebrated inventor of firearms
for hunting, sport, and military use. Although many
of his inventions were manufactured and sold under names such
as Winchester, Remington, and Colt, they were designed in Ogden,
Utah, and many of the designer's initial models and prototypes
are on display in the museum. |
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models include the original Browning Automatic Rifle, mainstay
of the U.S. Army through 80 years, as well as the machine guns
that protected US vehicles and aircraft. |
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Displays also
include the works of Johnathan, ,
and Bruce B. Browning (father, son, and grandson). Many of the
models are currently manufactured in Belgium by Browning Arms
Co. (), headquartered nearby in Mountain Green, Utah. |