The Browning BPS Field is a bottom-eject pump-action shotgun chambered in 20 gauge with a 28-inch barrel, matte blued finish, and composite stock. It holds 4 rounds and weighs 7.00 lbs. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Manufacturer: Browning 
• Model: BPS Field 
• Type: Pump Shotgun 
• Caliber: 20 GA 
• Barrel Length: 28 inches 
• Capacity: 4 rounds 
• Weight: 7.00 lbs 
• Finish Per Color: Black (Matte Blued) 
• Condition: New in Box 
   

Detailed Features 

• Composite Stock with Textured Gripping Surfaces: Provides a secure hold in wet weather. 
• Three Invector-Plus Choke Tubes: Covers a range of shooting scenarios from upland birds to sporting clays. 
• Silver Bead Front Sight: Fast to pick up for moving targets. 
   
  The BPS runs a bottom ejection port, which makes it genuinely ambidextrous and keeps spent hulls from crossing the shooter's line of sight.

The Browning BPS Field in 20 gauge is a well-regarded pump gun, particularly among upland hunters and shooters who want a light, manageable shotgun without a lot of recoil.

The 20-gauge chambering is the primary draw for many owners. It handles most upland and clay applications cleanly, and the reduced recoil compared to 12-gauge is appreciated by newer shooters and those who put a lot of rounds through the gun in a session.

The 28-inch barrel gives the BPS good balance and swing characteristics for bird hunting. Build quality is consistently described as solid, which is expected from Browning, and the smooth pump action earns good marks.

The bottom ejection design comes up in discussions. Owners who have shot other pump guns note that it keeps spent hulls out of the field of view and makes the gun truly ambidextrous.

The four-round capacity is noted as a limitation by some, particularly for clay disciplines where higher-capacity guns are common. It is not a failing specific to this model so much as a characteristic of traditional pump guns in this configuration. A minority of users prefer the traditional walnut aesthetic over the composite stock, but most find the composite practical for field use.