Browning Automatic Rilfe
BAR stands for Browning Automatic Rifle
BAR stands for Browning Automatic Rifle, not browning association rifle.
Still are for special orders.Browning had the BAR semi-auto sporting rifles made there from 1967-1976.
Your browning BAR with a M70 suffix dates your browning BAR to 1970,not 1952.The first browning BAR rifles were made in 1967.A browning BAR rifle is valued at between 400-600 dollars for a grade I rifle with a 60%-90% original finish and a good bore.
Not published. You can direct the question to Browning's Service Dept in Arnold, MO.
The Browning BAR model and the bolt action lineup that included the Safari and the Medalion.
This would be a Browning BAR semi-auto rifle
the B.A.R. stands for Browning automatic rifle
Your Browning BAR semi-auto rifle was one of the first ones made and imported from Belgium in the year 1967.The M7 suffix is the indicator of the year of manufacture.In 1967 Browning began selling the BAR line of rifles.
WSM, stands for Winchester Short Magnum.
There were many United States and foreign built M1918 Browning Automatic Rifles, or BAR, for short. At least 100,000 thousand units between Browning and overseas licensed armories were built. Due to foreign manufacture the exact and final numbers are not known.
The 2 letters in your serial number PN indicate that your Browning BAR was made in the year 1989.This will show that your Browning BAR was made in Belgium put assembled in Portugal.Most BAR rifles of this age will go for between 475-650 dollars on today,s market depending on overall condition,a good bore and most original finish remaining on the rifles wood and metal.