Lets first say that the Browning auto-5 magnum model with the 3inch chamber,in 12 gauge was not available until 1958.If yours has a plain barrel and shows between 60%-90% of its original finish,then the value will be between 365-525 dollars.If it has the vent rib barrel,then the value will be between 450-750 dollars for the same amount of finish.
It's the model code for a 12 gauge Magnum.
Your Browning auto-5 magnum shotgun which has a 2V prefix identifies your shotgun as a Browning auto-5 magnum model,which was made in the year 1962.
If you have one in 20 gauge,these were offered with either a 26in,or 28in barrel.If you have a Browning magnum shotgun in 12,or 20 gauge,then these were offered in 26in,28in,30in,or 32inch barrels.The same with the non magnum 12 gauge model.
B-80
Is this an Automatic? Need the letter and number above the serial to help
Please include the model number and gauge or caliber to get a answer to your question.Also include a serial number with letters in it,if there is some.
2003; you will have to call Browning for model
You need the services of a Browning trained gunsmith
Stalker
Browning never made a Model 51 shotgun.
Sweet Sixteen
1971; value could be between 100-1000 depending on the exact model and specifications.