It depends on a few factors; i.e. round or octogon barrel, private or retail sale. However, an average price will be in the neighborhood of $900 to $1200. And this is also on the assumption that we are talking about a .22-250. Hope that helps!
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I do not personally, but yes, there is a single shot rifle that can have the rifle barrel replaced with a shotgun barrel.
Hey there ive got an almost same rifle an FN browning 22 LR dismountable model about 1930 (observeve these are still in fabrique this year of 2010 this gun is still up to date about price in Sweden 500 us dlrs on the net variating up to 1000 usdlrs these ex are i suppose an old nazigenerals gun with ornaments and sofort but still the same type of rifle my regards carlstarborg@hotmail.com
If this is still available, I would offer $1500.
Please explain what you mean by Richard Nixon Nixon Rifle. Browning never made a commemorative nor any rifle dubbed "Richard Nixon". There may have been situations where a Browning was presented to him, but none that had an official title. The only Browning that I know connected to President Nixon, is the 2,000,000 Auto-5. It was to be presented to Nixon, but he rufused it due to worries about public opinion at the time. Two Auto-5's were made, the second had serial# 2000,000,000x. Both guns were held by Browning until they decided to donate one in 1985. The duplicate 2,000,000,000x is still at Browning HQ in Utah. The original was donated by Browning to the National Shooting Sports foundation for auction held January 1986. The gun sold for $50,000 at the auction to a private collector.
Hello, It depends on if the rifle is a saltwood rifle. The 1969 rifles were some of the worst with saltwood. Give me a call at 417-830-5588 and I will try to help you more.
Still available from Browning.
Some they still do. Contact Browning at the link below
The 308 Norma Mag is beyond a hunting rifle. It is more of an AMW. (Anti-Material-Weapon) or a very long range sniper rifle. If the rifle is in good shape and still has the standard wood stock and medium barrel, I would say it is worth $1,000.00 American dollars.
Sorry it took so long to get to your question. By now you may have found out how special this rifle is. This sounds like one of the original Browning rifles made by te Browning Brothers in the 1880s. This is extremely rare, and Im sure the Browning Arms Co. would like to hear from you. Many of the 600 or so rifles that were made in Ogden, are documented as to where they are and that they are still in existence. No matter what condition, these rifles have great collector interest.Value is too difficult to be accurate without seeing the gun. Condition which includes the amount of original finish and original configuration will determine value. Recommend that you contact Browning and discuss this with the Company historian. Link is below, and congradulations on owning a rifle of great historical significance.