Your question is to vague to answer precisely. Grade and condition make a large difference in value/price. Grade I in poor conditon won't bring but about $100. In contrast, a Grade V Magnum NIB (New In Box) will bring in the neighborhood of $3500. Many books are available for the seller/purchaser to aid in pricing. They also define the different condition (poor, fair, good, V.G., Exc., NIB)
$1000
You sure this isn't an EJN 757 instead of a JEN 757? I have a EJN 757 in 3006 and would also be interested in any info. for this rifle.
belgium browning bar II safari edition 30-06
No.
It will be marked.
depending on condition, anywhere from $100 to $1000. These ARE collectable firearms, but value is based on condition and originality.
I'm not quite sure about the 3006, but I know that the longest recorded kill shot with a .308 was at about one and a half miles, possibly more.
100-340
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50-500 USD or so
100-400 or so
100-500 USD