12 Ga Magnums were never made with a gold trigger in Belgium (with one exception in the 1980's on a special order) The Gold trigger was reserved for the light 12, Sweet 16's, the light 20 and the Mag 20. When Browning came out with the Magnum 12 model in 1958, it was essentialy the same gun as the Standard weight 12 ga, but fitted to shoot 3" shells vs 2 3/4. Up until 1967, only the lightweight guns had a gold trigger to signify the "light gun" version. Lighter guns were more desireable, and the gold trigger was special. Browning also introduced the Light 20 ga gun in 1958. Thus another light gun had the gold trigger. Magnum 12's would not. Also, the Mag 12's were advertised as the pinnacle of Waterfowl guns. What every shooter wanted in the duck blind. The gold trigger wouldn't have gone over very good. In 1967 When the Mag 20 was added to the line, Browning broke the pattern and put a gold trigger on this model as well.
162 is the product code that identifies it as a 20 gauge BPS. Value range from 100-300 USD. Check the auction sites. Prices can vary by substantial amounts accorrding to region and time of year.
It depends on what kind of information you are looking for. Is it a Browning? Is it an over/under or a side x side?. If you want value, try the Blue book of gun values. There are books on the market with information about all Browning models.
Railway gauges are of three types :- Gauge may be defined as the horizontal distance of inner faces of both the rails.. Broad Gauge -( 1676mm) 50% laid in india Meter Gauge -(1000mm) 40% laid in india Narrow Gauge- (763 to 610) 10% laid in india
The wire gauge in thin headphone cables is quite small. I have read of people rewiring their headphones using 12 Gauge wire. There are commercial cables that use 11 gauge. The thicker the wire the less the resistance up to a point. Many headphones use 22 or 24 gauge and it seems to work OK.
=A Gage is gun a 12 gage=
A shotgun.
It's the model code for a 12 gauge Magnum.
1971
@ 9 pounds
375-550 dollars, depending on overall condition of your shotgun.
50-600 usd
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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.
50- 550 usd
I have been looking for this as well. What I have found is, 70 + 1970 and V = magnum.
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50-500 usd