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This question can't be answered without more detail. However, if you look in Standard Catalog of Firearms, you may be able to identify it and find the approximate value. Or, you might contact Browning at 1-800-333-3288. This gun was made in 1947. As with any firearm, it is not possible to accurately appraise a gun without seeing it. Recommend that you see a local gun dealer for an appraisal. You can also do your own investigation by looking at other models being sold that are in the same condition as yours. Try the gunbroker.com or a periodical called "The Gun List" You can also reference the Blue Book of Gun Values which can be purchased on line at various retailers.

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$1000.00

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What is the value of a Browning Humpback 12 ga automatic shotgun

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100-1000 and up depending on specifics

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Impossible to answer without a detalied description of all markings and features.

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Yes

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no

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Contact Browning.

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The takedowns were introduced in 1956 with the wheelsight configuration. At around 1959 Browning introduced the fixed sight. The wheelsights bring a little more money. Feel free to contact me at 417-830-5588 or e-mail me at jrreeves@prodigy.net and I will try to answer more. I have the same question, but have at least learned how to tell the age. This is done by the serial number which can be looked up at Brownings's website under the services tab, then "Date My Gun". I found that mine is a 1962 Model, in excellent shape. It was given to me by my father, but originally belonged to his older brother (my uncle) who died last year. I would like to know an estimated value if anyone has a clue. Here's that website again: http://www.browning.com/services/dategun I believe the Belgian made Browning .22 automatic rifles (pre 1974) are holding their value better than the later Japanese made ones. There are three grades (I, II, & III) and I have seen values range from $500-600 for used Grade I's up to $3000+ for Grade III's. It seems the Grade and condition are the big factors in determing the value as there doesn't appear to be much variation in specifications or how they were made over the years. The only reason I know even this much is that I have a mid-60s Grade I that's NIB, and I had the same questions as you.

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1941 ? see http://www.cruffler.com/historic-may01.html

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The serial number lists do not include details between 1913 and 1923, but the final number assigned in 1923 was 139700, so it is a pretty safe bet that yours was made in 1922 or 23. My guide suggests a value of $1200 in NRA Good condition or $2000 in Very Good.

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1973

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No.

yup, hasn't hurt my two in all the years it has been mandatory on waterfowl

Sort of like driving your 1940's Ford at interstate speeds. Will do just fine for a while, but eventually something is going to be damaged. Newer guns use harder steel for the barrels and even they get more wear from steel shot than from the old lead shot or newer (more expensive) soft shot.

You can shoot steel out of the shotgun as long as the barrel has not been backbored. The steel shot remain in the wad cup of the shot until it hit the choke at the end of the barrel, so the shot does not actually touch the sides of the barrel. (this applies to all shotgun barrels).

Make Sure your Chokes are not FULL, but Mod or Improved if your going to shoot steel

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I have a double barrel side made by browning.it is great shape ther is 1492A47.pleasnow the value of un.

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WINCHESTER DATES OF MANUFACTURE Winchester Model 1902: Not numbered, 666,742 manufactured. Manufactured between 1902 and 1931.

A model 1902 is valued at $60 with 10% original finish and $400 with 98% according to the Blue Book of Gun Values. Since these "boy's rifles" were usually well-used, an "average" condition is probably 60% or less, and the 60% value is $100.

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The Auto-5 Light 20ga. was made in Belgium 1958-1976 and in Japan 1976-1998. The Magnum 20 was introduced in 1967. Value with 90-95% original finish is $450-$550 with a plain rib or $645-$695 with a ventilated rib. Minty to new in box A5's can bring $1500 or more, but this extra premium is based on new condition

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i have one of these. i saw it in agun catalogue for $1600, well engraved. if you find out more, radiantbrow@msn.com. I would like to know.

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Which model are you refferring too? There are several different models, the most popular is the Browning Hi Power, but it is not a Luger. Browning FN did not make Lugers. As far as value for whatever you have:

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 taking it to a gun shop for appraisal.

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Depending on the condition, the value of a Browning A-5 is between $250 and $695.

the worth of an A 5 depends on the type of a A 5 , 16 ga , 20 ga, 12 ga.

Unless the A 5 is really junk never think a A 5 is ever going to be worth a mere $250.00

Cheapest you will find in mose cases will $600.00 plus.

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As with any firearm, it is not possible to accurately appraise a gun without seeing it. Recommend that you see a local gun dealer for an appraisal. You can also do your own investigation by looking at other models being sold that are in the same condition as yours. Try the gunbroker.com or a periodical called "The Gun List" You can also reference the Blue Book of Gun Values which can be purchased on line at various retailers.

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Hello, this pistol range around $330 to $700, see gunsamerica.com under Browing Pistols. Good luck.... Are you talking about a 9mm or a 6.35mm pistol (aka 25 Auto .25 ACP)?

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The Blue Book gives a value of $120 in 60% condition and $175 in 95% or about

$200 dollars depending on the condition

also in guernsey in perfect condition it is £110