Browning Firearms

Value of ANY gun is based on exact make, model, and condition. Without those, we really cannot make a guess. Sorry, but you will really need a hands on assessment. If you have a gun show in your area, there will usually be collectors and dealers that can give you an idea of values.

Browning never made a model 400 semi-auto shotgun.I believe that your shotgun might have been made using 1 of john brownings Patents,which would require that the patent be posted on your shotgun.

The RN in the middle of your serial number indicates that your Browning Hi-power was made in the year 1997.The Browning Hi-power is produced by FN in belguim.

The number and letter 68V indicates that you have a Browning auto-5 magnum shotgun that was made by FN of Belguim for Browning in the year 1968.These auto-5 shotguns in grade I (field grade) bring between 375-500 dollars depending on overall condition and a good bore.

I just paid 300 dollars for a new in the box browning A-bolt .22cal rifle,that was made in 1989.I feel that mine is priceless and will never sell it.

No way to know age without a sn. Up to 1000 USD

The browning superposed lightning trap shotgun will command a nice price.If your shotgun is between 60%-90% in its original finish and a good set of bores,you can get between 700-1,000 dollars.

Need the serial number to begin. Value depends upon condition, point of sale, any additional equipment like chokes, original paperwork and box. Get these and check on a used guns for sale site to compare.

350-550 dollars depending on overall condition.

I am going to assume that we are talking about a Browning A-bolt rifle.If yours is in mint condition,I wouls assign a value of between 300-400 dollars.

You should be able to find a list of gun shops in your area that may have a Browning shotgun of this make.If you do not,I would go to gun broker.com.I believe that they will list a few of this model from time to time.

My answer would be no.Browning never used a K prefix to the serial number on any model of their shotguns,let alone the 20ga models.

As far as I can ascertain all Browning final tribute auto-5 shotguns had elaborate engraving on their white receivers,including having 1 of 1000 engraved on them.

The 6G prefix dates your shotguns manufacture date to the Year 1966.

100-1000 USD depending on specifics.

With the 5L prefix to your serial number indicates that your Browning model safari bolt action rifle was produced by FN of belguim for Browning in 1965.

The grade I Browning bl-22 is valued at between 150-295 dollars based on it having between 60%-90% of its original finish remaining,and a good bore.If you have the grade II(scroll engraved blue receiver,and deluxe high gloss wood) then the value would be 160-300 dollars.

Your Browning auto-5 Magnum was made between the years 1958-1976.These shotguns with a original finish of between 60%-90%,are values at between 365-750 dollars depending on if you have a regular barrel model,or a vent rib barrel model.

The Browning model 1910(model 1955) was produced from 1912-1983,with a total production of 701,266 made in caliber 32ACP,or .380ACP.With the serial number that you provided,i will say that it was produced later in the production life of this pistol.If you go to Brownings web site,under customer service there is a spot that will assist you in accurately identifying your pistols age.

The prefix of 68V indicates that your Browning auto-5 shotgun was made by FN of Belguim for Browning in 1968.

Yes.It is very possable that Browning produced such a model,especially in the higher grades of the sweet sixteen.

In the condition that you describe,I would asses a value of between 450-575 dollars for your Browning auto-5 shotgun.

I will need for you to include the serial number of your shotgun,so that I may date it for you.

The 3T prefix to your serial number indicates that you Browning .22 auto rifle was produced in the year 1963.