Browning Firearms

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.

50-800 usd

No

Browning, gun shop, gun show

Impossible to answer without a detailed description of all markings, type of action, box, papers, etc.

50-225 usd

Please check your letter prefix to your serial number.FN of belguim who made these shotguns for browning never made a A prefix to the serial number for a sweet sixteen shotgun.The letter prefix used were X,R,S,or a single number with the S prefix,or a double number with a S prefix.

Up to 500 USD

Your browning medalist with the weights and case included value ranges between 625-1,000 dollars based on your medalist having between 60%-90% of its original finish remaining and a good bore.

Your browning auto-5 shotgun was made by FN of belguim for browning in 1938.In the condition that you describe your shotgun should be worth between 450-550 dollars.

No published sn data.

Your browning model safari bolt action rifle was made by FN of belguim for browning in 1966.All the safari model FN mauser bolt action rifles had the gold inlay on the trigger guard and magazine floor plate.these rifles are starting to bring very good prices.They range in price between 650-1,000 dollars at this time.You must beware of these rifles having salt wood stocks though.This was a process that FN used to increase the speed at which there stocks dried.The problem was that the salt used in this process attacked the barrel and metal under the stock.This will be evident by the pitting of the metal once the stock has been lifted out of the stock.Your rifle is included in this due to its time of production(1966).If this is evident then the value of your rifle will be diminished.I would apply a cote of vasilene to help kep this problem at bay and clean and reapply every couple of months.I hope this info helps.

With the serial number that you provided,and assuming that we are talking about a browning auto-5 shotgun then your shotgun was made by FN of belguim for browning in 1909.

All my research which goes back to 1909 indicates that FN of belguim never produced a browning auto-5 shotgun in .410 gauge.

You did not provide the serial number.

With the serial number that you provided.Your browning sweet sixteen shotgun was made by FN of belguim for browning in 1966.The 6S prefix dates to 1966.

In my research I am not showing a browning 16 gauge shotgun with a A prefix to the serial number.I see a X prefix,R prefix,S prefix,0-9R prefix,0-9Sprefix,69-75S prefix.Please check your serial number again and indicate what type of 16 gauge browning shotgun you have.

No serial number given.

you would need to include if the shotgun in question is a sweet-sixteen auto-5 shotgun,or a browning side by side,or a standard weight auto-5 shotgun and the condition of your shotgun to get a accurate value .

A browning auto-5 shotgun with the serial number you provided,was made by FN of belguim for browning in 1914.

No serial number given.

If you look close enought you will see two small slits in the pad where it meets your shoulder. There is a screw in each of these slits. It requires a phillips head to turn them.

The 2 letters in your serial number identify the year of manufacture for your browning cynergy as 2004.

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