Browning Firearms

It was made in 1972

A Browning over and under is worth about $1,000-1,500 on it own and the fact that it's a Belgium made Browing increases the price significanly. I would say somewhere in the range of $500 to $750 more. The belgium made Browning is the most collectible and popular.

-60-600 usd

Made in the U.S.A.

It describes the model of the firearm.

A Browning automatic light 12 gauge shotgun with a gold trigger is worth between $300 and $1,000. The actual value varies greatly based on the specific model and its overall condition.

Go to Browning.com and you can download a manual.

Browning is controlled red rust Fe2O3 and is also known as pluming or plum brown. One can generally use the same solution to brown as to blue. The difference is immersion in boiling water for bluing. The rust then turns to black-blue Fe3O4. Many older browning and bluing formulae are based on corrosive solutions (necessary to cause metal to rust), and often contain cyanide solutions that are especially toxic to humans.

No, that product code is for an Auto 5 in 12 gauge.

It starts at around $375.00 USD

The SN doesn't follow any of Brownings pattern. Perhaps the Browning website can help: http://www.browning.com/customerservice/dategun/detail.asp?id=13

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Check the auction sites. A very broad price range, based on your description, would be 300-2000.

I have a model 1886 brand new /no box

975.00

Mine is a 1886 45-70 Govt.

931-205-3813 Tennessee

Your SN does not make sense. If you are talking about a BAR Mark II it should read along the lines of 107NX01001. 107=Mark II Safari, NX-=1992, 01001= the first sn of 1992

Try the auction sites to see what they are bringing

Not without a detailed description of all markings, finish, barrel length, chokes, accessories, papers, etc..

The Browning BiCentennial 45-70 was sold in a fitted alderwood box with a Browning hunting knife, also engraved (laser etched) and a commemorative coin. It sold in 1976 for $1500. At this time Browning was having their rifles manufactured in Japan and Browning products manufactured in Japan command the lowest prices of any Browning products. This set has been seen recently on the market with asking prices of up to $4000 with no takers. Unfortunately as an investment item this is not a good place to park your money. It appears to be worth little more (perhaps $1700) than the new price, which when accounting for inflation for 32 years makes it a loser. If you bought one, shoot it! They gun and the caliber are fun and the fact that it is fancy wood and metal work in this case does not make it financially ill advised to shoot it. Great short barrel whitetail rifle for brush country.

Made by Colt from 1931-1940. Only about 125 were ever made. The FBI bought 90 of them and another 20 went to police, security companies, banks, etc. 19 were made in 7.65 Argnetinian and sold to Argentina. It differed from the 1918 BAR in that the receiver was fitted with a pistol grip and ejection port cover, it was @ 4 to 4.5 pounds lighter, and had a 18"barrel. that was only 18" long. Cyclic rate of fire was 500 rounds per minute. It had a Cutts compensator which made the R80 quite controllable.

They sold for $300 USD in 1936. Military BAR's were around $3000 USD.

I saw one for sale and asking prices was $90,000 USD

http://www.browning.com/customerservice/dategun/index.asp will help you date it. You need to check the auction sites to see what they are bringing.

1963

Yes just cleaned M friends A-2 Browning 2 shot made I believe for one yaer 1956!

I'm assuming, of course, that both shotguns are Auto 5's. The Sweet 16 was a slighty lighter weight version of the same gun. In most cases it was also made with a little more embellishment.

The Browning 78 rifle has a weight of 8 lbs. and 6 oz. The product has limited distribution, and sells for $1,379.00.

I just paid $375 for mine. It is worth what you will be willing to sell it for and how much some else is willing to pay for it. I need to find a slug barrel