Browning Firearms

100-1000 USD depending on specifics

Condition is everything with this fine rifle as I do not believe that many, if any, options other than caliber were ever offered. Firearms are usually rated by the percentage of original finish left on the gun. ie; a 98% gun has 98% of its original finish on both the wood and the metal. Last years edition of The Blue Book of Gun Values puts a value of $350 for a 60% gun $1,100 for a 98% firearm. At least where I live, Calif's central valley, I believe these values to be a little low.

Browning now offers history letters for @40 USD.

Made since 1924. SN's can be found on the Browning website.

The exact value of a Browning 1973 U73 22 pistol made in Belgian is actually dependent on a number of factors. Most importantly, the condition of the pistol.

Not sure,depends on condition. Let me know what you want for it,my dad is lookig for one. Please leave a msg if i miss ur call. or email me roushgt_mustangroush@yahoo.com thank you

Do not atttempt this. Find a gunsmith.

Need to know if it's a bolt action or a semi-auto.

it depends if it is a chrome plated gun, then 2000kn-3000kn (300euro's to 400euro's) if not, then maximum price is 150euro's

Based on description 100-500

A vague question that is hard to answer. Does it have the original box, manual and other papers? What is the barrel length? Is it a side by side, over/under, pump or semi auto? What is the choke on the barrel(s)? Any engraving? What condition is the wood in? The bluing? You can date it yourself by going to http://www.browning.com/customerservice/dategun/index.asp

1924. Value range 300-900 1924. Value range 300-900

Depends on what you are shooting at, how good a shot you are, what position you are shooting from and the load you are using. For the vast majority of folks 200m is about it under ideal conditions from a prone position.

Belgium or Japanese made? Got the box, manual, papers that came with it? Any accessories? Overall condition? Without knowing those answers, my best guess would be 100-600.

Something is not right. A three digit serial number would make it somewhere in 1901. The first 10,000 Auto 5's shipped to the USA were marked "BROWNING AUTOMATIC ARMS CO. OGDEN UTAH-U.S.A." Is yours marked like that? You need to go to http://www.browning.com/customerservice/dategun/detail.asp?id=13 to see what the serial number should look like.

Browning.com has a sn look up function under customer service.

The Most recent sale has been $1195.00 for a 1995 Ducks Unlimited Model 12 in 28 gauge.

very high

Prior to WWII all barrels and receivers should match. The practice stopped as absolute in the late 40's to around 1951 or 52. It is not necessary for them to match to be original as sold, however there are many cases where a barrel did match a gun as late as the 60's. This does not affect the value or collectability of the gun after the 1940's if it doesnt have matching numbers.

It happens. Does not add any real value.

Go to Browning.com and look under customer service.

No list of all the engravers has been published.

500 - 50000 USD depending on exactly what it is.

about a grand

$650-$750 depending on condition. Higher price for unfired condition.