Browning Firearms

Your Browning sweet sixteen shotgun as made in the year 1960,with a prefix of zero S(0S) to your serial number.

100-550 usd

Go to a gun seller site like gunbroker.com and compare. I would imagine $5-6,000 at least.

The prefix of 8L indicates that you have a Browning safari bolt action rifle that was made in the year 1968.

The "X" is throwing me off a little bit, but if the only numbers present are 94392 I would have to guess sometime between 1923 and 1940 b/c the sweet 16s were #ed 1-126,175 within this range. Value depends completely on Grade (there were 4 different grade models 1-4, each got a little more detailed as they progressed with more checkering and inlays), if it had a solid or vent rib, and obviously condition. The value ranges from a Grade 1, no rib, 60% at $250, to a Grade 4 vent rib 100% @ $4,900. Hope this was helpful!

100-10000 USD depenidng on specifics.

Japan, Portugal and Belgium

100-1000 usd

With the serial number suffix of S4,this indicates that your Browning Citori Lightning was made in Belgium for Browning in the year 1964.

The prefix of 72G indicates that you have a Browning auto-5 light weight shotgun that was made in the year 1972.It is chambered in 12 gauge.

On the receiver.

To locate a manual for your shotgun,you must provide the model number for your shotgun first.All shotguns made for Montgomery Wards(Western Field) were made by other firearms manufactures for Montgomery Wards to include Savage,Stevens,Mossberg,Noble and more.

Impossible to answer without a serial number. You will need to call Browning. serial number 60121m70

Try gun shops, gun shows, on line auctions, want ad, for sale ad, estate sale, pawn shop, garage sale, egunparts.

With the suffix of 5Z to the serial number provided,your Browning light weight auto-5 20 gauge shotgun was made in Belgium for Browning in the year 1965.

Your Browning Sweet sixteen auto-5 shotgun was made Belgium for Browning in the year 1961 with the prefix of 1s to your serial number.

The letters NZ in the serial number indicate that your Miroku made Browning was made in the year 1991.

Your serial number indicates that your Browning sweet sixteen auto-5 shotgun was one of the last 13 made in the year 1950.That years last sweet sixteen was serial number X43,700.

This cannot be answered without a detailed description of the shotguns condition.

You will need to provide the overall condition of the shotgun in question,and the amount of original finish remaining on the steel,wood,and the condition of the bore to get a accurate value assigned to your shotgun.You will also need to provide the model of Browning shotgun you have,and a serial number to age the shotgun in question.Please include which type of barrel goes with this shotgun(plain,matte rib,or vent rib)this also has a bearing on the value of your Browning shotgun.

SNs not broken down by year. @ 25K were made from 1962-1970.

The letter MW indicate 2004. Code used at the time is: 2. Date of Manufacture

is a two digit codeZ=1

Y=2

X=3

W=4

V=5

T=6

R=7

P=8

N=9

M=0

With the prefix of 8G i can say that you have a Browning light weight auto-5 shotgun that was made in Belgium in the year 1968.These fine made shotguns will bring between 350-650 dollars depending on the amount of original finish remaining and a good bore.

Most early made Browning BAR rifles will bring between 350-550 dollars,depending on overall condition and a good bore.I am not sure as to the value of the scope in question.

Most Browning Hi-power 9mm handguns that were made in the early 1950,s are selling for between 550-850 dollars on the market today.This is based on your firearms amount of original finish remaining,and a good bore.