Browning Firearms

Your serial number indicates that it was made in the year 1969.

The 2 letters RR in the serial number indicate that your Browning auto-5 magnum shotgun was made in the year 1977.Being that your Browning was made in the year 1977,it was manufactured by Miroku of Japan.this began in the year 1976.

The prefix of 2R was assigned to the Browning standard model 16 gauge auto-5 shotgun which was made in the year 1962.If you had a sweet sixteen model auto-5 shotgun,then the prefix to your serial number would have been 2S.Therefore you do not have a sweet-sixteen model Browning shotgun.

With the serial number L52017,your Browning auto-5 light weight model shotgun was made by FN of Belgium for Browning in the year 1955.

Its an Auto-5 Standard, Manu'd between 1903-1940, but most likely 1923 or later. If it has the 2 9/16 chamber, that knocks the value down ab 25%.

the value is between 90-150 dollars,for a buckmark hunter showing between 60%-90% of its original finish,and a good bore.

A Browning Sweet Sixteen shotgun that was made in Belgium can be found for sale at GunBroker.com,or auctionarms.com,both of these sites generally have them listed for sale.You may also browse the local gun shops in your area.

Part of the sn that tells you when made. In this cased 1992.

350-550 dollars,depending on overall condition.

If your shotgun is chambered in 12 gauge,then your shotgun was made in the year 1913.If your shotgun is a 16 gauge model,then it was made in the year 1926.

This question is not answerable as Browning made dozens of different bolts.

The 1G prefix to your serial number indicates that you have a Browning light weight model auto-5 shotgun that was made in the year 1961.The value cannot be determined without a good description of your shotguns overall condition,including the amount of original finish remaining,and the condition of the bore.

Your Browning auto-5 magnum shotgun which has a 2V prefix identifies your shotgun as a Browning auto-5 magnum model,which was made in the year 1962.

What you have is a Browning hi-power,semi auto 9mm handgun that was made in Belguim for Browning in the year 1981 according to the serial number that you provided.The value of these fine made pistols is between 325-475 dollars,based on your hi-power having between 60%-90% of its original finish remaining and a good bore.

What is the age of a belgium 9mm browning hi power serial number 72c41055

It really dependes on how old it is. If its between 5 months and 1 year old it could be worth a good 10 grand. If its 2 years + probably between 10 thousand and 5 thousand grand

I would need the type of browning shotgun you are asking about,and a serial number which you did not provide.

Need a detailed description of the overall condition of your Browning Hi-power to give you a correct answer to your question.

I would need a much more detailed description of your Browning shotgun,to include the model number or name of the model of shotgun in question.I would also need the condition of the blueing,and wood to give you the answer that you seek.

Your serial number which begins with the prefix letter X and serial number puts the year of production as 1951 for your Browning Sweet sixteen shotgun.

Nope. The Blue Book of Gun Values is a copyrighted document- they SELL it. You may be able to check out a copy through your library, but be certain the copy is not too old- they are updated each year. You may also check the selling price of ordinary guns on on-line firearms auction sites, such as gunbroker or auctionarms. That is the most current indicator of current true values.

The 2 numbers and letter 69S identifies your Browning shotgun as a sweet sixteen model that was made in the year 1969.

The 69C prefix to your serial number indicates that it was produced in the year 1969.

The reason yours has only a 4 digit serial number is because all firearms start with the number 1 and go from there.It tells you that your shotgun was made early on in the production of this paticular model of Browning shotgun.