Try E-gun parts.com.They can be found on the web.
Short of calling Savage Arms which took over Stevens with the serial number if it has one, the 322 was produced between 1947 and 1950. An A model would be likely 1947-1948.
Between 250-400 dollars,depending on overall condition.
I have seen the model 322A sell from as much as 290.00 to 315.00 although value in schwing 2005 catalog was 175 in exc condition 125 in v.g.
your Marlin model 322 was only made from 1954-1957.There were only 5,850 rifles made during this time span.While you would think that the value would reflect this it does not.Your rifle is valued at between 250-400 dollars for a rifle showing between 60%-90% of its original finish and a good bore.a Marlin collector may pay more if the right one comes along.
384-322 b.C.
Numrich gun parts, part # 198420. $31.80
Well, honey, the Benjamin Model 310 air rifle was first introduced back in the 1940s, so you do the math on that one. If you've got one of these babies in your hands, you're holding a vintage piece of air gun history. Just remember, age ain't nothing but a number when it comes to a classic like the Benjamin 310.
263-322 = -59
Circa 48-50. Average=$200-300ish
We can't answer that question for you. Contact the Browning service center. Have your model and serial number available. Browning Service DepartmentOne Browning PlaceArnold, Missouri 63010-94061-800-322-4626
30% of $322 = 0.30 x $322 = $96.60
it is 322