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Title:	God made man, but Sam Colt made men equal
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Moderator:	PEAKS::OAKEYIN

Created:	Tue Mar 04 1986
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	6616
Total number of notes:	49869

6592.0. "value of a Browning semi..." by STOWOA::MCNULTY_M () Mon Feb 10 1997 07:14

    I was wondering if anyone has an idea of how much a Browning semi-auto
    shot gun goes for?? It says made in Belguim (sp?) It also has a
    mechanism on it that keeps the shells in the tube so you can change
    loads without emptying the whole gun. The gun is in mint condition.
    It was inherated..... I was told it was made around the 1950's.
    Thanks in advance. 
    
    
    
    
    
    
                                                             Mike

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6592.1 SALEM::PAPPALARDO Mon Feb 10 1997 13:04 12

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6592.1		SALEM::PAPPALARDO		`Mon Feb 10 1997 13:04`	12
	Mike, Sounds like an A5 model. Remington produced a look-a-like in a model 11. The gun was offered in a Light (2 3/4") or Magnum (3"). If the gun is in the condition you state is wirth $300 and up. It is also highly recommended that you DO NOT shot Steel Shot out of the early Brownings. The barrels are made of a softer metal and the steel wears the barrel thinner over extended use. Guy

    
    Mike,
    
              Sounds like an A5 model. Remington produced a look-a-like in
    a model 11. The gun was offered in a Light (2 3/4") or Magnum (3"). If
    the gun is in the condition you state is wirth $300 and up. It is also
    highly recommended that you DO NOT shot Steel Shot out of the early
    Brownings. The barrels are made of a softer metal and the steel wears
    the barrel thinner over extended use.
    
    
                                                          Guy