Browning .22 ATD
I found a real nice Belgium Browning for sale and was curious what a realistic value should be. I've looked at the recent sold auctions and this model doen't seem to sell very often, so there is not alot to compare to.
Anyway the rifle is a solid 96% (or better). The stock and forearm are in very good shape, with no noticable dings. The bluing is very good as well, and the mechanics of the rifle are very good. This is the standard (or possibly grade 1) model, with a blued receiver, and the stock & forearm have checkering.
Question; What would a Belguim Browning ATD in this condition go for?
ANYBODY??
Thanks,
Aaron
Anyway the rifle is a solid 96% (or better). The stock and forearm are in very good shape, with no noticable dings. The bluing is very good as well, and the mechanics of the rifle are very good. This is the standard (or possibly grade 1) model, with a blued receiver, and the stock & forearm have checkering.
Question; What would a Belguim Browning ATD in this condition go for?
ANYBODY??
Thanks,
Aaron
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I recently sold a 100% ATD for $5,999, but of course it was Engraved by Angelo Bee and restocked in fine Turkish walnut so I would not use that value for your rifle. Used ATD's are selling currently in the range of $550 to $750, it would be safe to place a value of $550 to $650 on your rifle, that is unless it is a recent production rifle, then drop those values by $200. 0 -
Mk 19 is correct with the $550 to $650 range for the grade I you describe. I have a grade I and a grade II Browning and I payed about that for my grade I. 0
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