approx. value of o/u
I have a browning o/u that i wrote about before that i want to trade for a newer o/u. Can anyone give me a approx. value with out pictures? I have no idea how to include pictures. Heres what i have:
I called Browning historian with serial # and he said it was made in approx.1951. Belgium made 30in brls, full choke each. 2 3/4 shells.
My friend bought it new and was the only owner. My friend hunted with this gun many years ago. But its been in a cabnet unused the last 15-20 yrs. Thanks
I called Browning historian with serial # and he said it was made in approx.1951. Belgium made 30in brls, full choke each. 2 3/4 shells.
My friend bought it new and was the only owner. My friend hunted with this gun many years ago. But its been in a cabnet unused the last 15-20 yrs. Thanks
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Before you try to trade this gun,please go shoot it .The most important factor in wing-shooting is gun fit. Found out if this gun fits you .If it does you will regret losing it.The chokes are a minor detail that can easily be modified and then you will have a gun for all purposes .If it doesn't fit you , then trade it. 0 -
Completed auction research shows recent Browning Grade I 12 gauge superposed shotguns sold from approximately $1,000-$1,800 depending on condition. 0 -
I'm not a trap shooter but would this be a good gun for shooting trap? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by coyote5starr
I'm not a trap shooter but would this be a good gun for shooting trap?
Browning made a Superposed Trap gun and called it the Broadway. It had a straighter stock and wider rib(hence the name). The chokes are OK and of course you could shoot trap with it for practice or fun, but it is designed to be a field gun for hunting.0 -
Thanks for the input. I'm pretty sure I'll trade it in. 0
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