Browning T-bolt
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This is a Browning T-Bolt is a model T-2 as it has checkering and laquer finish, built from 1969-74 late production guns have oil finish. Your gun has a serial # infront of the stock on the underside of the barrel, those stupid stickers are not neccesary. Please take the gun out of the stock and see if it is rusted, if so you have a salt wood gun wich makes the gun worth $200 if it is not a Salt gun in that condition $300-$400. These guns are tack drivers so the gun is wanted by guys who hunt small game with them, hope this helps Dale Z in T-Bay, Cheers!
I have one with a stock better than that but it's rusted along the edge of the stock and someone tried to sand some of it taking some bluing with it...sold my 10/22 because I couldn't stand it's lack of accuracy after shooting the t-bolt
lineofsight
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- Lower Mainland, BC
If it helps, just bought a brand new T-Bolt Varmint with second mag inside the synthetic stock for $429 (thus personally would not pay 300-400 for the one pictured).
Until you shoot it.
The T-1 and T-2s are incredibly accurate. I've got a T-1 that will outshoot my CZ452 with any ammo and the stock trigger is better than my modified trigger on the 452.
The stock might not look like much on that rifle, but I bet it shoots great.
Judging by the rust along the barrel next to the stock, I'd say it's a saltwood.
Replacement or refinishing of the stock is going to be required, but I think the gun is still worth at least $250.
The T-1 and T-2s are incredibly accurate. I've got a T-1 that will outshoot my CZ452 with any ammo and the stock trigger is better than my modified trigger on the 452.
The stock might not look like much on that rifle, but I bet it shoots great.
Judging by the rust along the barrel next to the stock, I'd say it's a saltwood.
Replacement or refinishing of the stock is going to be required, but I think the gun is still worth at least $250.
