I could use some help pricing a couple Browning 22's

[Mattthescreamer]

I just picked up a pair of Browning takedown .22 rifles and I'm having some trouble figuring out a sale price. One is a Trombone and the other is a SA-22? Both are Belgium made, the pump has some slick markings on it I'll show in the picutres and the semi has the original box (though rough) and manual which I think is kinda cool. Can you help me out fellas? Thanks very much.

http://imgur.com/o6LvOpu,eXB66wF,2beDMmG,gZUlZDl,z57fryW,BnWvZNF,L0xuhsd,qh8KwmK,82GEds7,4MeOSF7

 

[Grouse Man]

Just get the BBCode from your picture hosting website.

 

[dutchhunter]

she is a nice gun for the age .but what I difference in the color of the wood from front to back .it would sell quick for 300$

 

[buckbrush]

I might be interested in the pump gun.

 

[Mattthescreamer]

It's my crappy cell phone camera that's making the wood look funny. The gun matches up nicely.

 

[kamlooky]

$600 +- for the pump.
Slightly less for the SA.

Three hundred would be a gift and I enjoy gifts.

 

[superted]

I agree ... $600 for the Trombone - its both a "collectible" and valued as a shooter. The Semi-auto is a "barbie gun" - most given as "presentation pieces" and seldom used. Piece of crap.

 

[Jay]

I grabbed a couple of the Norinco JW20 rifles at $125, a clone of the Browning SA22... I'm going to say that the Browning value has taken a hit because of the availability of the JW20... Now, considering a Browning is $750 new... I'm going to say a used one should fetch around $400-$500... BUT, I wouldn't buy one because of the availability of the JW20...

Beauty gun though, BEAUTY!!!

Cheers
Jay

 

[Mattthescreamer]

Yeah I'm really kicking myself for not buying a couple different Norinco's when they were on sale.

 

[gasguzzler]

ill give you what you paid lol nice snag