What are they worth?????

Buffa

Buffa

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Hey Troops:

I know Cowboy and Black firearms prices but I have no frigging idea what these might be worth and a friend wants to sell them.


1. Winchester Golden Spike (Gold receiver, Butt and inlay), saddle ring, original box, ammo and booklet.

2. Browning break down stock in 22 semi...Mint Shape!

3. Browning auto 5, 12 gauge semi, made in Belguim also Mint Shape!

Any help with prices would be a great help...I do have photos if that would help!

Cheers, Buffa
 
"Mint" means exactly as it came out of the factory. As in unfired.
1. The same as any other Win 94 unless it's still sealed in the box. Then you'd have to find a collector who wants one.
2. What model? Browning currently makes 3 models.
3. $350 and up, depending on the barrel length, if it has interchangeable chokes, current choke if it doesn't. Epp's is listing a Belgian made fixed choke Auto 5, in 'good' condition, at $349.
 
The value on the Browning could vary quite a lot depending on many things.

Plain barrel or ribbed, what choke is it?

Does it have a twisty choke dildo on the end? That usually reduces the price.

2 3/4 or 3-inch?

Have a look at the EE and see what they go for there, and note that some have not changed hands for quite a while at the current asking prices.

There is a local gun shop that has had the same Belgian 2 3/4 -inch A5 with a vari-choke for sale for $425 for months without it moving.

Some folks say you shouldn't shoot steel shot out of the Belgian made ones.

I got one in the fall of 2007 for $150, but that was an exceptional deal.

I shoot steel out of it too.
 
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Yup....500,400,300...The belching Browning, is a great gun but, don't sell so well due to 2 3/4" chambers and full choke/no steel shot capability.
 
I'm even less generous.
$300
$300
$350 (or $400 if it's a 3")

The A5 is my favourite of the group listed. Commemorative 94's aren't worth any more than a comparative condition regular model, and less than a Pre-64, IMHO.
 
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