It's hard to assign a value to any gun these days.
The Blue Book is the industry standard, but due to publisher lag and the exploding market, it's almost always low, and in cases like Colt revolvers... Insanely low.
However, unless you can visit a lot of major collectors shows and see what a similar condition gun is bringing, the Blue Book is about all we have to serve as a general guide.
With that said, the Blue Book says a Browning Light Weight 12 gauge in about 98% original condition is listed as so:
A FN model would be about $700
A FN with vent rib around $950.
Subtract 30% if it has a Cutts or Polychoke on the barrel.
20 gauge guns are worth 40% more.
Again, these prices will likely be low to really low.
The Blue Book is the industry standard, but due to publisher lag and the exploding market, it's almost always low, and in cases like Colt revolvers... Insanely low.
However, unless you can visit a lot of major collectors shows and see what a similar condition gun is bringing, the Blue Book is about all we have to serve as a general guide.
With that said, the Blue Book says a Browning Light Weight 12 gauge in about 98% original condition is listed as so:
A FN model would be about $700
A FN with vent rib around $950.
Subtract 30% if it has a Cutts or Polychoke on the barrel.
20 gauge guns are worth 40% more.
Again, these prices will likely be low to really low.
