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  #17775 Posted 5 Months, 1 Week ago
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I have a Browning 9MM pistol made in belgium it has markings by trigger guard and safety on left side only serial #245PM43211 ( I think)any idea what it is worth
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  #17779 Posted 5 Months, 1 Week ago
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what kind of markings? what are they or what do they look like? i need.. any mark or letters you can find..a pic would help,,also what kind of grips+are they marked ? .. browning made alot of pistols and it's pretty hard to tell which one ya have just on the serial number..sorry
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  #17780 Posted 5 Months, 1 Week ago
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the grips are brown with like small basket weave design feels like plastic?? could just be rael varnished wood, there is no loop on the back as I have seen on others, I cannot see the marking well enought to tell you what is is, it is distinguished enough to see, but my eyes are not,, sorry
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  #17789 Posted 5 Months, 1 Week ago
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it sounds like you may have a model 1935 browning high power,,this is a guess though,,mabey do a online search on the above model and see if it looks like what you have,,and let us know ,,then we could possibly give you a more accurate value,,it's just very hard guessing what you have by the description you have given..sorry
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  #17792 Posted 5 Months, 1 Week ago
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there are no loops on top or bottom of gun, on the left side of barrel is written "BROWNING ARMS COMPANY MORGAN UTAH & MONTREAL PQ' Oon the right side is written "Made in Belbium by Fabrique Nationale Herstal" Thanks for your help I will try to borrow a camera and send a pic
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  #17793 Posted 5 Months, 1 Week ago
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Thanks for your info regarding the Browning website I found that it wa manufactured in 1980, any help on the value ?
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  #17796 Posted 5 Months, 1 Week ago
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thanks ,,that gives me a time frame and for your pistol values would range from 300 good- 600 excellent and mabey a little more at auction or to a collector depending on condition,,glad we got it figured out for ya ..a dealer may offer you 200-250 for it
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  #17806 Posted 5 Months, 1 Week ago
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appreciate yer help I will probably ask about some rifles in the future
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  #21937 Posted 1 Month, 3 Weeks ago
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bak in 1980 I used to own a 9mm browning pistol like you have and traded it for a smith and wesson 9mm but the grips are larger and not as comfortable.... anyway i,m looking to find and buy another browing 9mm like i believe yours is. Do you still have it and would you be interseted in selling it?
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  #21940 Posted 1 Month, 3 Weeks ago
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I am interested in selling it I am asking $600
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  #22146 Posted 1 Month, 2 Weeks ago
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that is worth more than you think. the browning is now made in china. hold on to it it will be worth more the longer you hold on to it.
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  #22263 Posted 1 Month, 2 Weeks ago
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I have a Browning 9mm also Belgiun made also, mine has a 5 diget serial # wood grips with checkering. It also has a winged eagle with a swastika on it in three different places, it has a boxed H on the front of the trigger guard. I assume that this was made for Germany for world war 2 use. Does it have any value?
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  #23847 Posted 1 Month ago
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7.99
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  #28042 Posted 2 Hours, 2 Minutes ago
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how much is it worth
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