Shotgun Experts

[Rotney]

I need some help. Have looked on the Internet and have not found an answer.

16ga Browning. Here's some pics let me know if I need to keep searching.

[Rotney]

Just wanting to know if it's an older gun with some value

[Rotney]

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[okrattler]

Yeah its worth some money.

[Rotney]

Yeah its worth some money.

Thanks

[Lungbustr]

Doesnt loo like anything real special. It's just a Belgium made auto 5, that isn't in top condition or anything.

[Humper]

Here's a similar one on gunbroker..

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=504497607

[knighttime]

No clue what kind of value range but I'm pretty sure those guns hold a good value

[rednecktbrizz7]

It's the browning A500 A5 doesn't have engraving A500's do

[Rotney]

Here's a similar one on gunbroker..

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=504497607

Looks like a 48 from the schedule on your link.

Thank you.

[Humper]

Looks like a 48 from the schedule on your link.

Thank you.

Here is some more info.....

http://www.pmulcahy.com/semiauto_shotguns/belgian_sa_shotguns.htm

[Rotney]

^^^^. Thank you. I didn't know where to look.

[zr2chevy22]

Looks like a Belgium made Browning Sweet 16.

[Burnadell]

Here is some info on dating by serial number.

http://www.browning.com/customerservice/dategun/detail.asp?id=13

I can't see the letter in front of your numerical serial number. Is it an X or a K?

[cwill]

For sure an early one and yes they hold decent value, but like anything else condition dictates the value. The older Belgium made A5's are easy to pick out because they have the safety on the front of the trigger guard like the one you have. My Belgium sweet 16 has the safety on the rear of the trigger guard.