Browning 22 values

[Mr. E]

Hey osa have a guy want to trade me some 22s they're both Brownings 1 semi-auto and one lever actionI don't know how old they are neither one of them has a box they both look brand new any info would be helpful I'll post a crappy pic

 

[bsmith918]

Trade for what?

 

[dennishoddy]

Is the lever gun a .22 mag?

 

[Mr. E]

trade for work I've done for him and I think the they are both 22 long rifle

 

[ronny]

Both are very good .22s. Both were probably made in Japan, unless the Auto is pretty old. They're made in different Grades. No one here is likely to be able to tell you what you want to know without knowing the value of the work you did for him. You can go on GunBroker and search for them, then search for Completed Items to get an idea of what they go for today.

 

[Mr. E]

Thanks for the info guys

 

[turkeyrun]

The lever is a Grade I plain Jane, blast to shoot. I have the Grade II fancy. Paid $120 brand new. Accurate and fun.
Still my favorite .22 out of all I have or have shot.

How much work trade are looking at?

 

[VIKING]

Judging from the sights and the length of the barrel on the little auto I would guess it to be a long rifle only and made in Japan. It's still a really nice little .22...If it was a " shorts only " and made in Belgium gun then the price would be much higher.

 

[ronny]

I have a Remington 121 in shorts only, made back in the 40's. It's virtually identical to the Browning.

Also have one in 22 lr.

 

[BobBarker]

It all depends on how much your time is worth and how much time you spent on the job. Both are really nice guns if you like .22s. I have a browning a-bolt .22lr, Japan made. Great gun.