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<blockquote data-quote="OKCShooter" data-source="post: 4260495" data-attributes="member: 9994">Point remains...there is no provenance to show anything that you are using for &quot;interest&quot; or to present while looking for value. Your entire post is bringing up and discussing WW2 and Nazis and later embedding a YT video of Goring. I don&#039;t see any bringback papers or documentation to make it anything other than a gun out of Grandpa&#039;s safe.It is a nice condition Belgium made Browning Hi-power and that is the value. There is zero documented connection to Germany or even WW2 so the story is just that, a random story. I think it is worth $1200ish. If it had the stock it would be worth more. If it had bringback papers or was a documented War trophy it would be worth significantly more as it would have historical value to add.I see someone here offering $800 - that&#039;s a good start; I&#039;d take anything between $1000 - $1200 if I owned it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OKCShooter, post: 4260495, member: 9994"] Point remains...there is no provenance to show anything that you are using for "interest" or to present while looking for value. Your entire post is bringing up and discussing WW2 and Nazis and later embedding a YT video of Goring. I don't see any bringback papers or documentation to make it anything other than a gun out of Grandpa's safe. It is a nice condition Belgium made Browning Hi-power and that is the value. There is zero documented connection to Germany or even WW2 so the story is just that, a random story. I think it is worth $1200ish. If it had the stock it would be worth more. If it had bringback papers or was a documented War trophy it would be worth significantly more as it would have historical value to add. I see someone here offering $800 - that's a good start; I'd take anything between $1000 - $1200 if I owned it. [/QUOTE]

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