I think I know the answer but wanted the collective opinions of the enabler group here.A friend of mine wants to get rid of his Browning 92 in .44 magnum for financial reasons.He has had the gun for 15 plus years and it is in 95% condition.His price to me is $500.I'm sure this is a good price and I see them on Gunbroker for $600 plus.I searched the classifieds here and didn't see any listed.What do these go for?I'm not gonna haggle his price as he is a good friend but I don't have to buy it from him.
Incidentally I did drool appropriately over it when I saw it.Thanks.
Stan in SC
Browning 92 in .44 magnum
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Stan in SC
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Browning 92 in .44 magnum
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Re: Browning 92 in .44 magnum
Thats a very good price, from what I've seen. If you don't want it, let me know and I'll get it...Dave
Re: Browning 92 in .44 magnum
Nah man, don't fall for it. Offer $50 and send him my contact info.....,
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Re: Browning 92 in .44 magnum
Stan,
If you can afford it, then you should buy it. I paid $349.00, out-the-door, for mine, circa early 2005, and I was glad to pay it. ...and my B92 was obviously used, but pristine on the inside. I do not regret buying it.
Shawn
If you can afford it, then you should buy it. I paid $349.00, out-the-door, for mine, circa early 2005, and I was glad to pay it. ...and my B92 was obviously used, but pristine on the inside. I do not regret buying it.
Shawn
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Re: Browning 92 in .44 magnum
Even in this economy, that's very, very good. Usually $650-800, even more if truly NIB. They're very seldom in bad shape. Yours is about the going rate with tax or shpg/FFL on a new Rossi carbine with the safety junk--still a nice gun but not comparable--and they ain't making the B-92 any more. Jump on it or as others have stated, we will!
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Re: Browning 92 in .44 magnum
Stan,
With a price like that you should be regaling us with the story of your newest purchase, instead of asking us if you should buy it.
Buy it. That's good price for a great rifle.
Joe
With a price like that you should be regaling us with the story of your newest purchase, instead of asking us if you should buy it.
Buy it. That's good price for a great rifle.
Joe
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Re: Browning 92 in .44 magnum
Like others have said... buy it.
Take a look at what the Marlin and Win 94 44mags are going for as a reference.
I've got 3 win94s and 2 marlin 44mags. To me the Browning is twice the gun at a lower price than I'd sell any of mine for.
Take a look at what the Marlin and Win 94 44mags are going for as a reference.
I've got 3 win94s and 2 marlin 44mags. To me the Browning is twice the gun at a lower price than I'd sell any of mine for.
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