Came across locally a Browning Safari in 7MM Rem Mag. Short extractor and definitely a salt wood gun. Owner had a gunsmith try to clean it up and he ceracoated the action and barrel. Still has the original stock, sling swivel studs are gone from rust. Bolt is rust free and still in the white. Evidence of pitting is pretty obvious along the wood line on the right side of the action. It's no collectors item but what would you guess a value at?

its only a shooter... very common caliber... $400... and im being generous.. i'm a vendor at 18-20 gunshows a year in Texas... Bill/Oregon has seen me in action...

I ended up getting it for a Glock 17 in a straight trade, good deal I think.[IMG:left] [/IMG] [IMG:left] [/IMG] [IMG:left] [IMG:left]<a href="http://https://postimg.cc/hXhtz1T2" target="_blank"> [/IMG] </a>[/IMG]

Kevin,

I think you done good!

Mark

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Originally posted by MARK H. YOUNG:
Kevin,

I think you done good!

Mark

I got it for the scope so I had something somehwhat period correct for 30-06 Browning Safari. I have a FN in 280AI so no real need for this. I'll just sell it for a song, someone can certainly use it. I do like the balance of the heavy barrel, wish it was a 375.