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| I had never seen one with a case hardened receiver and the oil finish. Was wanting to find out if it were a standard model or custom shop gun.Only ones I can find on the Browning web site are custom shop guns.
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| I found one on gun broker it was made in 2004 and only 800 of them were made had to order them at the shot show. So they said.
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| Master, that info about the limited run is correct...the exact number in the run I don't know but 800 sounds about right. |
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| It's probably a sweet-looking gun!
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Andy
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| John Gillette of "Classic Guns Inc. " in Beecher, Ill. color cases any 4140 guns as well as 8620 . It takes amn with a great deal of experience and John Has it. he has been doing #1 Ruger actions for tears in 7m/m Reem mag and etc. Never had a problem. ken
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| Browning made a few of these a few years back. I sold a couple that Zander's had on special when they were discontinued. They were very nice, and a good deal at the time. THe case coloring job was not as nice as some i've seen, but adequate. At the time, they were priced pretty low, maybe 11-1200 dollars. |
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