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All Internet Bidding on Icollector is 20%.All shipping will be will be done in house Except for large items ,at the buyer's expense. Once for your items and again for shipping the day your items ships. (3)All ‘Rifles’ valued more than $500.00 will be shipped in a black carrying case for protection at BUYERS expenseĪll winning bidders will be invoiced through Icollector, and credit cards will be automatically charged at the end of the auction. Shipping charges other than exact costs INCLUDE: (1)$5.00 handling fee for each box required for packing,(2)Insurance is the responsibility of the buyer and is required for all packages (no exceptions), AND Smalls will be packed and shipped by us at the buyer’s expense. We ship exclusively with FEDERAL EXPRESS. Large items which may include calling a freight company. Shipping is the responsibility of the Buyer and the Buyer must make all ‘Shipping or Delivery’ arrangements on Box 789, Humboldt, Arizona, 86329, United StatesĪll Arizona residents pay sales tax of 8.356% otherwise if you come to the auction you must pay the sales tax as well. Comes with one Browning marked magazine.ģ525 S. Blued finish is about 98% with some minor edge wear. Bore appears excellent/bright, a little dirty. Smooth Schnabel forearm has been removed. Oversized checkered wood, wraparound, right handed thumb rest target grips. 6 3/4" ventilated ribbed barrel with fixed blade, and adjustable rear target sight.
Browning international medalist for sale full#
The August article on the website below will cover the Browning Nomad (first year actually 1961) and later this fall I am going to do an article on the Medalist with detailed pictures of a Standard, Goldline, Renaissance, Type II International, consecutive matched pair of Goldline Medalists, an original (1 of 7) 1963 Full Coverage Renaissance Medalists.SN: 81904I75 Pistol. The Challenger grip is identical to the early narrow Challenger grip except there is finish in the checkering.
The second is like the typical Medalist grip except it wasn't checkered. One Medalist grip is two piece with no finish. Two Medalist grips and one Challenger grip. I have three proto-type grips from 1960 with a letter of authenticity from Browning. I suspect there were very, very few left handed Goldline Medalists made and FN may have had extra left hand goldline grips left and a set made it onto your pistol.Īn interesting side note. No doubt a GoldLine Medalist grip on a standard grade, but I wouldn't worry the least about it.
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