Browning medallion?

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i have a browning medallion in 7mm rem mag. I’ve been thinking about trading it off. It’s not very accurate and would like to get something more accurate. I looked at used ones on gun trader and seen they really have some value. Are there certain models or years that carry a higher value than others? I was very surprised what they are asking. Thanks
 
R 230. Browning Model A-Bolt Medallion Left Hand. Serial # 57524PP2H7. 7mm Rem. Magnum caliber left hand bolt action rifle. 24” barrel with an excellent bore. Hidden detachable magazine. The polished blue finish on the metal is in very good condition with only some scratches on the forward portion of the barrel. The checkered walnut stock features a rosewood pistol grip and forearm cap and is in good to very good condition with some small dings, scratches, and impressions. Detachable sling swivels and padded nylon sling. Action works fine. Includes a Springfield Armory Government model 6X to 20X power scope in Browning mounts. Sold For 825.00 R 231. Browning Model A-Bolt II Medallion Left Hand. Serial # 11040MR351. .325 WSM caliber left hand bolt action rifle. 23” barrel with an excellent bore. Hidden detachable magazine. The polished blue finish on the metal is in excellent condition with little if any wear. The checkered walnut stock features a rosewood pistol grip and forearm cap and is in very good condition with a few small dings and some fine scratches on the butt. Detachable sling swivels and padded nylon sling. Action works fine. Includes a Bushnell Elite 4200 4X to 16X power scope in Leupold mounts. Sold For 825.00 http://www.horstauction.com/gunsale18march.html The serial number would help.

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Beautiful rifle if there is any. Hope you get what you want for it. Just out of curiosity, how inaccurate is it?

I don't know of a year more valuable than another, but older Brownings made in Belgium used to bring a premium. I think it migh have been before the medallion denomination, but I also think wrong quite often, so I will let someone who knows for sure answer you on that one. Good luck!
 
Best I can get is about 1.75 inch at 100. I loaded as many different combos and factory loads as I could find. Some were absolutely horrible. I bought it about 20 years ago. It seemed to shoot better the first few years I had it. I hadn’t shot it in about 10 years. I got it out a couple years ago and started with it again. And yes, I checked the scope and rings and base, it all tight. It’s an a bolt. What bugs me about it, I have many other rifles that shoot sub moa so I hardly ever use it.
 
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Best I can get is about 1.75 inch at 100. I loaded as many different combos and factory loads as I could find. Some were absolutely horrible. I bought it about 20 years ago. It seemed to shoot better the first few years I had it. I hadn’t shot it in about 10 years. I got it out a couple years ago and started with it again. And yes, I checked the scope and rings and base, it all tight. It’s an a bolt. What bugs me about it, I have many other rifles that shoot sub moa so I hardly ever use it.
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how much are you looking to get for it?
 
I have no idea, I was think it was maybe worth 2-3 hundred bucks, after looking at some of the used ones ones, I guess it’s worth a bit more than that.
 
I had a .338 Win Mag A-bolt medallion. By far the most beautiful rifle I have ever owned. :thumbup:

It also kicked like an angry mule, so it was one of the most short-lived rifles I ever owned as well...o_O

Stay safe!
 
I was looking at maybe weatherby vanguard, Bergara, or maybe even (I know you don’t have to tell me) Winchester xpr. I haven’t physically touched any of the 3 but have read many reviews on all. I’d rather not spend a ton on the gun, I’d rather put it in the scope.
 
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