Guns International #: 103540961
Seller's Inventory #: BABM22

• Action: Bolt-action with a short 60-degree bolt throw, providing excellent scope clearance and fast cycling.
• Calibers: Primarily chambered in .22 LR
• Barrel: 22-inch free-floating barrel with a high-luster blued finish and a recessed target crown.
• Stock: High-gloss American walnut with a rosewood grip cap and forend tip.
• Magazine: Uses a 5-round detachable box magazine; an optional 15-round version was historically available. Note I have the extended clip as well. 
• Weight: Approximately 5 lbs 9 oz (unscoped). 

• Medallion Styling: Features detailed checkering, a gold-plated adjustable trigger, and a high-polish finish that mimics the full-sized A-Bolt centerfire rifles.
• Safety: Thumb-operated top-tang safety, similar to the design found on many shotguns.
• Accuracy: Renowned for exceptional precision; users frequently report "one-hole" groups at 50 yards with quality ammunition.
• Build Quality: Unlike many modern rimfire rifles that use plastic components, the A-Bolt .22 features a machined steel receiver and a polished aluminum trigger guard. 
• Stock:  Note the exceptional figure in the stock.  This is a high gloss finish and there are markings in the finish but nothing that could not be cleaned upo. 

• Original Price: Approx. $450–$550 (late 1980s).  This medalion was $550.  My. house was purchased for 76k and worth 600k today.  
• Current Market Value: Well-maintained used models typically command $1,000, depending on the specific grade and condition not factored in.  This is a Medallion grade with exceptional wood.

• Scope:  The scope is a Browning 2x7 variable.  Vintage Browning 2x-7x rifle scopes, particularly those produced between 1965 and 1972, are considered relatively rare and collectible.  These 1-inch tube, high-quality Japanese-made optics.  Made to last.  The ruper on the variable is still soft. 
  The 2-7x magnification range is versatile, making it popular for hunters, but finding them in good condition with clear optics can be challenging due to their age. 
• Worth: A vintage Browning 2x-7x scope in good to excellent condition can be worth approximately $300 to $600+, depending on the clarity of the glass, the condition of the coating, and whether it includes original mounts or rings.