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BigJimP · July 15, 2013, 01:01 PM

It's a field grade Citori.....look at the current Lightning models...

http://www.browning.com/products/cat...id=013&tid=461

For a gun in 3" chambers it lists for $ 1989 and is selling new in my area for around $ 1,700.
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The used value on the gun you're looking at is in the range of $ 900 - $1,200 ....and value will depend on any handling marks, condition inside receiver and barrels.
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They're solid work horse guns....most of the Citori's, even this entry level gun....should give you a 500,000 shell trouble free life with no issues ....

This field model in the Citori line of guns ( they're are about 29 models of the Citori now - with the upper level models selling new at around $ 3,000 )....but the field model like this has remained virtually unchanged since the mid 1980's ..../ all of the Citori line of guns give you a lot of gun for the money, in my view !

July 15, 2013, 01:01 PM	#15
BigJimP Senior Member Join Date: February 23, 2005 Posts: 13,195	It's a field grade Citori.....look at the current Lightning models... http://www.browning.com/products/cat...id=013&tid=461 For a gun in 3" chambers it lists for $ 1989 and is selling new in my area for around $ 1,700. -------- The used value on the gun you're looking at is in the range of $ 900 - $1,200 ....and value will depend on any handling marks, condition inside receiver and barrels. ---------- They're solid work horse guns....most of the Citori's, even this entry level gun....should give you a 500,000 shell trouble free life with no issues .... This field model in the Citori line of guns ( they're are about 29 models of the Citori now - with the upper level models selling new at around $ 3,000 )....but the field model like this has remained virtually unchanged since the mid 1980's ..../ all of the Citori line of guns give you a lot of gun for the money, in my view !