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Belgian Browning Safari Grade Hi Power rifle in .300 Win Mag. Rifle made in 1969 I believe. Excellent condition with no factory deviations. Deep dark blue. Stock has a lot of figure and has factory Browning rubber recoil pad with proper factory LOP. Era Redfield variable scope. I have owned this rifle for 20 years and have fired about 20 rounds through it. Asking $1200 drmbaird@aol.com

That's a fine rifle there.

thanks CS

Open to trades? If so, let's chat.

I can't tell from the pic, but is this a pushfeed or control round feed action?

Control round feed. Seems like I read where Browning used Sako actions on these rifles, but I could be mistaken.

The long actions were FN mauser supreme

I have one in '06, looking for a 375...they are great rifles....

some of the later fn actions used a push feed system with a sako sytle extractor, but were still fn made actions. thats why people ask if they are long or short exractors.the short action and medium actions were mostly sako. some 308s used the fn action.

Too bad,I just bought a Winchester pre-64 in .300 win mag.This was number 2 on my list...great looking rifle and great price,these have been bringing $1600-1800 in my travels...rifle

The bolt on this rifle looks just like a Pre 64 Winchester model 70 bolt. The safety however is not 3 position.

That is not a 1969 gun-a '69 Mauser action gun in anything other than 30/06 or 270 will have a push feed action.Your's is the much more desireable long extractor,which would put it between 1963 and 1967.

VERY nice rifle and a very good price.If I wasn't gun poor at the moment I'd buy it myself.

WB.

Pharmvet, is it possible to get a pic of that bolt? Thanks.

Yes, Ill get some pics of the bolt out tonight. thanks

Here are some close ups of the bolt. I also added a pic of the worse ding on the rifle. The safety, after closer inspection, does in fact seem to be 3 position. thanks

thanks for the bolt pics. Oh, my wife is going to kill me if I make the wrong decision.

Hey, don't worry, wives love this kind of stuff, they just rant and rave because they think they are supposed to. Inside every wife is a closet gun crank!! LOL

Still available, thanks

Does it have any rust if you remove the stock?

I have never removed the stock but I can do so and report back. I see absolutely no signs of rust where wood and metal meet. Blueing is deep rich blue.