I am new to this forum as I just found this site while researching a recently acquired firearm. I have several handguns, have my CC permit and love to shoot. I live in Kentucky and get out to shoot about once a month. I own a variety of pistols ranging from Colt 1911 to Ruger Bearcat.

Recently my son inherited a Browning Medalist with box, weights, cleaning tool, keys to box that I think is in aboslutely mint condition. I know, that's my opinion.....This gun was owned by my wife's grandfather and I knew him of over 30 years and never knew he owned it. Safe queen for a lot of years. I believe he was the original and only owner. His initials are on the case.

My son has asked me to sell this gun for him as he really needs the cash and doesn't really have any use of it right now. I have never sold a gun before and would love some advice. I went to the Browning website to date the gun and the serial number doesn't appear to follow the pattern's listed. I would appreciate any advice on how to best sell this. I am planning on calling Browning next week to help date the firearm, but if anyone knows of another source, I would appreciate it.

I have searched Gunbroker and Gunsamerica and I have seen the large range of prices requested for these. Anyway, any advice from Browning experts would be greatly appreciated. Steve