1967-1974.

1968-1974.

Discontinued 1984. NOTE: Grade III offered in two variations. First was hand-engraved and produced in Belgium. Second was photo-etched and built in Belgium and assembled in Portugal. Second variation will not be as valuable as first.

Discontinued 1984. NOTE: Prices indicated are for 1970 through 1974 production. Guns assembled in Portugal deduct 30 percent. .338 Win. Magnum caliber rare in Grade III add 75 percent premium.

Game scene engraved. Hand-engraved from 1970 through 1976, then etched thereafter. Grade IV rifles discontinued in 1984. NOTE: Add 40 percent for pre-1977 rifles; 10 percent for premium engraving.

Gold Inlaid: 1971-1974.

1971-1974. NOTE: Add up to 100 percent for special order variations on Grade V rifles.

Deluxe version of BAR. Chambered for .30-06 only. Features photo-etched silver-finished receiver and deluxe checkered walnut stock. Produced and furnished 600 with walnut case and accessories. Discontinued in 1983. As with all commemorative's, it must be NIB to command premium values.

Improved version of BAR. First introduced by Browning in 1967. Announced in 1993, this Mark II design uses a new gas system, with newly designed buffering system to improve reliability. Has new bolt release lever, new easily removable trigger assembly. Available with- or with-out sights. Walnut stock, with full pistol-grip and recoil pad on Magnum gun are standard. Receiver blued, with scroll engraving. Rifles with Magnum calibers have 24" barrel; standard calibers fitted with 22" barrel. Available in .243, .308, .270, .30-06, 7mm Rem. Magnum, .300 Win. Magnum, .338 Win. Magnum. Weight: Standard calibers 7 lbs. 9 oz.; Magnum calibers 8 lbs. 6 oz. Scope not included. NOTE: Add 30 percent for .270 Wby. Magnum, which was made for one year only.

Offered in .243 Win., 7mm-08 Rem., 7mm Rem. Magnum, .270 Win., .270 WSM, .30-30 Win., .308 Win., .300 Win. Magnum. Satin nickel finish receiver, with high relief engraving. Barrel lengths 22", 23" or 24" depending on caliber. Checkered Grade II walnut stock, shim adjustable. Introduced in 2016.

Introduced in 2001. Features composite buttstock and fore-end, with removable magazine. Offered in short action (.243 and .308) with sights; standard action (.270 and .30-06) with no sights; Magnum calibers (7mm, .330 Win., and .338) with no sights and with BOSS system. NOTE: Add $75 for Magnum calibers; $140 for BOSS.

Models will feature high grade walnut stock, with highly polished blued barrel. Receivers will be grayed with game animals: mule deer and whitetail on standard calibers (.270 and .30-06); elk and moose on Magnum calibers (7mm Magnum and .300 Win. Magnum).

Similar to BAR ShortTrac, with matte blue barrel. Composite stock. Introduced 2006.

Similar to BAR ShortTrac in left-hand. Introduced 2007.

Similar to BAR ShortTrac, with Mossy Oak Break-up finish overall.

Similar to above, with Digital Green camo finish overall.

Similar to above. Made for long action calibers such as .270, .30-06, 7mm Rem. Magnum and .300 Win. Magnum. Barrel length 22" for .270 and .30-06; 24" for other two calibers. Weight about: 7 lbs. .270 and .30-06; 7.5 lbs. 7mm and .300. Introduced in 2004. NOTE: Add $75 for Magnum calibers; 10 percent for camo finish.

Long-action version of BAR ShortTrac Stalker.

Similar to BAR LongTrac in left-hand. Introduced 2007.

Similar to BAR LongTrac, with Mossy Oak Break-up finish overall.

Gas-operated semi-automatic sporting rifle. Chambered for various popular calibers from .243 up to .338 Magnum cartridges. Offered with 22" or 24" barrel, with folding leaf sight until 1980. Finish blued, with checkered walnut stock. Various grades offered, differed in amount of ornamentation, quality of materials and workmanship utilized. Earlier models manufactured in Belgium by FN; these guns would be worth approximately 15 percent additional over guns assembled in Portugal from parts manufactured by FN. Early .338 Magnum model rarely encountered and would be worth approximately 25 percent additional. Grade I values furnished are for Portuguese-assembled guns from 1977 until introduction of BAR Mark II in 1993. This model introduced in 1967; discontinued in 1977.

Version of Mark II. Introduced in 1997. Features light-weight alloy receiver and shortened 20" barrel. Offered in .30-06, .270 Win., .308 Win. and .243 Win. calibers. Not offered with BOSS system. Weight about 7 lbs. 2 oz.

Introduced in 2004. Features ability to chamber Magnum cartridges. Offered in .270 WSM, 7mm WSM, .325 WSM, .300 WSM, .243 and .308. Fitted with 23" barrel in Magnum calibers; 22" barrel in non-Magnum. Receiver alloy steel. Redesigned stock adjustable for length of pull. Weight about: 7.25 lbs. Magnum calibers; 6.75 lbs. others. NOTE: Add 10% for camo finish.